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April 13, 2024, 10:26:30 AM
#74
When it comes to talks about bullrun, its something very broad because there are many things that determines such and other things as well which we may have to consider during this period, but to be on a safer side, we have to remained positioned for the timing on when thins is actually going to occur so by doing that, we can compare the previous years chart to what we have already and also speculate on recent price in other to arrived at a particular target that will be profitable at our investment during the process.
Bullrun is Bullrun, and people are waiting for this moment to come so they buy BTC during bear season and hold in preparation for these days. There is so much expectation in the price of Bitcoin. Some people are saying it reaches $100k, $200k, and more. And they have this insight as they believe that history repeats itself again. For sure, all of us are also waiting for the perfect time to sell and hoping not to miss it like it happened before.
Indeed, it is a matter of trust that investing in Bitcoin will give us rewards and all the efforts and waiting will be paid off.
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April 13, 2024, 04:13:38 AM
#73
If we rely on history, the big bull season will usually only come after the halving and as I predict, it will start in the fourth quarter of this year. The halving hasn't even happened yet but bitcoin is trading at $70k, so is the highest ATH target for this bull season of $100k too low? I personally believe we can hit $150k or more and this will be the craziest bull run we've ever had. The Fed will soon lower interest rates, the economy will enter a recovery phase, ETFs, halving...all support that we will have a super cycle and the target of $100k is too modest.
I do believe that we are going to end up with a greater return, 100k is definitely too low and we should be seeing at least 150k if you ask me. I understand that some people may feel like that will not happen, but I think it is not impossible neither. Think about it, last time it was 20k going to 70k, this time 70k going to 200k would be very possible.

I think it should be considered and I believe that given enough time people would be able to make as much money as possible if they keep holding their coins. I believe that we are going to see some big changes here and there, but for that to work as well as we hope it would, we should be considering the situation to be changing and not really make any bigger moves.


The goal of $100k is really a dream number in the 2021 bull season, but unfortunately things cannot work out as we expected. This year, $100k is not really a target to aim for as we are very close to it and it is only a matter of time before bitcoin reaches it, IMO.

I agree with you, $150k is the lowest target we are likely to see this bull season. If there are no unexpected black swans like the Russia-Ukraine war or Covid, I believe we will have a super cycle and the reason I also stated above. I believe that a super bull cycle is coming and we need to be patient, not panic sell because of insignificant fluctuations.
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April 12, 2024, 04:42:41 PM
#72
And fyi, I have put money on it, alot.
Most of the people will say that don't buy Bitcoin because it's expensive and OP just did bought Bitcoin and you're doing it correctly. While those people that suggests not to buy Bitcoin because it's expensive, they're the ones that's missing the whole point of this bull run. Yes, they may get 10x-100x or more with the altcoins that they're suggesting but how many actually of them were able to maximize their profits from it? Whilst for buying Bitcoin and holding it, you have no pressure holding it and regardless of your knowledge on the market, it's all starting with Bitcoin. This whole bull run is starting from the triggers that will be done entirely by Bitcoin through halving and the etfs that we've got already.
Buying the price now doesn't matter because bitcoin will still reach its record ATH again, people who say there is no need to buy see the high price so doubt they will get a little profit.

Altcoins can indeed get x10 - x100 profits only a few people do that, but behind him can be high profits I am sure there are altcoins that are not worth when they were bought first, however I myself have experienced investing in long-term altcoins that ended badly.

Bitcoin, if you HODL not sell you will not lose, many moments occur in bitcoin that you mention, especially the halving which is getting closer to take advantage of the current price because I myself am optimistic about bitcoin to $100K.
We knew about it, that after the halving Bitcoin will have another ATH. But we don't want to set the record and let those people that don't hold yet Bitcoin or have got plans of buying it to check it for themselves. We, that have been on this market and witnessed how many bull runs understand that each halving that passes by will have another ATH but we don't know when. This time, the gain that we might get with Bitcoin could be lesser in terms of 'x' because that seems to be the pattern and it might be 2x-4x or I hope that it could be more than that compared to the past ATH.
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April 12, 2024, 12:22:05 PM
#71
If we rely on history, the big bull season will usually only come after the halving and as I predict, it will start in the fourth quarter of this year. The halving hasn't even happened yet but bitcoin is trading at $70k, so is the highest ATH target for this bull season of $100k too low? I personally believe we can hit $150k or more and this will be the craziest bull run we've ever had. The Fed will soon lower interest rates, the economy will enter a recovery phase, ETFs, halving...all support that we will have a super cycle and the target of $100k is too modest.
I do believe that we are going to end up with a greater return, 100k is definitely too low and we should be seeing at least 150k if you ask me. I understand that some people may feel like that will not happen, but I think it is not impossible neither. Think about it, last time it was 20k going to 70k, this time 70k going to 200k would be very possible.

I think it should be considered and I believe that given enough time people would be able to make as much money as possible if they keep holding their coins. I believe that we are going to see some big changes here and there, but for that to work as well as we hope it would, we should be considering the situation to be changing and not really make any bigger moves.
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April 12, 2024, 10:51:56 AM
#70
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though.

Generally described for the period is the period as a period of consolidation.

But is this price fall normal in the bull run??

At least there is a lesson that we can take from the decline and increase in prices that are rising until now, namely that is how BTC works and is able to show the ability to recover quickly from the frenetic market that is known for its volatile movements and soon the halving phenomenon will come and we at least have a strategy that can increase profits when that moment is after or after.


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April 12, 2024, 09:57:09 AM
#69
And fyi, I have put money on it, alot.
Most of the people will say that don't buy Bitcoin because it's expensive and OP just did bought Bitcoin and you're doing it correctly. While those people that suggests not to buy Bitcoin because it's expensive, they're the ones that's missing the whole point of this bull run. Yes, they may get 10x-100x or more with the altcoins that they're suggesting but how many actually of them were able to maximize their profits from it? Whilst for buying Bitcoin and holding it, you have no pressure holding it and regardless of your knowledge on the market, it's all starting with Bitcoin. This whole bull run is starting from the triggers that will be done entirely by Bitcoin through halving and the etfs that we've got already.


Altcoins can indeed get x10 - x100 profits only a few people do that, but behind him can be high profits I am sure there are altcoins that are not worth when they were bought first, however I myself have experienced investing in long-term altcoins that ended badly.



Those altcoin projects that can survive and are still being built diligently during the bear season can very easily generate x10 profits. There won't be too many projects to do that bring X100 profit, but x10 is something I find not too difficult to achieve. I don't know how your altcoin investment experience is when there are only losses and losses but I even made big profits from Pepe, RNDR, Sol even when the bull season has not yet arrived.

