It's going to be a slow move downward, slower as the price decreases. It will take some time before we hold below $300 for even a day.
I think $200 will come fairly quicker than you think once it stays in the $2XX range for a day.
I see the interest in bitcoin weakening, it had its time in the spotlight.
Now I see a bunch of clowns talking about unsustainable high prices, trying to get people to tell other people about it, really just a get rich scam now for people who came in late and think bitcoin will somehow just shoot up again to ridiculous numbers.
Basically it had its shot to be accepted mainstream and it failed. I personally also didn't like using it that much because of the security threats and the very slow transfer times. Basically the more I used bitcoin the more I came to understand just how well fiat currencies work and allow you to diversify into other things like stocks, real estate, etc.
But this is just my opinion here.
Topic: Damn, any day this should pop below $300 - page 2. (Read 4720 times)
Below 300 isn't possible guys c'mon now!
Well it happened at last. It didn't tricked the panic like i precticted but it also may be too early to know that.
This is it guys sell sell sell, your last chance to be a part of history 
Below 300 isn't possible guys c'mon now!
Below 300 isn't possible guys c'mon now!
we're pretty close to equilibrium though. this is like the new $100
Below 300 isn't possible guys c'mon now!
Below 300 isn't possible guys c'mon now!
Someone is dumping.
All the signs are looking good for a drop lower. Volume is getting lower, price has tried to go higher a few times without any success. I think any day now or even any hour the price will break below $300.
Below 300 isn't possible guys c'mon now!
We are very close to $300 now, bitfinex is at $309.5 and btc-e is at 307.14. There appears to be a lot of support at the 310 level so if it stays below 310 for long then it will likely fall another ~10% or so 
I don't think it will drop much more today. what we need is newbies with sparkling eyes and wanting to be rich quickly to pump bitcoin.
The pump is broken. The dump is the path of least resistance and it will continue
I don't think it will drop much more today. what we need is newbies with sparkling eyes and wanting to be rich quickly to pump bitcoin.
If it goes below $300, the amount of dollars flowing into Bitcoin will be huge.
Lot of money bags are waiting in the wings.
Lot of money bags are waiting in the wings.
Like lambs to the slaughter. Sad fact
If it goes below $300, the amount of dollars flowing into Bitcoin will be huge.
Lot of money bags are waiting in the wings.
Lot of money bags are waiting in the wings.
Below 300 isn't possible guys c'mon now!
So close. We all know it's going to happen. No greater fools left here, brother
Below 300 isn't possible guys c'mon now!
well it's close to $300 mark all year, but ever below.
We need a bearwhale to get below 300.
I nominate cbeast to be our new bearwhale. Anybody second that?
go to google trends
people are about as interested in bitcoin as they are in creepypastas (short horrorstories written by amateur teenage writers).
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people are about as interested in bitcoin as they are in creepypastas (short horrorstories written by amateur teenage writers).
/snip
Funny you should bring something like that up. Right now my wallet is stuffed with gift cards, from the holiday season, and I can barely close it. That got me to thinking about bitcoin. "What makes these cards so successful and not bitcoin?" and then followed by "Well how successful is the gift card industry?" The google reports that the gift card industry is a 110B USD a year industry. That really pales in comparison to Bitcoins 5B market cap I thought. Maybe my logic is faulty but that kinda put things in perspective for me.
giftcards are much more accessible, easy to handle and understand.
110B a year industry?
Pales in comparison to bitcoin?
Excuse me?
If people would buy bitcoin for 110B each year the marketcap would be many billion already. You're making a logical mistake comparing (bitcoin)marketcap to (giftcard)tradevolume or is it giftcard-profit that is made during the year? Really i can't see a lot of sense in the numbers. One thing is certain: Average Joe is much, much more likely to buy a giftcard as a present than he is to buy bitcoin. Giftcard industry is really much bigger than crypto i assume.
Bitcoin doesn't make a good christmas present because nobody understands it or can handle it safely - giftcards are another story. They are easy to use and you don't loose money from holding them.
Giftcard scores 2 - Bitcoin scores 0
"Nobody" understands Bitcoin .....lol
Such an absolute statement.
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Bitcoin doesn't make a good christmas present because nobody understands it or can handle it safely - giftcards are another story. They are easy to use and you don't loose money from holding them.
Bitcoin doesn't make a good christmas present because nobody understands it or can handle it safely - giftcards are another story. They are easy to use and you don't loose money from holding them.
The people I gave Casascius coins to as gifts over the years very much disagree with your puerile and short-sighted "analysis".
go to google trends
people are about as interested in bitcoin as they are in creepypastas (short horrorstories written by amateur teenage writers).
/snip
people are about as interested in bitcoin as they are in creepypastas (short horrorstories written by amateur teenage writers).
/snip
Funny you should bring something like that up. Right now my wallet is stuffed with gift cards, from the holiday season, and I can barely close it. That got me to thinking about bitcoin. "What makes these cards so successful and not bitcoin?" and then followed by "Well how successful is the gift card industry?" The google reports that the gift card industry is a 110B USD a year industry. That really pales in comparison to Bitcoins 5B market cap I thought. Maybe my logic is faulty but that kinda put things in perspective for me.
giftcards are much more accessible, easy to handle and understand.
110B a year industry?
Pales in comparison to bitcoin?
Excuse me?
If people would buy bitcoin for 110B each year the marketcap would be many billion already. You're making a logical mistake comparing (bitcoin)marketcap to (giftcard)tradevolume or is it giftcard-profit that is made during the year? Really i can't see a lot of sense in the numbers. One thing is certain: Average Joe is much, much more likely to buy a giftcard as a present than he is to buy bitcoin. Giftcard industry is really much bigger than crypto i assume.
Bitcoin doesn't make a good christmas present because nobody understands it or can handle it safely - giftcards are another story. They are easy to use and you don't loose money from holding them.
Giftcard scores 2 - Bitcoin scores 0
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