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Quote from: sanas on June 04, 2016, 04:56:06 AM

Quote from: Cybertron00 on June 04, 2016, 01:33:00 AM

After halving its probably that bitcoin's price will decrease but I think the decrease will not be big. Maybe after last rise it will go down to about 520$ or less but not less than 420$. Cheesy

If does not matter if the bitcoin price drop 20% after the halving. In long term, the price trend is up.

Yes, I think price will decrease but I am not sure that its trend is up generally and if it is up it is very light.

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The price will go down, that is sure, the question is in what period and for how much. Hope the fallq willw not be dramatic.

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Quote from: Marbit on June 04, 2016, 09:39:05 AM

I don't think Bitcoin decrease after last rising.It has been rising since 4 weeks now in mean time the BTCitcoin price is $576.5, Who is selling their Bitcoins they are really gainer for this time because tomorrow it may drop again on USD value.

How do you know? I mean, you said the price would go down by tomorrow but how do you know?
I have never been a good speculator myself so I often don't get the most profit out of my coins be it btc or alts.
I usually sell them too early or too late.

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Quote from: Zilara12 on June 04, 2016, 08:43:40 AM

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Quote from: Wendigo on June 04, 2016, 05:37:15 AM

No one can say for sure what will happen to the price because everything depends on the market movements. If we take into consideration the supply and demand principle the price of Bitcoin will continue to raise as long as the users don't start cashing out their coins for fiat tempted by the big value they see on the exchanges. If people stay calm and keep on hoarding these Bitcoins the price could very well surpass the $1000 threshold even before Christmas. However if the speculators stop buying in Bitcoin and move onto other alt coins due to higher profit margins the price will go down. I am trying to learn how the stock markets work because Bitcoin is acting like a commodity now more than ever and whoever has knowledge about the market movements will make a lot of money.

No one ca ensure about it, however I am thinking that current (let's say) inflation of prices is a result of increasing demand of people who expect halving happens. So it may decrease.

Hey,could anyone explain me a little bit indepth about HALVING? What is it,or send me some usefull links. Thank you!

I recommend that you see these links to know about it:
http://insidebitcoins.com/news/the-bitcoin-halving-deflating-the-hype/35014
And:
https://www.kaiko.com/bitcoin-clock

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It is normal to see a dip in market after this big pump but i don't think price can go back to what it was 1-2 weeks ago. But after halving it will be unpredictable.

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I don't think Bitcoin decrease after last rising.It has been rising since 4 weeks now in mean time the BTCitcoin price is $576.5, Who is selling their Bitcoins they are really gainer for this time because tomorrow it may drop again on USD value.

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Quote from: expert4knowledge on June 04, 2016, 08:39:25 AM

Quote from: Wendigo on June 04, 2016, 05:37:15 AM

No one can say for sure what will happen to the price because everything depends on the market movements. If we take into consideration the supply and demand principle the price of Bitcoin will continue to raise as long as the users don't start cashing out their coins for fiat tempted by the big value they see on the exchanges. If people stay calm and keep on hoarding these Bitcoins the price could very well surpass the $1000 threshold even before Christmas. However if the speculators stop buying in Bitcoin and move onto other alt coins due to higher profit margins the price will go down. I am trying to learn how the stock markets work because Bitcoin is acting like a commodity now more than ever and whoever has knowledge about the market movements will make a lot of money.

No one ca ensure about it, however I am thinking that current (let's say) inflation of prices is a result of increasing demand of people who expect halving happens. So it may decrease.

Hey,could anyone explain me a little bit indepth about HALVING? What is it,or send me some usefull links. Thank you!

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Quote from: Wendigo on June 04, 2016, 05:37:15 AM

No one can say for sure what will happen to the price because everything depends on the market movements. If we take into consideration the supply and demand principle the price of Bitcoin will continue to raise as long as the users don't start cashing out their coins for fiat tempted by the big value they see on the exchanges. If people stay calm and keep on hoarding these Bitcoins the price could very well surpass the $1000 threshold even before Christmas. However if the speculators stop buying in Bitcoin and move onto other alt coins due to higher profit margins the price will go down. I am trying to learn how the stock markets work because Bitcoin is acting like a commodity now more than ever and whoever has knowledge about the market movements will make a lot of money.

No one ca ensure about it, however I am thinking that current (let's say) inflation of prices is a result of increasing demand of people who expect halving happens. So it may decrease.

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No one can say for sure what will happen to the price because everything depends on the market movements. If we take into consideration the supply and demand principle the price of Bitcoin will continue to raise as long as the users don't start cashing out their coins for fiat tempted by the big value they see on the exchanges. If people stay calm and keep on hoarding these Bitcoins the price could very well surpass the $1000 threshold even before Christmas. However if the speculators stop buying in Bitcoin and move onto other alt coins due to higher profit margins the price will go down. I am trying to learn how the stock markets work because Bitcoin is acting like a commodity now more than ever and whoever has knowledge about the market movements will make a lot of money.

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Quote from: Cybertron00 on June 04, 2016, 01:33:00 AM

After halving its probably that bitcoin's price will decrease but I think the decrease will not be big. Maybe after last rise it will go down to about 520$ or less but not less than 420$. Cheesy

If does not matter if the bitcoin price drop 20% after the halving. In long term, the price trend is up.

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After halving its probably that bitcoin's price will decrease but I think the decrease will not be big. Maybe after last rise it will go down to about 520$ or less but not less than 420$. Cheesy

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Probably yes, If the people is contented to their bitcoin, they would probably sell it and make the bitcoin price low, If that wont happen, bitcoin price will continue rising

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Bitcoin has it's highs and lows like any other currency and commodity, but when it drops ...it seldom goes below the average price it held over a longer duration.. it's always slightly higher. I have

always bet on it returning to lower levels and buying before it goes up. The last time I bought really big, were when it was $250+ and I am glad I did. You will not see $400 for some time... The

Halving will push the Bitcoin price even higher ... my prediction $600+ Grin

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Quote from: Shogunisback on June 03, 2016, 07:05:23 AM

Do you thing bitcoin price will be back to 480€ theses days ?

There is a strong probability that it pullback to its previous price but not these days and I think there is a lag in it.

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I am sure bitcoin usage rate is rising and with that dumping is more and more harder, in past we had many bad news from china, russia, mtgox, that all is now in past, I dont see any concern about price till it break 1000-2000$ range

Atm I see direct attack from ethereum group on bitcoin but I am not concerned with that premine IPO at all

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if there was panic selling, probably bitcoin prices will go down, go back, but I hope it will not happen, because I also need a bitcoin prices remain high, well it's very good for business

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It's depends on people who buying bitcoins, more people buying - price increasing, cause sellers trying to get more money from people who want get profit from halving.

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Yes , i think it will decrease for now the point that it is still fluctuating big numbers value until it will gonna rise high again .but that was profitable just like doing a trade.

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Nothing can rise endlessly. Of course there will be a dump era. Every new high we see can be the last. Obviously there is a huge interest in bitcoin right now but that also can be someone's/some company's manipulation. You never know. There will be a time for collecting profits and then the dumping will take place.

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Quote from: martinacar on June 03, 2016, 11:04:14 AM

I think that the bitcoin is gonna rise to a high amount this year with the halving that is incoming so I do not think that it will not decrease.

Assuming that there will be no mega dump happening at the time of the halving, then yes. There will be nearly no long-term negative movement to the value of bitcoin but I kind of doubt it. I'm pretty sure that there will be some people who will dump their coins by the time the value rises.

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