For those who do not want to take risks and prefer safety, bitcoin is the choice, but investing in altcoins is not too bad during the bull season. Don't use your experience to scare others just because you lost money from your experience.
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April 12, 2024, 09:37:31 AM
#68
When it comes to talks about bullrun, its something very broad because there are many things that determines such and other things as well which we may have to consider during this period, but to be on a safer side, we have to remained positioned for the timing on when thins is actually going to occur so by doing that, we can compare the previous years chart to what we have already and also speculate on recent price in other to arrived at a particular target that will be profitable at our investment during the process.
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April 12, 2024, 09:13:46 AM
#67
And fyi, I have put money on it, alot.
Most of the people will say that don't buy Bitcoin because it's expensive and OP just did bought Bitcoin and you're doing it correctly. While those people that suggests not to buy Bitcoin because it's expensive, they're the ones that's missing the whole point of this bull run. Yes, they may get 10x-100x or more with the altcoins that they're suggesting but how many actually of them were able to maximize their profits from it? Whilst for buying Bitcoin and holding it, you have no pressure holding it and regardless of your knowledge on the market, it's all starting with Bitcoin. This whole bull run is starting from the triggers that will be done entirely by Bitcoin through halving and the etfs that we've got already.
Buying the price now doesn't matter because bitcoin will still reach its record ATH again, people who say there is no need to buy see the high price so doubt they will get a little profit.

Altcoins can indeed get x10 - x100 profits only a few people do that, but behind him can be high profits I am sure there are altcoins that are not worth when they were bought first, however I myself have experienced investing in long-term altcoins that ended badly.

Bitcoin, if you HODL not sell you will not lose, many moments occur in bitcoin that you mention, especially the halving which is getting closer to take advantage of the current price because I myself am optimistic about bitcoin to $100K.
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April 12, 2024, 08:54:17 AM
#66
And fyi, I have put money on it, alot.
Most of the people will say that don't buy Bitcoin because it's expensive and OP just did bought Bitcoin and you're doing it correctly. While those people that suggests not to buy Bitcoin because it's expensive, they're the ones that's missing the whole point of this bull run. Yes, they may get 10x-100x or more with the altcoins that they're suggesting but how many actually of them were able to maximize their profits from it? Whilst for buying Bitcoin and holding it, you have no pressure holding it and regardless of your knowledge on the market, it's all starting with Bitcoin. This whole bull run is starting from the triggers that will be done entirely by Bitcoin through halving and the etfs that we've got already.
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April 12, 2024, 08:43:20 AM
#65
I have put money on it, alot.
Chill man, calm down.
Good for you that you have this huge amount.
Instead, be happy that the price now was in the range of $70k.

I believe that the final ATH is in the $100k range because halving hasn't yet come.  So be ready for it.

If we rely on history, the big bull season will usually only come after the halving and as I predict, it will start in the fourth quarter of this year. The halving hasn't even happened yet but bitcoin is trading at $70k, so is the highest ATH target for this bull season of $100k too low? I personally believe we can hit $150k or more and this will be the craziest bull run we've ever had. The Fed will soon lower interest rates, the economy will enter a recovery phase, ETFs, halving...all support that we will have a super cycle and the target of $100k is too modest.
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April 12, 2024, 12:20:42 AM
#64
I have put money on it, alot.
Chill man, calm down.
Good for you that you have this huge amount.
Instead, be happy that the price now was in the range of $70k.

I believe that the final ATH is in the $100k range because halving hasn't yet come.  So be ready for it.
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April 11, 2024, 08:50:05 PM
#63
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
you are asking about 2021 when you should have asked about this 2024 ? if you are asking about that specific growth in march 2021 and dumped then that is correction and again climbed up to 68k before the bear completely come.

but this year Bull run have had happened just after you posted this so myquestion is that "have you bought that day"? or continue asking the same BS again and not putting any money on it?
Try comedy too, aside Bitcoin. You made me laugh.
I asked what I asked for a purpose,  and it'd be sad for you to think I'll go around ' asking the same BS'...
And fyi, I have put money on it, alot. So why don't you get to the part where you actually contributed to the thread, since some other newbie may be scrolling around looking for answers. Oh wait. They probably already did before yours.
Man, ease up.
The first and last part of your post is just....
Well I rest it here.
Bad day it's been.
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April 11, 2024, 09:28:15 AM
#62
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
The price never falls during the bull run. It falls after that. The price correction happens and people say it as bear market. Are you referring to the price correction segment? Then it will happen this time also. Many are expecting Bitcoins will lie between 50k usd to 60k usd. I would suggest you to don’t get stress much about the price. If you have money, then just invest irrespective of the price for 4 years straight. Definitely you will see the profits.
Looking at history there will be no difference, but we never know how the current cycle will be the same or not? That is the question now, like the previous year's cycle before the halving there was no ATH now before the halving the price is already ATH so there will be something different from the past cycle I predict.

Even I will never bother if after the halving the price becomes a big correction of say 30% or higher because all I think about is how to provide fiat money to buy during the correction with many people panicking, I will not think about anything except taking advantage of the decline during this current phase.
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April 11, 2024, 09:12:03 AM
#61
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

The price never falls during the bull run. It falls after that. The price correction happens and people say it as bear market. Are you referring to the price correction segment? Then it will happen this time also. Many are expecting Bitcoins will lie between 50k usd to 60k usd. I would suggest you to don’t get stress much about the price. If you have money, then just invest irrespective of the price for 4 years straight. Definitely you will see the profits.
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April 11, 2024, 09:08:04 AM
#60
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
Don't worry mate past is past and instead of looking from the past then better to move to the future
and of course the present because look at the market improving each 4 year cycle? and trust me you will
never see that 31k again so better to try accumulating than just waiting for that buying position.
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

This 2024 halving may have a little change in dimension in such a way that we can have the bullrun new all time high at anytime, since we had it begun earlier this year and we also experience a new all time high right before the halving, there is more expectations to see that the market rises to $120,000 all time high before the end of this year, once all these had been achieved, the following year may proceeds with the bear market market.  
or what can expect the next coming year in which 2025 will be recording its new market history
though there are many says after this halving will be a better days yet the best will come.
STT
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April 09, 2024, 07:59:58 PM
#59
Its a struggling sideways market at best short term at present rather then absolutely bullish.   I take that as a positive as the market should not rise always and immediately without allowing sellers to offload regularly.  BTC is bullish on every time frame pretty much but the most questionable is the short term market where it could easily start to sell down some, that doesnt have to be a wider negative.    For the moment I take it as a sideways hesitant market at worst and consolidating into strength at best.
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April 09, 2024, 07:10:01 PM
#58
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
When we refer to the crypto market as volatile, we mean that it can quickly move in any direction and result in either enormous gains or losses. Investors can profit from any movement they decide to exhibit by selling at a profit or buying more at a discount price. 
As it stands, we have no idea if the market will see frequent price declines during the halving or ahead of this approaching halving in a few weeks, or if we are to see something similar to that of 2021 halving, given how different this year's halving looks and how bitcoin reached a new all-time high before the halving season.

