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Quote from: gentlemand on May 29, 2015, 01:52:53 PM

Quote from: rjclarke2000 on May 29, 2015, 12:27:42 PM

Thanks for this. That means 2018 I don't have to be an electrician anymore. (Apart from wiring my project houses I would have bought)

In the future I would like to buy a house with btc. Possible?

Your thoughts....

Bitpremier has a proper weird selection but it's a glimpse into the future.

I would've thought BTC would be the perfect vehicle for property transactions. All the traditional dicking around you have to do, bank transfers, contracts, deeds, could all be streamlined with it. And if you chuck in buying international property too...

BTC will be future in transaction only need time to adopt in everyday life not just in some part if you now what i mean.
I hope to see that day by my lifetime.

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Quote from: gentlemand on May 29, 2015, 01:52:53 PM

Quote from: rjclarke2000 on May 29, 2015, 12:27:42 PM

Thanks for this. That means 2018 I don't have to be an electrician anymore. (Apart from wiring my project houses I would have bought)

In the future I would like to buy a house with btc. Possible?

Your thoughts....

Bitpremier has a proper weird selection but it's a glimpse into the future.

I would've thought BTC would be the perfect vehicle for property transactions. All the traditional dicking around you have to do, bank transfers, contracts, deeds, could all be streamlined with it. And if you chuck in buying international property too...

Buying a house was a nightmare of paperwork. How would bitcoins solve that? At least in the USA the realtors pretty much have a monopoly on listings so you have to go through them and pay their ridiculous commissions. And even if coins did become more popular then the industry would lobby the government to pass laws so convoluted that it would possibly be worse than using traditional methods of buying a house. Maybe I am a bit cynical but most of the real estate industry are basically parasites and they won't be removed easily.

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Quote from: adamstgBit on May 29, 2015, 01:51:09 PM

Quote from: rjclarke2000 on May 29, 2015, 12:27:42 PM

Quote from: WhatTheGox on May 29, 2015, 11:38:58 AM

Quote from: 8up on May 28, 2015, 06:19:06 AM

In my words. (Possible dollar collapse not taken into account).

Summer 2015 up to ~$700
Autumn/Winter 2015 down to ~$400
Througout 2016 stable as fuck at around ~$400
Winter/Spring 2017 next rise to ~$2700
Summer 2017~ $2000

Time and price can deviate from here Grin

(worldwide adoption/use cases found)

Summer 2018 ~ $14000
Autumn 2018 ~ $4000
Summer 2020 ~$67000
2021 to 2024 ~ $20000

For all we know the next bubble could just go right to $40k or something and not come back down due to manipulation who knows for sure. If some big guys get involved and they need the price higher and stable for reasons beyond just playing dice games and buying pizzas it could happen.

Thanks for this. That means 2018 I don't have to be an electrician anymore. (Apart from wiring my project houses I would have bought)

In the future I would like to buy a house with btc. Possible?

Your thoughts....

the futrue is now buddy

https://www.bitpremier.com/5-real-estate/1501-5-bedroom-luxury-london-gatwick-uk

Great! Just a little bit more saving up to do and it's mine.

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Quote from: rjclarke2000 on May 29, 2015, 12:27:42 PM

Thanks for this. That means 2018 I don't have to be an electrician anymore. (Apart from wiring my project houses I would have bought)

In the future I would like to buy a house with btc. Possible?

Your thoughts....

Bitpremier has a proper weird selection but it's a glimpse into the future.

I would've thought BTC would be the perfect vehicle for property transactions. All the traditional dicking around you have to do, bank transfers, contracts, deeds, could all be streamlined with it. And if you chuck in buying international property too...

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Quote from: rjclarke2000 on May 29, 2015, 12:27:42 PM

Quote from: WhatTheGox on May 29, 2015, 11:38:58 AM

Quote from: 8up on May 28, 2015, 06:19:06 AM

In my words. (Possible dollar collapse not taken into account).

Summer 2015 up to ~$700
Autumn/Winter 2015 down to ~$400
Througout 2016 stable as fuck at around ~$400
Winter/Spring 2017 next rise to ~$2700
Summer 2017~ $2000

Time and price can deviate from here Grin

(worldwide adoption/use cases found)

Summer 2018 ~ $14000
Autumn 2018 ~ $4000
Summer 2020 ~$67000
2021 to 2024 ~ $20000

For all we know the next bubble could just go right to $40k or something and not come back down due to manipulation who knows for sure. If some big guys get involved and they need the price higher and stable for reasons beyond just playing dice games and buying pizzas it could happen.

