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December 19, 2022, 09:21:52 PM
#74


though We all must have a second plan if we fails to have this years target and mostly is to Holding as 2023 says more volatile and bearish than 2022.

the vote is coming to Light and it is NO , we are almost 2 weeks before the December ends and while the market is still struggling to break 20k   yet it is strongly holding the 16-18k in which enough reason for me to believe that December had already have its Bottom.
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Dimon69
December 19, 2022, 11:19:01 AM
#73
Well, it's been two thirds of a month already, but for the little that's left, and early next year, we're going to be bored, very bored. Unless we have one more exchange going bust or news like that, in which case the price would fall, or we have good news, which is unlikely, we are going to stay in the boring $17k-$20k or so band.

Lmao yeah.  Where are those guys who were saying that we'd be having a Santa Claus pump this month?  It def doesn't look like Santa will be obliging us.  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy



But then again we still have 11 days til the end of the month.  Anything can still happen.  But for now, everything looks meh.  But all it takes is a little trend going up for a couple of weeks then we start becoming bullish again. 

LOL, Santa is busy pumping different things than focusing on Bitcoin. Seriously we will be having yearly close which means a possible relief or dump harder is what’s next on the remaining days of December. I agree on PP that the price will just be on that boring range until January but I’m expecting a dip during the first quarter of the next year since there’s still no good news about inflation while Binance FUD might stirred a little bit more.

Having a bull run on this remaining days of December is very hard to achieve aside from relief. I believe a double bottom on 10k is what I want to see before I believe that real bull run will come.
legendary
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December 19, 2022, 11:11:35 AM
#72
Well, it's been two thirds of a month already, but for the little that's left, and early next year, we're going to be bored, very bored. Unless we have one more exchange going bust or news like that, in which case the price would fall, or we have good news, which is unlikely, we are going to stay in the boring $17k-$20k or so band.

Lmao yeah.  Where are those guys who were saying that we'd be having a Santa Claus pump this month?  It def doesn't look like Santa will be obliging us.  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy



But then again we still have 11 days til the end of the month.  Anything can still happen.  But for now, everything looks meh.  But all it takes is a little trend going up for a couple of weeks then we all start becoming more bullish again.  

As for the poll it looks like the guys who voted 'yes' are still right.  Locking the poll now...
legendary
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December 18, 2022, 10:14:50 PM
#71
Well, it's been two thirds of a month already, but for the little that's left, and early next year, we're going to be bored, very bored. Unless we have one more exchange going bust or news like that, in which case the price would fall, or we have good news, which is unlikely, we are going to stay in the boring $17k-$20k or so band.
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December 18, 2022, 07:39:09 PM
#70
I am expecting the price of Bitcoin to stay between 15k and 18k this month.
It will probably continue going sideways during January, the price may have a chance to increase after the winter is over and the economy in the northern hemisphere warns up. More people will have more chances to invest after they can forget about keeping themselves warm during the season.

I am aiming for a stable mid year in 2023, implying no major exchange collapses again.
Sounds legit mate , because indeed that 15k is the bottom and maybe that 18 is the highest we can get though there are still plenty of days left before we close this 2022.

 maybe 20k can be considered since there are mostly good things coming when December starts to end?
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December 18, 2022, 04:40:24 AM
#69
I am expecting the price of Bitcoin to stay between 15k and 18k this month.
It will probably continue going sideways during January, the price may have a chance to increase after the winter is over and the economy in the northern hemisphere warns up. More people will have more chances to invest after they can forget about keeping themselves warm during the season.

I am aiming for a stable mid year in 2023, implying no major exchange collapses again.
Since the FUD about Binance a while back, I also thought that the Bitcoin price this December would continue to move sideways and a possible scenario that the price would stay between 15K and 18K.
The highest spike in Bitcoin price this week was $18,xxx and after that the price went down slowly. Nonetheless, we still strongly believe that Bitcoin's future journey is unshakable amidst the various FUDs played by market participants.
legendary
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December 17, 2022, 10:25:29 PM
#68
I am expecting the price of Bitcoin to stay between 15k and 18k this month.
It will probably continue going sideways during January, the price may have a chance to increase after the winter is over and the economy in the northern hemisphere warns up. More people will have more chances to invest after they can forget about keeping themselves warm during the season.