     Others may view that volatility as beneficial, whereas others may view it negatively. Undoubtedly, this is also the reason why some investors put a lot of money into their investments because they perceive enormous future potential.

     This thus explains why some investors in the trading industry lose money. In summary, these situations are typical. The halving becomes a signal for us to constantly adopt DCA more and more, and it is up to us whether our bitcoin or crypto save for the future. Additionally, the bull run always becomes an opportunity for the crypto community to get a shot at the projected profit.
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April 09, 2024, 01:41:21 PM
#57
Try not to fell from comparing what had happened in the past bullrun and in what we have here now , because the past halving there are no spot ETF approval but with this having now? am afraid that  we are in different pace of market now.
imagine for the first time we have broken ETH not even without halving taking place?
that is far from what we have seen many times before.
Comparisons in any case are actually no longer necessary now because what happened this year in Bitcoin is completely different. Although it is also not wrong for everyone to know how Bitcoin was in the past before the approval of the ETF, because now quite a lot of differences exist and have occurred in Bitcoin after the approval of the ETF. So Bitcoin can get ATH more quickly before the halving occurs and this has been clearly proven in Bitcoin now.
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April 05, 2024, 02:21:02 AM
#56
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
What quite a lot of people have been predicting as the highest expectation for this bull run is for Bitcoin price to rise to $100,000, but mind you that nobody can be sure of what is going to happen with Bitcoin's price, it is unpredictable, thus you have to DYOR. Having said that, there is always going to be a correction in price and also a fall back into the bear market, because Bitcoin rises and falls in cycles, but the events of this period is different from that of the past, so you might get things very wrong if you want to use the past to exactly predict this current period.
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April 04, 2024, 09:03:18 PM
#55
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

“Forget  the past it is just a goodbye”  👋

can't remember the song but the lyrics above apply to BTC bullruns.

We are in the dca hodl part of the bullrun.
Next is a a trough which hurts the miners bigly
then the real run happens.

but that is the past patterns. maybe we  do not do this pattern again.
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April 03, 2024, 09:53:20 PM
#54
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
you are asking about 2021 when you should have asked about this 2024 ? if you are asking about that specific growth in march 2021 and dumped then that is correction and again climbed up to 68k before the bear completely come.

but this year Bull run have had happened just after you posted this so myquestion is that "have you bought that day"? or continue asking the same BS again and not putting any money on it?
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April 03, 2024, 09:15:09 PM
#53
From the recent bitcoin market movement, it shows that we may likely not see any dip drop in price at least for the time being up until bitcoin halving that is just a few days away from this day, I think with a little drop and pick ups we will ride along to the next major face of the market that will determine a whole lot for the next phase of bitcoin, bull market is around the corner already since bitcoin made the benchmark of a new price high and also being stably above the last 2021 all time price.

Those that are experts in DCA will be making alot of gains along the line and also record's alot of loses but in the end we are going to have a provable long terms gains on the market in the coming months.
Optimism is good and we are all optimists, but one thing should always be kept in mind whether the market goes up or down is not in our hands, so we should always prepare ourselves for all kinds of situations.

I have noticed that new people coming to this forum are following our posts, many people trade believing our predictions to be correct. So we should never say with certainty that this is the time that the market cannot go down from here or it is time that the market will only go up.
That's why I always say that anything is possible in the crypto market and you have to keep your mind ready for any eventuality.
A trailing stop loss works best during these situations. We know that it will go up but we should fear about it going down, so what I suggest is putting a stop loss at night before you sleep, to 10% lower than what the price is at that moment, that means even if it goes up, then you will rearrange the situation and change it a bit.

I believe it could do very well and we could probably benefit it as much as we possibly could. That should not be an issue for anyone, and we could probably get a much better result. I know that people worry about a fall, but they should take advantage of the increase as much as they can without a worry, a trailing stop loss allows people to take advantage as much as they can without worrying about anything else.
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April 03, 2024, 07:45:35 AM
#52
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

This 2024 halving may have a little change in dimension in such a way that we can have the bullrun new all time high at anytime, since we had it begun earlier this year and we also experience a new all time high right before the halving, there is more expectations to see that the market rises to $120,000 all time high before the end of this year, once all these had been achieved, the following year may proceeds with the bear market market.   
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April 03, 2024, 07:33:46 AM
#51
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
Try not to fell from comparing what had happened in the past bullrun and in what we have here now , because the past halving there are no spot ETF approval but with this having now? am afraid that  we are in different pace of market now.
imagine for the first time we have broken ETH not even without halving taking place?
that is far from what we have seen many times before.
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April 03, 2024, 07:06:59 AM
#50
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
Occasionally Bitcoin price dip during bull run is normal, but the goal is that it recovers quickly and keeps increasing, just like what we're experiencing now, price surged to over $72k reaching a new ATH, and it dipped to $64k then it started to rally again, and as long as the price pump is greater than the price dump, that means that we're still in the bull run. When price starts to dip lower and lower despite occasional slight pump, then bear run has started to set in, these will keep happening until another bull run when a new ATH will happen, that's how the Bitcoin seasons works.
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April 03, 2024, 06:30:43 AM
#49
Actually bitcoin cannot remain in a single state and it will be changing by showing regular ups and downs so I think that every year is not same and every bull season is different from others because the value attained by bitcoin and other coins are different during every Bull season.

But remember that falls and rise depends on buying and selling so it is obvious that now if people wants to buy more bitcoin the price will surges but when they start selling after halving then eventually the price will start to fall which means that Bull and bear season comes after one another.

We cannot predict the market on minimum changes like now the price is 66k$ which does not implies that Bull season become ends so be careful in current situations as some correction will become a cause of market fall but don't be afraid of buying bitcoin as we will certainly see another pump.
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April 02, 2024, 04:12:35 PM
#48
how do you say this is exaggeration because it may be that the price of may not increase more than our expectation after having because what makes the Bitcoin to continue to accelerate in price is when there is a massive adoption in cryptocurrency there is every tendency that the price of Bitcoin will not to reach hundreds thousand as we expected after halving...so the increment of Bitcoin is something we know that is uncontrollable and unpredictable.
What mostly determines the price of bitcoin to go that high is when the demands is very high than the supply, meaning if there are much buying order than the selling other this would now cause the price to surge the way can't even imagine. Reason that those that hold would never want to sell except for those that doing trading, even as that the price would keeps surging, coupled with when there is good news surrounding the market because I always believed that positive news gives a serious lift to the bitcoin price. Just as the Bitcoin ETF created a new ATH without even getting to the halving main month.

And with the upcoming halving, which makes the supply super scarce, the demand is going to be very high this year and 2025 and that's why we are expecting like $100k as what others have predicted.

