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legendary
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March 02, 2016, 02:20:54 PM
#50
....oh and for the record, there is absolutely nothing about Bitcoin market at the moment that screams 'buy now or be sorry'. If anything, quite the opposite. What Bitcoin is telling me is more "out of steam, almost certain to test bottom of range trendline, wait and see if that wants to bullishly resolve or not"

yeah testing the bottom you're wrong about, we are testing the 400 bottom now not the 350 anymore or sub 400

the heading is clearly toward 500, it will be only a matter of time before the new bottom will be 450
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March 02, 2016, 10:39:58 AM
#49
i have been investing as much money as i could invest in bitcoin for the last months every day.

i am doing it exactly because of what has been happening in bitcoin and the halving effect.

Have you really?

Doesn't any of this worry you?

http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/03/01/transaction-fees-increase-bitcoin-blocks-get-full/

What happens if the big miners can't agree on a solution before the Bitcoin network finally grinds to a halt and people are claiming BTC transactions to have gone missing only for them to turn up on Blockchain a few days down the line?

Panic?

Big Sell Off?

End of Bitcoin Experiment, Back to Drawing Board?


But that is all ok, cos if the worst comes to the worst, you only invested money that you are totally prepared to lose, right?



Yes you are right, but some people are gold searchers, they are investing there whole bank account and savings and hope the price will got to a high amount.
These people will most likely make profit because the halving that is coming but its still stupid they did it because the bitcoin is unpredictable.
hero member
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March 02, 2016, 10:28:09 AM
#48
i have been investing as much money as i could invest in bitcoin for the last months every day.

i am doing it exactly because of what has been happening in bitcoin and the halving effect.

Have you really?

Doesn't any of this worry you?

http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/03/01/transaction-fees-increase-bitcoin-blocks-get-full/

What happens if the big miners can't agree on a solution before the Bitcoin network finally grinds to a halt and people are claiming BTC transactions to have gone missing only for them to turn up on Blockchain a few days down the line?

Panic?

Big Sell Off?

End of Bitcoin Experiment, Back to Drawing Board?


But that is all ok, cos if the worst comes to the worst, you only invested money that you are totally prepared to lose, right?

legendary
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March 02, 2016, 10:12:12 AM
#47
i have been investing as much money as i could invest in bitcoin for the last months every day.

i am doing it exactly because of what has been happening in bitcoin and the halving effect.
sr. member
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March 02, 2016, 10:10:35 AM
#46
You are right.

If price go down, then we will be in a loss. I think now no one suggest whether to buy bitcoin or not. I suggest not to buy BTC now , may price will fall again! Can't take any decision ?  Huh
hero member
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March 02, 2016, 10:06:35 AM
#45
Personally i'm hedging at the moment because nobody knows for sure.
My current theory is that the recent price increase was people pricing in the reward cut that is happening in June. Therefore i don't expect a huge price rise this summer.

Long term i would still hold. Bitcoin adoptation is still growing, which should drive the price up a bit.

Short term i see a lot of sell pressure competing with some firm buy pressure from people still believing in a price increase. I can't tell which is stronger but the trend has been slightly downwards. If that breaks stop-losses we could see a short term dump. The current mempool problem (full blocks) could be the catalyst for a sell-off.


^^ Yep.

Absolutely everyone is taking a long position in Bitcoin cos of the 'halving', which could explain why the price has doubled from it's 2015 mean over the past few months....so who is left to take Bitcoin up further purely on grounds of 'the halving'?

It would not surprise me at all, if analysts are refering to the 'Bitcoin Halving' as a classic Buy the Rumour, Sell the News event 6-7 months down the line, in a Smart Alec tone, as though they knew it all along.

With that said, if a bitcoin halving event doesn't provide the fuel for a good old manufactured pump, then I don't know what will....so erm, yeah...I am on the fence for whether it will, or whether it won't pump and will take my ques from market structure.
legendary
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March 02, 2016, 09:56:16 AM
#44
prices down more than 1% today and i guess your opinion might true it's time to buy or be sorry but unfortunately i don't have much money to buying lot of bitcoins and I was only able to buy less than 1 btc
member
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March 02, 2016, 08:56:48 AM
#43
Personally i'm hedging at the moment because nobody knows for sure.
My current theory is that the recent price increase was people pricing in the reward cut that is happening in June. Therefore i don't expect a huge price rise this summer.

