Topic: BTC price for 2016 - page 8. (Read 5986 times)
At this moment, I think I'm between above $500 and the between $300 - 500, as there is no clear sign yet that price would jump high or will it dive.. I am disregarding the halving as I still don't know what is going to happen on those days..
I voted for it will be between 300 to 500. because I do not like to be optimistic then I will be shocked with the reality. bitcoin needs more adopters and users in order to scale the market
bitcoin will give us big surprise this year and many thing will happen in this year. first the block halving will come so this will give big impact to bitcoin price.
We will definitely see the price go higher than $500 this year. We have plenty enough time to gain ground and demolish that price level to advance even higher. $500 is no challenge for this year. $700 will be the real challenge. Even $600 is somewhat of a good challenge for this year.
Above 500, there is still a lot of time to grow.
I think the bitcoin price will be $1200 by the end of the year. It will touch $1500 due to the block halving.
i am still saying bitcoin price is going to go up because of the halving and a couple of other things. even after the recent down price i keep my word.
it is going to be at least $800 if a bubble happens and >$500 if it goes natural way.
it is going to be at least $800 if a bubble happens and >$500 if it goes natural way.
i still think we will see the price touch at least $700 this year. the speculation part will be the main price driver. also, maybe a week before the actual block halving people will start with panic buying which might trigger a rally. i am only not sure whether the $700 level or higher can be maintained for long as i expect the price to tank significantly after the block halving.
I think it will be above $500 and below $600 by the end of this year, as we cannot expect that it will cross $1000 as it seems to be unrealistic, halving will contribute in taking the price of bitcoin to a next level.
Inflation, economic collapse and the presidential candiates will all make Bitcoin go past 500 this year, that and the block halving, if the devs finally get the block size problem fixed as well that will boost Bitcoin's credibility while politicians are busy bickering amongst themselves.
There's a hell of a lot of things in Bitcoin's favour this year, oh and Japan is looking at recognising Bitcoin as a currency, which is another nice little bonus if they go through with it.
There's a hell of a lot of things in Bitcoin's favour this year, oh and Japan is looking at recognising Bitcoin as a currency, which is another nice little bonus if they go through with it.
i agree. there are a lot of good things waiting to happen to bitcoin this year which will definitely push the price much higher than $500
the smallest one is the halving, and the two big ones are Japan which will bring a lot of attention towards bitcoin which means more investment and more usage and the other is block size .
The halving is for most of us a good thing but it also has downsides and the bitcoin can collapse after the halving for sure.
I also voted for above $500 since block halving is just in the corner and that surely will have a saying on increase in value of BTCitcoin due to more effort needed in order to earn it and at the same time, less reward on each found block. Also not to forget, this year, BTCitcoin have surrounded a lot of attention to itself and as result, more people are jumping on board and trying it, therefor more demand will also contribute on it's value as well.
Wouldn't it be tremendous if Donald J. Trump endorse Bitcoin?
Inflation, economic collapse and the presidential candiates will all make Bitcoin go past 500 this year, that and the block halving, if the devs finally get the block size problem fixed as well that will boost Bitcoin's credibility while politicians are busy bickering amongst themselves.
There's a hell of a lot of things in Bitcoin's favour this year, oh and Japan is looking at recognising Bitcoin as a currency, which is another nice little bonus if they go through with it.
There's a hell of a lot of things in Bitcoin's favour this year, oh and Japan is looking at recognising Bitcoin as a currency, which is another nice little bonus if they go through with it.
i agree. there are a lot of good things waiting to happen to bitcoin this year which will definitely push the price much higher than $500
the smallest one is the halving, and the two big ones are Japan which will bring a lot of attention towards bitcoin which means more investment and more usage and the other is block size .
It'll go above 500 this year for sure (after halving - June/July). BTW, I'd guess it'll surpass 550$+. Anyway, it'll be an interesting year for bitcoin as someone above told.
It will surely be an interesting year for bitcoin as this is the first time for us to see it halve and a lot of other crypto are depending on what will the halve do in the future of bitcoin..
I believe it's more than likely to go over $500. It's expected for BTC to drop after such a rise.
It'll go above 500 this year for sure (after halving - June/July). BTW, I'd guess it'll surpass 550$+. Anyway, it'll be an interesting year for bitcoin as someone above told.
300-500 will be the best price before the halving but when the halving comes i think the price will boost upwards...
I voted above 500.... I think it has been rebounding for a while and getting almost there, and think it is not too hard for it to go above 500 and keep the price over there.
I also think bitcoin will keep its current range ($300-500). I can't see too positive conditions to await for a spectacular rise toward the $1000 psychological level.
Inflation, economic collapse and the presidential candiates will all make Bitcoin go past 500 this year, that and the block halving, if the devs finally get the block size problem fixed as well that will boost Bitcoin's credibility while politicians are busy bickering amongst themselves.
with it.
Do you think POTUS has influence on the bitcoin price? Last year it was all about China.with it.
If it's somebody who will cause a faster economic collapse, then yes.
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