We have seen new all time high already, but that is not the top price, its just the tip of this bull run. That surge might be due to the approval of Bitcoin Spot ETF. But the catalyst of this bull run is the halving and we are going to see it this month if I'm not mistaken, so it's going to be a promising year for all of us.
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April 02, 2024, 04:04:34 PM
#47
how do you say this is exaggeration because it may be that the price of may not increase more than our expectation after having because what makes the Bitcoin to continue to accelerate in price is when there is a massive adoption in cryptocurrency there is every tendency that the price of Bitcoin will not to reach hundreds thousand as we expected after halving...so the increment of Bitcoin is something we know that is uncontrollable and unpredictable.
What mostly determines the price of bitcoin to go that high is when the demands is very high than the supply, meaning if there are much buying order than the selling other this would now cause the price to surge the way can't even imagine. Reason that those that hold would never want to sell except for those that doing trading, even as that the price would keeps surging, coupled with when there is good news surrounding the market because I always believed that positive news gives a serious lift to the bitcoin price. Just as the Bitcoin ETF created a new ATH without even getting to the halving main month.
we are on same track...the things that also helps for increment of Bitcoin from the demands aspect is adoption, because if more companies such as amazon, apple, adoption bitcoin as means of payment and also invest large amount of funds in bitcoin and information have it that amazon or apple companies has invested largely in bitcoin, its obvious that they will be mega traffic in bitcoin adoption, and that will make the demand to be higher than the supply...so may things may contribute for increased of bitcoin...when we say supply, you know quite well that supply is what contribute almost 80% of bitcoin degradation in value, when the supply as you said is of higher potential than the demand you will see how the market of Bitcoin will start crashing,  so we are of the same opinion.

On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
When we refer to the crypto market as volatile, we mean that it can quickly move in any direction and result in either enormous gains or losses. Investors can profit from any movement they decide to exhibit by selling at a profit or buying more at a discount price. 
As it stands, we have no idea if the market will see frequent price declines during the halving or ahead of this approaching halving in a few weeks, or if we are to see something similar to that of 2021 halving, given how different this year's halving looks and how bitcoin reached a new all-time high before the halving season.
From the recent bitcoin market movement, it shows that we may likely not see any dip drop in price at least for the time being up until bitcoin halving that is just a few days away from this day, I think with a little drop and pick ups we will ride along to the next major face of the market that will determine a whole lot for the next phase of bitcoin, bull market is around the corner already since bitcoin made the benchmark of a new price high and also being stably above the last 2021 all time price.

Those that are experts in DCA will be making alot of gains along the line and also record's alot of loses but in the end we are going to have a provable long terms gains on the market in the coming months.
the price may fall and may not fall before we experienced halving, its obvious that price of bitcoin is unpredictable and the future of Bitcoin interchanges without anyone awareness, so since it has regained it price as it dropped from seventy three thousand to fifty five to fifty eight thousand and return to seventy thousand to sixty nine thousand, their is every possibility that the price may decrease again because the price is not on constant flow, sometimes the price adjust in market for correction or it decreases base on information that hits bitcoin and it's technology...we can't be sure that the price will not experienced falling before we entered into halving.
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April 02, 2024, 02:38:58 PM
#46
how do you say this is exaggeration because it may be that the price of may not increase more than our expectation after having because what makes the Bitcoin to continue to accelerate in price is when there is a massive adoption in cryptocurrency there is every tendency that the price of Bitcoin will not to reach hundreds thousand as we expected after halving...so the increment of Bitcoin is something we know that is uncontrollable and unpredictable.
What mostly determines the price of bitcoin to go that high is when the demands is very high than the supply, meaning if there are much buying order than the selling other this would now cause the price to surge the way can't even imagine. Reason that those that hold would never want to sell except for those that doing trading, even as that the price would keeps surging, coupled with when there is good news surrounding the market because I always believed that positive news gives a serious lift to the bitcoin price. Just as the Bitcoin ETF created a new ATH without even getting to the halving main month.
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#45
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
The thing is that in cryptocurrency especially Bitcoin don't have a specific increasing point it can increase today and they also decrease tomorrow there is also every tendency that has the price of Bitcoin is at seventy to sixty nine thousand [70k/69k] ot can move back to fifty-five or forty-five thousand [55k/45k] so the price is unpredictable and that is why we don't need to depend on the speculation of Bitcoin price because the price can interchange at any point in time and also what makes the price to continue accelerating is based on the gravity of demand and supply, obvious that when the demand is higher than the supply the price of Bitcoin continue to increase, but when the supply is extremely higher than demand the price decreases.

On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

If you know much about bitcoin in cryptocurrency, you should be able to discover that there's no how you can expect the market without being volatile, we have seasons in bitcoin, the bull season and the bear season, we have circles as well where we can accumulate, dispose and the rest, the price fall will determine the current season we are into, the rate of bitcoin supply to demand, the market sales and investors capitalization on bitcoin along with other macro and micro economical influence which are all part of what make up why the market is being volatile to either rise or fall on a particular time.   
ordinarily we cannot justify the price of Bitcoin based on it has fall in price before since 2017 when is the increase and also increase back so it is obvious that you got it right that the price of Bitcoin is being determined by the the demand and the supply of the market because when the price is high that means the demand is also high when the price is low that means the supply is higher so that is only thing that we can say about bitcoin and its regulations of price.

Bitcoin always repeat its history if you can see that the price of the bitcoin already surpassed its last all-time high and we are now sitting with the 60k price possible there will be a correction when the halving comes and we expect another pump after the coming months but still no one knows just doing an analysis. Currently, I'm expecting that he market will reach around 80k after the halving and in the middle of the year hoping all of the golden hands gets profit if possible we reached the 100k. If you can accumulate as possible and enjoy the bullrun.
how do you say this is exaggeration because it may be that the price of may not increase more than our expectation after having because what makes the Bitcoin to continue to accelerate in price is when there is a massive adoption in cryptocurrency there is every tendency that the price of Bitcoin will not to reach hundreds thousand as we expected after halving...so the increment of Bitcoin is something we know that is uncontrollable and unpredictable.
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April 02, 2024, 05:45:24 AM
#44
From the recent bitcoin market movement, it shows that we may likely not see any dip drop in price at least for the time being up until bitcoin halving that is just a few days away from this day, I think with a little drop and pick ups we will ride along to the next major face of the market that will determine a whole lot for the next phase of bitcoin, bull market is around the corner already since bitcoin made the benchmark of a new price high and also being stably above the last 2021 all time price.

Those that are experts in DCA will be making alot of gains along the line and also record's alot of loses but in the end we are going to have a provable long terms gains on the market in the coming months.
Optimism is good and we are all optimists, but one thing should always be kept in mind whether the market goes up or down is not in our hands, so we should always prepare ourselves for all kinds of situations.