Thanks for this. That means 2018 I don't have to be an electrician anymore. (Apart from wiring my project houses I would have bought)

In the future I would like to buy a house with btc. Possible?

Your thoughts....

the futrue is now buddy

https://www.bitpremier.com/5-real-estate/1501-5-bedroom-luxury-london-gatwick-uk

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the sky is falling....OMG!

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Quote from: WhatTheGox on May 29, 2015, 11:38:58 AM

Quote from: 8up on May 28, 2015, 06:19:06 AM

In my words. (Possible dollar collapse not taken into account).

Summer 2015 up to ~$700
Autumn/Winter 2015 down to ~$400
Througout 2016 stable as fuck at around ~$400
Winter/Spring 2017 next rise to ~$2700
Summer 2017~ $2000

Time and price can deviate from here Grin

(worldwide adoption/use cases found)

Summer 2018 ~ $14000
Autumn 2018 ~ $4000
Summer 2020 ~$67000
2021 to 2024 ~ $20000

For all we know the next bubble could just go right to $40k or something and not come back down due to manipulation who knows for sure. If some big guys get involved and they need the price higher and stable for reasons beyond just playing dice games and buying pizzas it could happen.

Thanks for this. That means 2018 I don't have to be an electrician anymore. (Apart from wiring my project houses I would have bought)

In the future I would like to buy a house with btc. Possible?

Your thoughts....

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Quote from: 8up on May 28, 2015, 06:19:06 AM

In my words. (Possible dollar collapse not taken into account).

Summer 2015 up to ~$700
Autumn/Winter 2015 down to ~$400
Througout 2016 stable as fuck at around ~$400
Winter/Spring 2017 next rise to ~$2700
Summer 2017~ $2000

Time and price can deviate from here Grin

(worldwide adoption/use cases found)

Summer 2018 ~ $14000
Autumn 2018 ~ $4000
Summer 2020 ~$67000
2021 to 2024 ~ $20000

For all we know the next bubble could just go right to $40k or something and not come back down due to manipulation who knows for sure. If some big guys get involved and they need the price higher and stable for reasons beyond just playing dice games and buying pizzas it could happen.

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Quote from: LFC_Bitcoin on May 28, 2015, 05:36:28 AM

I think we could enter the beginning of a potential bubble by the end of 2016.
There are a number of things that could be bullish for the price -

NY Bitlicense
COIN ETF
Gemini Exchange

Plus we have adoption creeping up all the time, new businesses, corporations integrating bitcoin into their payment systems.
The halving in 2016 could play a big part too, naturally the price will rise & the amount of coins supplied will be less, people may make a move in autumn to buy these cheap coins before the price goes up.

Don't be so negative my friend, the coins are cheap atm, I advise you all to buy whilst you still can.

Honestly, I hope we have 2+ years of cheap price. In the future it will be incredibly hard to make 1 BTC monthly. Now if you are lucky to have a decent salary, it's pretty easy to cut fiat on irrelevant crap and be buying BTC monthly and storing it.

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Quote from: johnyj on May 28, 2015, 03:18:54 PM

Quote from: 1Referee on May 28, 2015, 12:21:19 PM

The only rally I expect, is a few months before block halving in 2016. I can't see much happen this year, at least current price seems strong enough to not go below $200.

Agreed

Anyone who have mined during the end of 2012 still remember that the block halving immediately cut mining income by half and the diminishing return was so obvious that many switched off their machine and buy. So that drove the first wave of bubble at spring 2013, then capital outflow from China drove the second wave at the end of that year

Right.
Seem like right now price is little up or some exchanges.
Nothing major will happen this year on market.
So to think of it price wont pass 300 this year everything is stable, someone did mentioned that dollar will collapse in next few months but this not gonna happen cuz is only one stable at the moment

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Quote from: 1Referee on May 28, 2015, 12:21:19 PM

The only rally I expect, is a few months before block halving in 2016. I can't see much happen this year, at least current price seems strong enough to not go below $200.