I am aiming for a stable mid year in 2023, implying no major exchange collapses again.
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December 17, 2022, 06:31:57 PM
#67
I don't know what the ones who said no really thinks we could see. I mean we are already at a very low price and we have dropped even further recently, isn't that enough to understand? I am not saying that this the only way or anything but it is certainly not a great way to invest if you keep thinking it will constantly go down.

I believe it has seen the bottom and it will go up, there is no way that we are going to even further down, it is a good situation to be and we shouldn't be constantly think about the possibility of a drop. I mean being ready for it is something else, have a stop loss if you want, but expecting it versus being ready for it are different things.

Some of the time, it's just guys who hope for the market to go down some more so they can buy more for the same amount of money.  I'd be lying if I said I didn't want that.  At other times, it's also some guys who bought around 30k, sold at a loss at around 18k or somewhere near the lows, realized they made a mistake and now want to buy back lower.  I'd also be lying if I didn't make this mistake before.  Lol.  

Back in the day, I also used to fud my own bags for the lulz because I was frustrated.  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy  It's so funny thinking about it now.  So immature...
All of us did really go up into that point on which decisions been made are really indeed immature but on the time that we do gets older and do get that experience then we are really that been aware
on what we had done in the past and on the time we do remember it then we do just simply smile and realize on how dumb we are into those newbie days or moments.
For now on the time that we had been that aware at least then we do know on what we would gonna do but there are still indeed times that we do boggle still our mind and
emotion and still have a hard time on making up some on point decisions basing on the current market conditions.
legendary
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December 17, 2022, 06:14:15 PM
#66
I don't know what the ones who said no really thinks we could see. I mean we are already at a very low price and we have dropped even further recently, isn't that enough to understand? I am not saying that this the only way or anything but it is certainly not a great way to invest if you keep thinking it will constantly go down.

I believe it has seen the bottom and it will go up, there is no way that we are going to even further down, it is a good situation to be and we shouldn't be constantly think about the possibility of a drop. I mean being ready for it is something else, have a stop loss if you want, but expecting it versus being ready for it are different things.

Some of the time, it's just guys who hope for the market to go down some more so they can buy more for the same amount of money.  I'd be lying if I said I didn't want that.  At other times, it's also some guys who bought around 30k, sold at a loss at around 18k or somewhere near the lows, realized they made a mistake and now want to buy back lower.  I'd also be lying if I didn't make this mistake before.  Lol.  

Back in the day, I also used to fud my own bags for the lulz because I was frustrated.  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy  It's so funny thinking about it now.  So immature...

We all have made the same mistakes back in the day, immature yeah, maybe inexperience is the right term because we are at lost and we didn't know what to do. Of course, we have heard of the HODL mentality, but we didnt' know that in practice until we really get a chance to go to a whole bitcoin cycle and got that experience.

And so far, after hitting that $18k, price falters and goes down again to$16k'ish because of the Binance FUD.

With that I think that will be the price this end of the year.
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December 17, 2022, 10:48:49 AM
#65
As I always say, bitcoin is not correlated with any other market but it is affected by the global economy. This is why we are still seeing a weird struggle to go back above $20k.
Of course, global economic conditions would make more sense to be credited as the reason why bitcoin's price is having a hard time breaking the $20K resistance. However, economic conditions won't be the only reason why it's been tough, after all the crashes Luna and FTX also contributed to why prices have had a hard to recovering.

The altcoin market basically did not affect bitcoin, but the crash of several large altcoin projects also had a real impact on the bitcoin market. I honestly hope the bitcoin market will recover soon and investor confidence can improve more, but maybe not for the rest of the year.
legendary
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December 16, 2022, 10:46:40 AM
#64
I don't know what the ones who said no really thinks we could see. I mean we are already at a very low price and we have dropped even further recently, isn't that enough to understand? I am not saying that this the only way or anything but it is certainly not a great way to invest if you keep thinking it will constantly go down.