I have noticed that new people coming to this forum are following our posts, many people trade believing our predictions to be correct. So we should never say with certainty that this is the time that the market cannot go down from here or it is time that the market will only go up.
That's why I always say that anything is possible in the crypto market and you have to keep your mind ready for any eventuality.
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March 27, 2024, 06:00:10 PM
#43
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
When we refer to the crypto market as volatile, we mean that it can quickly move in any direction and result in either enormous gains or losses. Investors can profit from any movement they decide to exhibit by selling at a profit or buying more at a discount price. 
As it stands, we have no idea if the market will see frequent price declines during the halving or ahead of this approaching halving in a few weeks, or if we are to see something similar to that of 2021 halving, given how different this year's halving looks and how bitcoin reached a new all-time high before the halving season.
From the recent bitcoin market movement, it shows that we may likely not see any dip drop in price at least for the time being up until bitcoin halving that is just a few days away from this day, I think with a little drop and pick ups we will ride along to the next major face of the market that will determine a whole lot for the next phase of bitcoin, bull market is around the corner already since bitcoin made the benchmark of a new price high and also being stably above the last 2021 all time price.

Those that are experts in DCA will be making alot of gains along the line and also record's alot of loses but in the end we are going to have a provable long terms gains on the market in the coming months.
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March 27, 2024, 05:54:50 PM
#42
When we refer to the crypto market as volatile, we mean that it can quickly move in any direction and result in either enormous gains or losses. Investors can profit from any movement they decide to exhibit by selling at a profit or buying more at a discount price. 
As it stands, we have no idea if the market will see frequent price declines during the halving or ahead of this approaching halving in a few weeks, or if we are to see something similar to that of 2021 halving, given how different this year's halving looks and how bitcoin reached a new all-time high before the halving season.
Volatile is the nature of crypto market. The price sometimes can increase or decrease in a short time. We can see Bitcoin increased to %73k just in few days and it dropped to $62k just in 1-2 days. It described very well about the volatility in crypto market. I think most investors understand this well, they know that the volatility is a part of this crypto market.

Since we will have Bitcoin halving, I am sure the decline will last temporarily. Everyone must realize that the price has increase above $70k again yesterday. So, the volatile in crypto market is real. Bitcoin price is a perfect example of the volatility in the recent days.

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#41
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
When we refer to the crypto market as volatile, we mean that it can quickly move in any direction and result in either enormous gains or losses. Investors can profit from any movement they decide to exhibit by selling at a profit or buying more at a discount price. 
As it stands, we have no idea if the market will see frequent price declines during the halving or ahead of this approaching halving in a few weeks, or if we are to see something similar to that of 2021 halving, given how different this year's halving looks and how bitcoin reached a new all-time high before the halving season.
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March 27, 2024, 05:29:53 PM
#40
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
We’ll see because we’ve already hit a new ATH so let’s see if we can still go high after hitting it.
The market is still recovering from the recent correction, let’s hope for the better after the halving since many are still looking forward for the price of $100k and there’s nothing wrong to predict such value with Bitcoin, the peak is still within the reach.
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#39
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
To better enjoy investing in bitcoin, you should look beyond the bull run, ask yourself what the future of bitcoin looks like, this will help you know how to plan your investment. By design, bitcoin will continue to increase in value, the records have shown so and any dip will not remain like that forever. If you can see bitcoin in the next ten years, paint a mental picture and compare it with the past, you will see how motivated you will become with respect to buying and holding bitcoin. It is too risky buying bitcoin because you think bull run is coming so that you can sell and make quick profits.
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March 27, 2024, 04:54:51 PM
#38
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For sure majority of us already save and stash some Bitcoin already and will just watch how our money will grow once we reach new all time high in 2025.
I was also lucky to save most of the Bitcoin I bought at around $20k, and some were even below that price.
it is a very good entry and gives quite a lot of profit when the ATH price is reached.

Taking advantage of any drop would be excellent for accumulating holdings of held Bitcoin,
this would be good for the long term or when the price touches ATH$100k++.

2024-2025 is the year that Bitcoin continues to reach new ATH, and these will be the years that provide many gains.
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March 27, 2024, 12:12:29 PM
#37
The price of Bitcoin moves in cycles with a duration of four years, after four years Bitcoin halving begins, this is the only halving cycle. This halving cycle will take place for the fourth time in 2024, so Bitcoin's peak value has been touched in each halving cycle. So no one can say exactly where Bitcoin price will touch so it can be a subjective question. Because Bitcoin prices are always up and down, no one can say for sure yet.
Now Bitcoin has shown a new history this year by making ATH before the halving, so this is something unexpected even though it was something that everyone expected before, so many people are starting to be surprised by the achievements of Bitcoin's price so far. I also think that the Bitcoin price increase will continue this month, and make this year's halving have a more different color than previous years. Because something like now has never happened in the previous cycle when Bitcoin started halving.

Yeah, no one really expects that the market is going to be big like this, even reaching new all time high before the halving. And if we touch $100k this bull run, it is another first to us. So this 2024 seems to be a very lucky year for crypto as also predicted by non-crypto individuals.

But for us crypto enthusiasts, we are lucky that we have enough time to accumulate before the market goes on a wild ride to a new all time high at 6 digits. For sure majority of us already save and stash some Bitcoin already and will just watch how our money will grow once we reach new all time high in 2025.
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March 17, 2024, 02:59:14 AM
#36
Bitcoin is a volatile asset and its normal to experience such price decline and increase in short amount of times and anything could trigger this price movement but mostly from selling and buying from investors or big companies, like earlier this year when we were still unaware of the bull Grayscale was actually selling massively and that affected the price to drop about 10% or more and hit 35k, so yeah stuff like this can happen and very often in bitcoin.

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#35
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