Long term i would still hold. Bitcoin adoptation is still growing, which should drive the price up a bit.

Short term i see a lot of sell pressure competing with some firm buy pressure from people still believing in a price increase. I can't tell which is stronger but the trend has been slightly downwards. If that breaks stop-losses we could see a short term dump. The current mempool problem (full blocks) could be the catalyst for a sell-off.
legendary
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March 02, 2016, 08:49:35 AM
#42
Certainly isn't a bad idea to buy now, with the halving approaching the price is close to guaranteed to rise. Bitcoin is a pretty damn good investment at the moment. The only potential negative that could affect anything is the block size debate which rumbles on & on unfortunately.
hero member
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March 02, 2016, 08:34:46 AM
#41
....oh and for the record, there is absolutely nothing about Bitcoin market at the moment that screams 'buy now or be sorry'. If anything, quite the opposite. What Bitcoin is telling me is more "out of steam, almost certain to test bottom of range trendline, wait and see if that wants to bullishly resolve or not"

You are so wrong....how much money did you lost with trading?

Recently.....nothing....been making money......in the bad old days......lots.
newbie
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March 02, 2016, 08:12:05 AM
#40
....oh and for the record, there is absolutely nothing about Bitcoin market at the moment that screams 'buy now or be sorry'. If anything, quite the opposite. What Bitcoin is telling me is more "out of steam, almost certain to test bottom of range trendline, wait and see if that wants to bullishly resolve or not"

You are so wrong....how much money did you lost with trading?
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March 02, 2016, 08:09:54 AM
#39
Yes, this is the right time to buy, as the price is relatively low so if you miss this opportunity then you would regret in future for sure, as the price is expected to rise after the halving.
legendary
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March 02, 2016, 08:09:28 AM
#38
There will be some people who are waiting for an entry point, hoping we crash to 200 or something. They are going to be butthurt in a year or two if they don't buy in now.
member
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March 02, 2016, 08:06:04 AM
#37
i should then before it's too late Smiley i have a question what is halving? and why is it happen? thanks
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March 02, 2016, 07:52:25 AM
#36
Yes but of course that is the best thing to do i the world of bitcoins. Buying them will actually makes a good investment and business. Wish that I could that much money I will looking forward to have them. Somehow I am trying to do so but I can't right now still trying to earn But I know I will be able to do so.
legendary
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March 02, 2016, 07:49:07 AM
#35
i strongly agree with this. i remember there were a lot people that were doubting whether or not to buy when the price was stuck at $240 for quite a long time. you see now what has happened. these people missed a great buying opportunity. buy now and relax.
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March 02, 2016, 07:19:47 AM
#34
This is a story that I've heard before (2-3 yrs ago) that still gives me gives me thrills to this day.

And it is a story that I heard a couple of years back as well, when Bitcoin was still trading over $1000:






Looking weak? It just had a record day on almost every exchange and is still greater than $1000. Plus it could be argued that it's in the process of putting in a solid double bottom.

Don't think you will ever get coins for ~700 again, sorry to burst your bubble duder.

!!!SMACK DOWN!!!


I have now entered at top of market and done quite well, although am losing now and selling at lower prices than I paid to limit damage.

Oh man I considered you to be smarter than that. You just never sell bitcoin cheaper than you bought it, because every dip is a temporary retrace. Your panic mode for bitcoin should mean "stop buying" and then when you think it stopped falling you start buying again. Any other way - and you are just robbing yourself. Can't stop you, of course, but sad to see.

May I just say, thank fk I know better than to listens to nutters like you!

Yes sir, I will keep my money and am looking forward to owning much more btc than I had, at yet lower prices.


It's your money and your way to lose them Smiley We'll talk again once you buy at 1300.