I believe it has seen the bottom and it will go up, there is no way that we are going to even further down, it is a good situation to be and we shouldn't be constantly think about the possibility of a drop. I mean being ready for it is something else, have a stop loss if you want, but expecting it versus being ready for it are different things.

Some of the time, it's just guys who hope for the market to go down some more so they can buy more for the same amount of money.  I'd be lying if I said I didn't want that.  At other times, it's also some guys who bought around 30k, sold at a loss at around 18k or somewhere near the lows, realized they made a mistake and now want to buy back lower.  I'd also be lying if I didn't make this mistake before.  Lol.  

Back in the day, I also used to fud my own bags for the lulz because I was frustrated.  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy  It's so funny thinking about it now.  So immature...
legendary
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December 16, 2022, 08:16:02 AM
#63
I don't know what the ones who said no really thinks we could see. I mean we are already at a very low price and we have dropped even further recently, isn't that enough to understand? I am not saying that this the only way or anything but it is certainly not a great way to invest if you keep thinking it will constantly go down.

I believe it has seen the bottom and it will go up, there is no way that we are going to even further down, it is a good situation to be and we shouldn't be constantly think about the possibility of a drop. I mean being ready for it is something else, have a stop loss if you want, but expecting it versus being ready for it are different things.
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December 16, 2022, 04:50:58 AM
#62
Yeah and don't forget about the war still in EU, it could have been the biggest effect for us since the beginning of this yeare.

I also do agree that $20k is the biggest support we have so far but due to the FTX collapse, that support also crumbles. So it's good to see if we can reach that price again, hopefully at the end of the year. Although not good to see that once we reach $18,300 there was a lot of selling moving the price back to $17,700.
Unfortunately a lot of negative things are happening in the world these days. Russia just armed its ICBM with nuclear warheads looking to target EU and US. Meanwhile the protests across Europe is expanding and in some countries like UK the strikes are getting worse that are "halting" the economy.

As I always say, bitcoin is not correlated with any other market but it is affected by the global economy. This is why we are still seeing a weird struggle to go back above $20k.

Yes, there are still correlation from what is going around us with bitcoin market, it's unfortunate, but how everything operate in this world.

And the struggle will continue up to next year, unless something positive unforseen will happen, like the opposite of black swan to turn the market around and reach $20k. Maybe this event will come, maybe not in 2023 as we are still in the middle of a long 3 year bear market.
There will still be a hard fight from bitcoin to get back to the $20k price and it may still happen in the next year. But for now, we have to be complacent as the bitcoin price is still under $20k and we are still determining when it will start to increase. But yesterday's increase, which reached $ 18k, still proves that bitcoin can still go up and even though the price is decreasing again, it won't matter because later, the price will increase again. We should now use this opportunity to buy bitcoin again before the price increases. And we shouldn't have to worry about bitcoin or even worry if the circumstances out there can affect the movement of bitcoin.
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December 15, 2022, 09:21:32 PM
#61
Yeah and don't forget about the war still in EU, it could have been the biggest effect for us since the beginning of this yeare.

I also do agree that $20k is the biggest support we have so far but due to the FTX collapse, that support also crumbles. So it's good to see if we can reach that price again, hopefully at the end of the year. Although not good to see that once we reach $18,300 there was a lot of selling moving the price back to $17,700.
Unfortunately a lot of negative things are happening in the world these days. Russia just armed its ICBM with nuclear warheads looking to target EU and US. Meanwhile the protests across Europe is expanding and in some countries like UK the strikes are getting worse that are "halting" the economy.

As I always say, bitcoin is not correlated with any other market but it is affected by the global economy. This is why we are still seeing a weird struggle to go back above $20k.

Yes, there are still correlation from what is going around us with bitcoin market, it's unfortunate, but how everything operate in this world.