Bitcoin halving cycle It comes four years, if you notice the Bitcoin halving cycle took place in 2020, and from there there was a big bull run in 2021 year. Anticipating this bull run, the price of Bitcoin touched 69K, which was the largest recorded Bitcoin increase in Bitcoin history. But in 2024, this changed to 73.6K, setting a record high Bitcoin price.
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#34
The price of Bitcoin moves in cycles with a duration of four years, after four years Bitcoin halving begins, this is the only halving cycle. This halving cycle will take place for the fourth time in 2024, so Bitcoin's peak value has been touched in each halving cycle. So no one can say exactly where Bitcoin price will touch so it can be a subjective question. Because Bitcoin prices are always up and down, no one can say for sure yet.
Now Bitcoin has shown a new history this year by making ATH before the halving, so this is something unexpected even though it was something that everyone expected before, so many people are starting to be surprised by the achievements of Bitcoin's price so far. I also think that the Bitcoin price increase will continue this month, and make this year's halving have a more different color than previous years. Because something like now has never happened in the previous cycle when Bitcoin started halving.
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March 13, 2024, 05:39:02 AM
#33
Basically the market always moves up and down according to the supply and demand for bitcoin itself, since the beginning of 2024 bitcoin has experienced quite good acceptance and has become one of the assets that is highly championed by many as the safest investment alternative in digital assets, bitcoin soared in price after a few weeks of ETF approval, and that is a joy for us, I see how institutions compete with each other to collect bitcoin for their grip in running their industry.
Halving is just a matter of days, in about a month we will see the 4th halving of bitcoin, and supply to the market will be scarce. Bullrun we are seeing it even from last December if it's from my perspective.
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#32
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
Before the Bitcoin halving, the price of Bitcoin has risen abnormally, with Bitcoin surpassing its previous all-time high. We saw Bitcoin price peak in 2021. But the way Bitcoin price has risen this year, I never imagined it would happen like this. Many are analyzing whether Bitcoin will reach $100k before the halving, but I think Bitcoin may go between $80k-$90k before the halving, making it difficult to predict whether Bitcoin will undergo a major correction. Expect a bull run after Bitcoin halves next month to see Bitcoin surpass $100k. No one can predict what the coming days of Bitcoin might hold, but we can certainly look forward to a bull run.
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#31
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
I think this is the normal behavior of Bitcoin. As many of us who are closely connected with cryptocurrencies may know that the price of Bitcoin hit an all-time high in 2021. Since then we haven't seen any significant growth in Bitcoin but three years later in 2024 its price hit an all-time high again. As you mentioned when bitcoin price hit $61k and dropped to $35k it was called a market correction. This market correction happens constantly in the cryptocurrency market.
The only difference is that we are hitting new all time high and this is a first. If we go on what you have describe, then the new all time high should be after the halving. But that is not the case already. Of course, when we enter bear market, we won't see any significant increase, and on the contrary, the price will go down hard.

We may be in the early stages of a bull run many of us or many investors are predicting a bull run in the market after Bitcoin Halving. We all expect the Bitcoin price to reach much higher heights during the bull run.
That's what I'm saying, if we are to look at it's previous history, the bull run should be happening April>December of 2024. But the unexpected happen and again, there could be many first this bull cycle, pre-halving all time high and most likely we will see a huge run, and we are going to hit 6 digits in 2025.
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#30
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
I think this is the normal behavior of Bitcoin. As many of us who are closely connected with cryptocurrencies may know that the price of Bitcoin hit an all-time high in 2021. Since then we haven't seen any significant growth in Bitcoin but three years later in 2024 its price hit an all-time high again. As you mentioned when bitcoin price hit $61k and dropped to $35k it was called a market correction. This market correction happens constantly in the cryptocurrency market.

We may be in the early stages of a bull run many of us or many investors are predicting a bull run in the market after Bitcoin Halving. We all expect the Bitcoin price to reach much higher heights during the bull run.
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#29
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

The price of Bitcoin moves in cycles with a duration of four years, after four years Bitcoin halving begins, this is the only halving cycle. This halving cycle will take place for the fourth time in 2024, so Bitcoin's peak value has been touched in each halving cycle. So no one can say exactly where Bitcoin price will touch so it can be a subjective question. Because Bitcoin prices are always up and down, no one can say for sure yet.
STT
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March 11, 2024, 07:59:35 PM
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We've barely moved past the last ATH so some people think 100k is within reach this time around I reckon some compromise figure between 68k and 99k maybe is more reasonable for this year then a pullback then maybe later a higher figure or not depending on the wider world economy.

78k is the near term target figure given for this current wave upwards, so March or April type time frame.  I do think even within halvening timeframe occurring we can pullback before high summer and then rise higher in this year.  Reason being is always a pullback occurs even during positive periods of BTC, some of the moves forward contain sellers and they will go out of the price from time to time no matter what; everyone is trying to second guess the other guy in a game of chicken when they sell in any particular time frame.

Behind the spikes up and down theres a tide of price action movement that will take us within grasp of much higher figures.  I've really been waiting for Dollar index to lose 100 before expecting the largest figures to appear, its been down recently and some news of speculative FED moves to loosen some of the higher base rates by central banks but thats just rumor which can swing either way.

  Judge these 70k prices, observe strength or if the market is tired and base your guess from that.  I still dont feel especially wrong to believe we stay around 68k for most of the year but I can be wrong easily as inflation is no way cured for all the major currencies.
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Bitcoin always repeat its history if you can see that the price of the bitcoin already surpassed its last all-time high and we are now sitting with the 60k price possible there will be a correction when the halving comes and we expect another pump after the coming months but still no one knows just doing an analysis. Currently, I'm expecting that he market will reach around 80k after the halving and in the middle of the year hoping all of the golden hands gets profit if possible we reached the 100k. If you can accumulate as possible and enjoy the bullrun.
I have experienced last 3 years bull run and this year bull run that made me to learn so many things from the market to always continue hodling whenever there is a bear run which is the best strategy many hodlers are using to earn profits from the market during the massive bull run.

 Since there are still some hodlers hodling BTC for the price to hit $80k before they can sell, I believe the price is rising to that level because the price has rise above $72k this afternoon and there are some signs that show that $100k is possible for those that are still hodling their BTC till now to experience when time come.
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March 08, 2024, 08:16:27 AM
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So you want to ask about the bull run this year or 2021? Normally when a bull run or halving occurs prices will rise drastically and quickly. but the bull run in 2021 is unique because price increases occurred twice and ATH occurred twice in a year. this is crypto, something that seems impossible can happen.
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March 08, 2024, 05:45:36 AM
#25
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

First off, 2021 it hit $69k, and it bottomed in the crash at $15k.

This is the four year market cycle. Every four years Bitcoin has a large bull run in which prices go far higher than ever before, and then when that is over it crashes to a price far higher than the previous crash. Then it spends a couple years building back up to the next bull run. That's the four year market cycle. And we are entering the next bull run now. So the price will go much higher over the coming year or so, and then it should crash again to a price much higher than the last crash in 2022.


What you said is what happened in the past but whether it will continue to repeat itself in the future is still a question. Historically, bitcoin never reached its old ATH before the halving, but this time things changed, bitcoin reached $69k a few days before falling back to $62k. This change is said to be due to the impact of ETF funds being approved, so I think the next developments are very unpredictable. I don't think we will still maintain the cycle 4 years from now, things will change, but how it will change, only time can tell us.
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March 08, 2024, 04:39:34 AM
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The realistic expectation for the Bull run is at least passing the ATH and moving towards $100k, there
is a lot of expectations that ranges well beyond $100k is achievable.

If you are looking for an exact number that Bitcoin will reach or a guarantee of some sort relating
to price and time nobody can provide that - thats why this board is called the "Speculation" board.
It is reasonable to expect it to have something like that, it wouldn't really be worrisome at all. I understand why people think of it in a different light, but that's just how it is in most cases. I personally believe that it should be quite fun, and that's why I think it is going to be fine.