....and we all know how  things progressed from that point onwards. Fact is, people on here talk authoritatively as though they actually had half a clue what they were on about, but in reality are simply letting their avarice driven fantasies dribble out of their arse. Despite 'calling the crash', I never knew much about markets back then but now that I do, I can see how glaringly obvious it was that Bitcoin was wildly overcooked, how huge bearish divergence had set in, and how ridiculously dangerous a long trade it was. That fact that these guys I quoted, all of whom were holding large amounts of BTC, weren't even able to read the most obvious of obvious of basic technical danger signs, quite frankly speaks volumes of the dumb fucks that are (or were) invested in Bitcoin. I would gladly take 'buy now or be sorry' advice on this forum about as gladly as I would take a hole being drilled in my head......

....oh and for the record, there is absolutely nothing about Bitcoin market at the moment that screams 'buy now or be sorry'. If anything, quite the opposite. What Bitcoin is telling me is more "out of steam, almost certain to test bottom of range trendline, wait and see if that wants to bullishly resolve or not"
hero member
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March 02, 2016, 07:04:19 AM
#33
Dude, why buy it now when 2 months ago it was at 200$?
People should have bought then, now just stay in the train and hodl ur btc.

It is a message for those who have not yet bought btc and have missed out those passed months Wink

op is preaching the right thing now.
As far as I can predict, we should start buying coins as much as possible at this stable price.

Do not wait now because I have a firm believe that the current price will never go down in next 10 years.

Buy and hodl!

legendary
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March 02, 2016, 06:55:40 AM
#32
Dude, why buy it now when 2 months ago it was at 200$?
People should have bought then, now just stay in the train and hodl ur btc.

Yeah...but incase you didn't realise, you actually need people to buy right now when Bitcoin is at $430, and then again at $500, and especially at $650, which I expect will be a big sell off target (if BTC even gets there) for many long term holders of Bitcoin. So you should be hopping up n down   yelling, "yeah, buy BTC now b4 it's too late"

$500, $400, or hell, even $200 for a worthless piece of fucking code? Y'all must be having a laugh if any of you think any price for that is good value. The only thing that gives Bitcoin 'value' at any price, is the expectation that a bigger bunch of fools will be queuing up somewhere down the line to buy your BTC off you for double/treble what you paid for them to begin with.

Because so many are expecting BTC to go parabolic around the time of the halving, I suspect that this is one good reason why the market may dissappoint. If everyone is anticipating a huge rise, and everyone is buying in now before they miss out, who is going to be left to buy bucketloads of $600 Bitcoin from those who loaded up at $300?
That is true, but if u bought at 200$ u have a 400$ profit instead of 200$ when u buy it now.
If the price get that high, I wonder ifpeople are that stupid to buy at the highest price.

Someone bought at 1200 in 2013! Many someone's
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March 02, 2016, 06:45:45 AM
#31
Dude, why buy it now when 2 months ago it was at 200$?
People should have bought then, now just stay in the train and hodl ur btc.

Yeah...but incase you didn't realise, you actually need people to buy right now when Bitcoin is at $430, and then again at $500, and especially at $650, which I expect will be a big sell off target (if BTC even gets there) for many long term holders of Bitcoin. So you should be hopping up n down   yelling, "yeah, buy BTC now b4 it's too late"

$500, $400, or hell, even $200 for a worthless piece of fucking code? Y'all must be having a laugh if any of you think any price for that is good value. The only thing that gives Bitcoin 'value' at any price, is the expectation that a bigger bunch of fools will be queuing up somewhere down the line to buy your BTC off you for double/treble what you paid for them to begin with.

Because so many are expecting BTC to go parabolic around the time of the halving, I suspect that this is one good reason why the market may dissappoint. If everyone is anticipating a huge rise, and everyone is buying in now before they miss out, who is going to be left to buy bucketloads of $600 Bitcoin from those who loaded up at $300?
That is true, but if u bought at 200$ u have a 400$ profit instead of 200$ when u buy it now.
If the price get that high, I wonder ifpeople are that stupid to buy at the highest price.

I think its good to buy, but I do not see it happen that people are gonna buy bitcoins on such high prices, I think that is highly unlikely if you ask me.
Its of course matter of time but its also the fact that the point is that the bitcoin is getting to a high amount soon or later.

So if you buy bitcoins for a higher price you will still make profit at the end of the halving in my opinion.
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