Topic: [Chart] Here is my prediction about Bitcoin Price till 1st Dec 2017 - page 2. (Read 3689 times)

By my opinion halving will bring price increasing to 500$-600$
than price will go down

I think  cruciuall will be technology development,will be btc app 2  alive or not,if not,bitcoin can have huge problems

op is too optimistic. i think the halving will result in a decent but realistic price. something in the range of $350. after that it will be very interesting. then we will know what the halving really means for the price.

Seems interesting, so now we can just wait til the future and prove if it's a true prediction. Please teach me how to predict a Bitcoin price like this, maybe it will bring a luck in my trading activity

February 1, 2015    $226.40
March 1, 2015    $258.74
April 1, 2015    $246.55
May 1, 2015    $232.12
June 1, 2015    $241.96
July 1, 2015    $243.78
August 1, 2015    $234.54
September 1, 2015    $216.05
October 1, 2015    $205.14
November 1, 2015    $199.11
December 1, 2015    $198.83
January 1, 2016    $205.49
February 1, 2016    $207.97
March 1, 2016    $204.41
April 1, 2016    $204.14
May 1, 2016    $204.63
June 1, 2016    $205.41
July 1, 2016    $209.29
August 1, 2016    $217.67
September 1, 2016    $218.91
October 1, 2016    $226.00
November 1, 2016    $220.58
December 1, 2016    $226.27
January 1, 2017    $227.22
February 1, 2017    $247.92
March 1, 2017    $291.31

2 Years of Static price? I believe if that happens, then your prediction of $1200 by November 1, 2017 will wait so much longer.

So what is your prediction is based on? And why halving bitcoin in the end of this year is nothing to do with the price skyrocketting? Can give us some proof from where did you get your source about this? The thing I know that everyone is wait for end of this year to dump all of their bitcoin because the price will go high on the contrary you post about controvert to what people believe in

I really like this approach and seems one of the most realistic ones. Big players will get tons of cheap BTC before it going mainstream on this stable, low price period, just like what happened in between Gold burst cycles, only this time after 2017 the ATH will be pulverized, 10.000 USD by 2025 is a reasonable amount, if not before. After people's brain click and they realize a) what Bitcoin is and b) how the coin release from mining (halving periods) is about to become near flat, the price will explode.

your calculations are based on what, on the controlled supply table? can you show me the passages of it, i'm interested

No, halving will affect the market 100% sure, but, I think the effect on increasing price will be little delayed.

See bitcoin mining reward schedule : https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Controlled_supply

In this page it shows the bitcoin mining reward will be 12.5 at 2017. I calculated & found that this will affect the market mostly on September - December , 2017.

so basically you think that the halving will bring nothing? or that the rise because of it will be delayed?

and based by your chart will be delayed for almost a year, not too realistic...

if this really happen then numerous farm will shutdown, they can keep running with 12.5 per block

also a resonable view on the future price isn't more true if the price will not rise too much, by this i mean that bitcoin has at least the same possibility to reach 10k on 2017 than 2k(which may look more reasonable)

Here is my prediction about Bitcoin Price till 1st Dec 2017



Time                    Price
July 1, 2010    $0.09
August 1, 2010    $0.06
September 1, 2010    $0.06
October 1, 2010    $0.06
November 1, 2010    $0.20
December 1, 2010    $0.25
January 1, 2011    $0.30
February 1, 2011    $0.72
March 1, 2011    $0.94
April 1, 2011    $0.77
May 1, 2011    $3.03
June 1, 2011    $10.60
July 1, 2011    $15.40
August 1, 2011    $13.09
September 1, 2011    $8.21
October 1, 2011    $5.03
November 1, 2011    $3.15
December 1, 2011    $3.06
January 1, 2012    $5.27
February 1, 2012    $6.08
March 1, 2012    $4.92
April 1, 2012    $4.83
May 1, 2012    $5.00
June 1, 2012    $5.27
July 1, 2012    $6.63
August 1, 2012    $9.55
September 1, 2012    $9.97
October 1, 2012    $12.40
November 1, 2012    $10.57
December 1, 2012    $12.56
January 1, 2013    $13.30
February 1, 2013    $20.50
March 1, 2013    $34.50
April 1, 2013    $104.00
May 1, 2013    $116.38
June 1, 2013    $129.30
July 1, 2013    $84.61
August 1, 2013    $96.42
September 1, 2013    $128.26
October 1, 2013    $125.49
November 1, 2013    $198.51
December 1, 2013    $946.92
January 1, 2014    $770.44
February 1, 2014    $853.02
March 1, 2014    $563.74
April 1, 2014    $478.72
May 1, 2014    $456.27
June 1, 2014    $629.02
July 1, 2014    $635.59
August 1, 2014    $595.08
September 1, 2014    $474.13
October 1, 2014    $381.33
November 1, 2014    $325.39
December 1, 2014    $378.64
January 1, 2015    $313.92
February 1, 2015    $226.40
March 1, 2015    $258.74
April 1, 2015    $246.55
May 1, 2015    $232.12
June 1, 2015    $241.96
July 1, 2015    $243.78
August 1, 2015    $234.54
September 1, 2015    $216.05
October 1, 2015    $205.14
November 1, 2015    $199.11
December 1, 2015    $198.83
January 1, 2016    $205.49
February 1, 2016    $207.97
March 1, 2016    $204.41
April 1, 2016    $204.14
May 1, 2016    $204.63
June 1, 2016    $205.41
July 1, 2016    $209.29
August 1, 2016    $217.67
September 1, 2016    $218.91
October 1, 2016    $226.00
November 1, 2016    $220.58
December 1, 2016    $226.27
January 1, 2017    $227.22
February 1, 2017    $247.92
March 1, 2017    $291.31
April 1, 2017    $541.26
May 1, 2017    $622.99
June 1, 2017    $719.99
July 1, 2017    $336.96
August 1, 2017    $383.76
September 1, 2017    $525.82
October 1, 2017    $509.10
November 1, 2017    $931.55
December 1, 2017    $1,223.40