Having this type of situation means that I am going to end up with something much larger, and that's always an important aspect of it. I get that it may feel like something is changing, but that doesn't mean that it is going to be all that crazy. Think about it this way, I could literally see it changing long term, and that means it is going to be fully fine. I hope that it can get to a point where we are going to end up making a lot more money for sure.
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#23
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

First off, 2021 it hit $69k, and it bottomed in the crash at $15k.

This is the four year market cycle. Every four years Bitcoin has a large bull run in which prices go far higher than ever before, and then when that is over it crashes to a price far higher than the previous crash. Then it spends a couple years building back up to the next bull run. That's the four year market cycle. And we are entering the next bull run now. So the price will go much higher over the coming year or so, and then it should crash again to a price much higher than the last crash in 2022.
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March 07, 2024, 01:03:25 PM
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Bitcoin moves its value over time. OP, you mentioned the bull market in Bitcoin. I would say that before the Bitcoin halving the market goes up and after the halving Bitcoin cuts some of its value. For example, in 2021, the price of Bitcoin exceeded $69,000 before the halving. After a few days, the price of Bitcoin gradually decreased and finally it went down to $15,000. But now in 2024 again since there is Bitcoin right before the halving, now the price of Bitcoin has gone up again. Currently, its value in the crypto currency market is 66 thousand dollars. But the way it's starting to go up in value, maybe it could lose $70,000 next month.
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March 07, 2024, 04:34:47 AM
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...given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

There will always be fall downs, its referred to a lot as "Corrections". Look at the markets from Tuesday
Bitcoin climbed up to $69,000 and shot back to $59,000 - dropping by $10,00, its called a GOD candle
but usually God candles are Green. Thats just a recent example of what can happen so yes it is normal.



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What is a realistic expectation from the bull run....

The realistic expectation for the Bull run is at least passing the ATH and moving towards $100k, there
is a lot of expectations that ranges well beyond $100k is achievable.

If you are looking for an exact number that Bitcoin will reach or a guarantee of some sort relating
to price and time nobody can provide that - thats why this board is called the "Speculation" board.
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March 07, 2024, 01:21:58 AM
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Right now from what I can tell is everyone is buying bitcoin or memecoins because they are expecting bitcoin to at least hit $100K this time around.

They know that whenever the ATH is broken, usually there is a huge rally right after. Since $100K is only $31K away, many are speculating that their investment will at the bear min reach that figure.

Look at IBIT yesterday. We had $800M inflows there alone. The boomers with their 401K are buying the ATH break. Going to be a busy year.
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March 07, 2024, 12:42:24 AM
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To me, a bull run is about prices steadily rising over time, with occasional dips. As long as the overall trend is upward, it's a bullish market. If prices start consistently dropping, the bull run is over. For me, it's all about the long-term growth. Temporary setbacks don't derail it as long as buyers continue to participate. Of course, others may see it differently.
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March 06, 2024, 02:35:29 PM
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On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

a realistic expectation is the price going up but most important of all to learn is that there is halving. again huh.
well it's just what it is huh. halving is near. this is what you should have learned when you got into BTC. even without the technical knowledge as long as you know the halving date, i think you can make money.



when the price dips at least 30% - 50% it just exhausts the bulls and they are just resting.
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March 06, 2024, 02:26:42 PM
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What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

Most people who haven't seen a bull run so far think that when the bull run is here, the market keeps going up straight which isn't true. Even during the bull run, there can be corrections and dips and times when the market becomes stable or stagnant at a certain price point. So if you see such a thing happening, understand that it is normal for Bitcoin or the cryptocurrency market to face these things at any time.
So you should know that the market can dip even in the bull run, though there is no specific percentage that you can consider normal and beyond that abnormal, but it is just that you should expect such things during the bull run as well.
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March 06, 2024, 01:56:45 PM
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On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
It is difficult to say whether those price drops were a manifestation of the “normality” of bitcoin, because it was all accompanied by various negative news backgrounds. I mean, events in the cryptoindustry can directly affect the btc exchange rate. The exchange crashed - massive sales and the price falls. Bitcoin ETF was approved - the price is rising. Added to all this is the cyclical nature of bitcoin with its restrictions on production. There are so many different aspects involved here that talking about whether a fall is normal in a bull market seems not worth discussing. Everything that happens in the cryptomarket is “abnormal”. Smiley And that's good, because there are a lot of opportunities.

Do you want to know what ATH might be like this time? The answer is any, but certainly it should be higher than last time.


Most importantly, don't focus on the price. If you want to invest in Bitcoin merely because it performed well in the past, you're likely to get burned. Inform yourself what Bitcoin is all about and how it works. Then decide for yourself if it's a worthwhile investment (assuming that is your underlying question).
Most BTC-investors, I'm sure, are fixated on the cost of it and only invest because of past performance (multiple returns). I wouldn't say that these investors got burned because they had the "wrong" investment view. It doesn’t matter what reasons prompted you to buy bitcoin (obsession with the cost or understanding of btc), 1BTC in your wallet still remains 1BTC. Whether you fail or not depends on your personal actions (the successful moment of the sale).
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March 06, 2024, 01:27:26 PM
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A useful tip when there is a sharper drop you should be able to take advantage of buying more because it will go up again don't be late and don't just stare at the market when the price goes down.

I think after the increase then down it is normal behavior in the bitcoin market for sure when the price is high for a significant time then there will be a correction that will come but we never know how deep the price of bitcoin is but to go down to half the price is impossible because now bitcoin will definitely continue to stay at a high price.

I didn't see so much history before because at that time I didn't pay attention to it but we are optimistic that the price of bitcoin will be in the $60K area now heading bullish.
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March 06, 2024, 10:19:50 AM
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On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

It is very hard to tell realistic expectations about market sentiments you can assume it is nearly impossible to guess market sentiments 100% so accurately. All the assumptions, expectations, and predictions are made on the basis of analysis which can be wrong or right. The Bitcoin market sometimes moves so unexpectedly. hmm as you are talking about the last bull season where we have noticed a big crash after creating All all-time high of Bitcoin. Market comes to Bear Makret where all those who have made a good amount of profit and booked before the crash had bought buy back to enjoy another bull run which is of current time bull run.

This bull season is going to be very special where bitcoin has already broken its previous all-time high just before the halving event and from this you can have an idea of how the bullsih market is. We will experience a real game after the halving event where we all experience again the market even more bullish. Actuualy, in my opinion, all the reasons behind this, Approvals of Bitcoin ETF, involvement of Big institutions in the bitcoin, Lastly it is bull run all these together make market more and more bullish. But you have to do your own research on it according to the historical analysis and the current analysis of the bitcoin market and its conclusion will help you to have somehow working expectations about the bull season. Many Thanks!
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March 06, 2024, 09:36:38 AM
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What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
Learn about Double top and compares it with the last bull run of Bitcoin in 2021.