And the struggle will continue up to next year, unless something positive unforseen will happen, like the opposite of black swan to turn the market around and reach $20k. Maybe this event will come, maybe not in 2023 as we are still in the middle of a long 3 year bear market.
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December 15, 2022, 10:59:39 AM
#60
Not much hope for December, although inflation has eased or interest rates have begun to slow. But overall, the world is still in turmoil, with no sign that the war will stop or the energy crisis will not continue. All of this suffices to say that the market hasn't gotten better yet, I believe we haven't made a bottom yet.
legendary
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December 15, 2022, 10:37:08 AM
#59
^  True...  Unless one of the biggest exchanges left go under.  Which could happen but then again the sell down wouldn't be as huge as we think as what we've already seen with FTX.  I think it would take Binance going under to make BTC drop way below 15k imho.  Other exchanges, not so much.

Here's the top exchanges as listed in CMC.

https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/

I think the top 5 is solid.  So I don't think we should have anything to worry about.

Edit:  I'm locking the poll in a couple of days.
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December 15, 2022, 09:23:26 AM
#58
I believe the lows in the current cycle represent a bottom. The selling wave has already peaked as all crypto companies threatened with bankruptcy have gone bankrupt and i don't think BTC will see selling pressure after that. Being part of the liquidity crisis, these companies had to sell their most liquid assets. Among these assets was Bitcoin. Meanwhile, these companies are at a stage where they can no longer sell BTC before they completely disappear from the market. Therefore we may be close to the days when the cycle will change.
legendary
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December 15, 2022, 04:53:37 AM
#57
Yeah and don't forget about the war still in EU, it could have been the biggest effect for us since the beginning of this yeare.

I also do agree that $20k is the biggest support we have so far but due to the FTX collapse, that support also crumbles. So it's good to see if we can reach that price again, hopefully at the end of the year. Although not good to see that once we reach $18,300 there was a lot of selling moving the price back to $17,700.
Unfortunately a lot of negative things are happening in the world these days. Russia just armed its ICBM with nuclear warheads looking to target EU and US. Meanwhile the protests across Europe is expanding and in some countries like UK the strikes are getting worse that are "halting" the economy.

As I always say, bitcoin is not correlated with any other market but it is affected by the global economy. This is why we are still seeing a weird struggle to go back above $20k.
hero member
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December 14, 2022, 10:55:54 PM
#56
Things are just like previous months without any change. We are not in a bear market nor a bull market. And the price is not going to go down unless some negative event takes place like FTX crap that happened and caused a drop or the Russian invasion that was the beginning of all this.

In short if nothing changes we will continue seeing sideways with a little rise...
I have to say that price will not go down, but it's not like it's going up neither. By the looks of it, we are going to probably live a very calm month and the price will stay the same for sure. I am not saying that's the best thing neither, maybe that's good or maybe that's bad, but that is what we are going to end up living in for sure.

This is why I made all my financial arrangements according to what we have been living currently and as if we are going to end up with the same price range for the rest of the month. If I am somehow wrong and it moves up or down too much I will be fine, I am a long term investor but it wouldn't really be a great deal.
The market doesn't seem to be ready for a big rise yet considering what is happening to the economy in EU and to some extent US. But at the same time market is very ready to go back above $20k which was the strong support before the FTX thing happened. Right now we are seeing a small but a good momentum with price passing $18k...

Yeah and don't forget about the war still in EU, it could have been the biggest effect for us since the beginning of this year.

I also do agree that $20k is the biggest support we have so far but due to the FTX collapse, that support also crumbles. So it's good to see if we can reach that price again, hopefully at the end of the year. Although not good to see that once we reach $18,300 there was a lot of selling moving the price back to $17,700.
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December 14, 2022, 07:04:44 PM
#55
It can be said that December is better than November, although November has touched $ 22k, but if we look at the daily transaction trends that occurred in December, we deserve to be optimistic that the December is the beginning of the bull run, maybe before April 2023 the price has already been touch $ 30k.
$18,303 seems to be the highest price at this time starting from December 1. We will see later at the end of December that Bitcoin will be at what price. If it succeeds in the price of $20K, then the beginning in my opinion will occur in mid -2023 and the price of $20K is the appropriate support point.

If we see the market conditions have begun to improve in the last few days. Of course we hope that this week there will be positive changes in price charts.
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