Agreed

Anyone who have mined during the end of 2012 still remember that the block halving immediately cut mining income by half and the diminishing return was so obvious that many switched off their machine and buy. So that drove the first wave of bubble at spring 2013, then capital outflow from China drove the second wave at the end of that year

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Quote from: Assad on May 28, 2015, 09:04:54 AM

bitcoin volatile: no one is going to buy it because it is too volatile and only can be used for gambling, and serious players don't want to lose your money, and volatile is for gambling things, not for a currency. Bitcoin is only for get-rich-quick people and will die soon

bitcoin is stable: no one will buy it because they can't get rich quickly

There are many participants, each have different goal. Speculators who wanted to get rich quick always end up watching this sub forum Cheesy

But there are also people using it for international remittance and long term saving purpose, the later is the main group that is absorbing the bitcoin sell pressure right now

Bitcoin is stable -> More and more people will use it as a tool to fight inflation and to send money overseas -> the demand will pass supply and cause the price to rally -> more speculators will join the rally and drive a large bubble -> bitcoin will become unstable

So the volatility will always be high

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The market already reversed after the mega high volume activity in January. So many coins changed hands that there are now enough holders and current demand can keep the price at these levels. All weak hands and skeptics are out of the market and the few remaining are simply trolling or playing morality police, angry that they missed out or got burned. It's a good price range to build a position if you're bullish about the future, and how could you not be if you've been following Bitcoin's progress these past few years?

There may be miners selling but we can't be sure of who, how much and where, so it's incomplete information and shouldn't be used to speculate. Besides they didn't stop the rallies to $266 and $1200 from happening. As soon as they get a whiff that a bull market is imminent those coins will be held with vigor to sell later. Many coins will be taken off the market once a big rally gets underway. Everyone waits. That's part of what causes it in the first place.

I think a big rally is likely sometime this fall, with a drift upward similar to summer 2013 once the whales take the brakes of the market and are done collecting. At some point things will become too optimistic and too expensive to hold down.

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Quote from: prodigy8 on May 28, 2015, 02:00:14 PM

That is what my instinct tells me, it feels like it can go down a bit more before it comes back up
I feel something big is going to happened in Bitcoin within months, hopefully something positive
Any really negative economic news should be positive for Bitcoin at this point

Agree, I truly believe Bitcoin is in the bottom line. Don't be fooled when you see a Bitcoin price prediction that calls for a collapse in the digital currency. It connects all of mankind by the core of our existence in modern time: Money and communication/ internet.

Bitcoin is the neutral and smartest money, and it enables Social Media with value. But for now, we just have stable prices.

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That is what my instinct tells me, it feels like it can go down a bit more before it comes back up
I feel something big is going to happened in Bitcoin within months, hopefully something positive
Any really negative economic news should be positive for Bitcoin at this point

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It'll be very interesting to see what form any future rally takes. The methods for buying, selling and making money out whatever moves turn up are so much more spread out and complex compared to the past.

I don't think KYC/AML is gonna make any difference. I was around pre November 2013 and there wasn't anywhere I bought coins from that didn't insist on the exact same stuff they want today.

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Quote from: jertsy on May 28, 2015, 01:06:33 PM

Quote from: 1Referee on May 28, 2015, 12:21:19 PM

The only rally I expect, is a few months before block halving in 2016. I can't see much happen this year, at least current price seems strong enough to not go below $200.

The price is flatlining for the moment but I suppose the whales will get bored eventually and start either pumping or dumping. I don't know if it will go up or down but I cannot imagine it staying flat for much longer, it's too boring.

We already had a few, and there will be more mini pumps and dumps comming our way, but I don't expect them to be more than $20-$30 up or down without major news.

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Quote from: 1Referee on May 28, 2015, 12:21:19 PM

The only rally I expect, is a few months before block halving in 2016. I can't see much happen this year, at least current price seems strong enough to not go below $200.

The price is flatlining for the moment but I suppose the whales will get bored eventually and start either pumping or dumping. I don't know if it will go up or down but I cannot imagine it staying flat for much longer, it's too boring.

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The only rally I expect, is a few months before block halving in 2016. I can't see much happen this year, at least current price seems strong enough to not go below $200.

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After application of a Fibonacci sequence multiplied by a Martingale constant and divided into the total market share, I have determined that I haven't a clue what the price next week will be. Cheesy

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