Double Top: Definition, Patterns, and Use in Trading

After hitting a peak, price must be corrected but it can rally after all and make a double top. After that, we will have a bear market and the double top will prolong the bull market, give market makers more time to complete their distribution phase.
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March 06, 2024, 09:19:53 AM
#12
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

We will never know what will happen next after the bull run occur what's important there is you are well prepared for certain situation might happen like what you have said. There's a chance that history will repeat itself and we see those big dumps that's why its important to know what you want in this season so that no regrets will happen then you will still happy with the result you gain from this season.

We might see different behavior for bitcoin since adoption now is much stronger but we still to be prepare on some possibilities and we should learn from past events happen then not to be so greedy for asking for more that's why its really better to secure when you think its time to do it and never regret any selling decision as long as you are in profit since this is good rather than been caught by a big dump.
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March 06, 2024, 09:15:56 AM
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Bitcoin always repeat its history if you can see that the price of the bitcoin already surpassed its last all-time high and we are now sitting with the 60k price possible there will be a correction when the halving comes and we expect another pump after the coming months but still no one knows just doing an analysis. Currently, I'm expecting that he market will reach around 80k after the halving and in the middle of the year hoping all of the golden hands gets profit if possible we reached the 100k. If you can accumulate as possible and enjoy the bullrun.
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March 06, 2024, 09:13:26 AM
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What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though.
A realistic expectation would be putting us in the range of a 7× or 8× from the bottom of the current cycle. The bottom of this cycle sits at about $16k and we're at $66k, so we are already at 4× from the bottom, and we have enough room to double from our current position to $120-130k before this cycle runs out.

It certainly can go higher than this.

But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
Wasn't normal before that cycle.
A helpful tip would be to not rely too much on the events of the past market to predict the current one.
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March 06, 2024, 09:11:52 AM
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On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

It is the natural behavior of Bitcoin. You say it price falls, but bitcoiners calls it correction. If you ask me what I expect from the bull run, Bitcoin will hit another all-time high and most of the alts will rise up to 5x if the bull run continues for more than three months. This is what I am expecting from Bull Run. The question is how long the bull run will be on the market? The answer, nobody knows!

The halving event is ahead and I consider this is just beginning of the bull run. I believe the bull run should stay more than three months if something bad does not happen. But, if some companies decide to sell a big amount of bitcoin, we may see panic sell as well.
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March 06, 2024, 08:31:35 AM
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On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

If you know much about bitcoin in cryptocurrency, you should be able to discover that there's no how you can expect the market without being volatile, we have seasons in bitcoin, the bull season and the bear season, we have circles as well where we can accumulate, dispose and the rest, the price fall will determine the current season we are into, the rate of bitcoin supply to demand, the market sales and investors capitalization on bitcoin along with other macro and micro economical influence which are all part of what make up why the market is being volatile to either rise or fall on a particular time.   
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March 06, 2024, 08:09:07 AM
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On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

Hey! Welcome to the forum.  Yeah, that huge spike upwards in Bitcoin's price back in March 2021 definitely caught some attention.  Went soaring up before coming back down hard - even when things are looking optimistic overall in crypto, that kinda rollercoaster ain't out of the ordinary.  But you need to understand that at that time there were also some external factors that influenced the rapid price drop, such as Musk's decision on Tesla and Bitcoin.

I know those sudden drops can feel scary af.  But here's a lil tip if the daily turbulence gets you feeling uneasy: dont sweat it too much.  Keep the long term vision in mind.
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March 06, 2024, 07:52:18 AM
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So, you're saying the price fall during the bull run is perfectly normal?

Well, it all depends on what you think a bull run really means.  Typically, a bull run is an extended period of price increases, but even a bull can take a breather occasionally.  There might be some drops or pullbacks during a bull run but then the market finds its footing again and keeps charging ahead and  as long as the general trend is up, up, up over time, I'd call that a bull market.  But if prices start crashing and dont recover falling lower and lower, then the bulls have left the building.  So to me, it's about the big picture - prices marching higher over an extended period.  A few stumbles don't necessarily kill a bull run if buyers keep stepping in.  Of course, others may have different views on what makes a true bull run.
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March 06, 2024, 07:52:12 AM
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On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
I assume you're talking about the crash that has happened several hours ago and yes, that's a normal thing to see prior to bull run and halving. Even if we're already in the bull run, that doesn't mean that we're not going to see some corrections. Expect some bigger corrections because of how quick the price moved up for Bitcoin.

My tip for you is you just keep calm and you don't do anything when you see the crash happens. Otherwise, use that moment for you to collect some more Bitcoin because that's another window for us to buy before the higher price attains by Bitcoin.

Many have panicked and probably sold at losses because they're new to this but don't panic when you see these crashes because they're part of the growth of the market for it to reach another level of high.
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March 06, 2024, 07:38:16 AM
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On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

It is the natural behavior of Bitcoin. You say it price falls, but bitcoiners calls it correction. If you ask me what I expect from the bull run, Bitcoin will hit another all-time high and most of the alts will rise up to 5x if the bull run continues for more than three months. This is what I am expecting from Bull Run. The question is how long the bull run will be on the market? The answer, nobody knows!

The halving event is ahead and I consider this is just beginning of the bull run. I believe the bull run should stay more than three months if something bad does not happen. But, if some companies decide to sell a big amount of bitcoin, we may see panic sell as well.
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March 06, 2024, 06:47:03 AM
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Bitcoin is known for rapidly rising and falling in a cyclical fashion. Nobody can tell you what a realistic expectation for a new ATH will be and those who try will mostly be wrong. It's even hard to tell how many times Bitcoin's volatility cycles will continue to repeat themselves or at which point it will plateau. Check out historic price charts to get a feel for Bitcoin's highs and lows during each periods, but be aware that no one can tell you what the future holds.

Most importantly, don't focus on the price. If you want to invest in Bitcoin merely because it performed well in the past, you're likely to get burned. Inform yourself what Bitcoin is all about and how it works. Then decide for yourself if it's a worthwhile investment (assuming that is your underlying question).
So, you're saying the price fall during the bull run is perfectly normal?
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March 06, 2024, 06:20:23 AM
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Bitcoin is known for rapidly rising and falling in a cyclical fashion. Nobody can tell you what a realistic expectation for a new ATH will be and those who try will mostly be wrong. It's even hard to tell how many times Bitcoin's volatility cycles will continue to repeat themselves or at which point it will plateau. Check out historic price charts to get a feel for Bitcoin's highs and lows during each periods, but be aware that no one can tell you what the future holds.

Most importantly, don't focus on the price. If you want to invest in Bitcoin merely because it performed well in the past, you're likely to get burned. Inform yourself what Bitcoin is all about and how it works. Then decide for yourself if it's a worthwhile investment (assuming that is your underlying question).
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March 06, 2024, 05:11:34 AM
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On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
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