I dont think the market will crash after the halving because there wil be allot of people also keep their interest into the bitcoin as you know
the bitcoin is very popular these days so dont be afraid their will not just happen something.
Topic: DOWN WE GO - Market is unstable. It will crash around halving day. - page 9. (Read 10240 times)
July 05, 2016, 09:16:04 AM
July 05, 2016, 06:38:00 AM
Too many MOON expectations, too many longs.
We must go down.
We must go down.
Market is unstable since the beginning so what's new? That's always happen.
People gets profits because of the unstable market price.
July 05, 2016, 06:32:06 AM
Hodlers are getting more and more nervous. Month ago they expected moon today.
DOWN WE GO.
DOWN WE GO.
yeah, we went all the way down from the $370,- since jan 11th 2016. down to above $660,- today.
your desperate attempts to talk the price down are funny. when did you sell? my guess is below $600,-
my condolences.
Down we go
i see..
what a giant sell-off. we are currently @ $672
edit: $675..
July 05, 2016, 06:05:53 AM
Hodlers are getting more and more nervous. Month ago they expected moon today.
DOWN WE GO.
DOWN WE GO.
yeah, we went all the way down from the $370,- since jan 11th 2016. down to above $660,- today.
your desperate attempts to talk the price down are funny. when did you sell? my guess is below $600,-
my condolences.
Down we go
July 05, 2016, 06:03:01 AM
Hodlers are getting more and more nervous. Month ago they expected moon today.
DOWN WE GO.
DOWN WE GO.
yeah, we went all the way down from the $370,- since jan 11th 2016. down to above $660,- today.
your desperate attempts to talk the price down are funny. when did you sell? my guess is below $600,-
my condolences.
July 05, 2016, 05:46:33 AM
no i'm not believing in any crash and in any rise at the moment, notice hwo the market is playing in the same range all the time, that is called consolidation
the price is consolidating at current level, the recent crash from the peak to the present value was just a correction, not a real dump
there will not be any dump with the halving, i'm expecting another rise after the halving, but not the day after the halving, but within 2-3 months after it, so later this year
Although I am seeing another correction along the way, I am optimistic that it will stabilize at around $800 or $900 by the end of the year. What the halving brings is something we are not sure of, but if it makes the price surge past $1000, I am going to sell some and then just wait for it to correct to be able to buy again. the price is consolidating at current level, the recent crash from the peak to the present value was just a correction, not a real dump
there will not be any dump with the halving, i'm expecting another rise after the halving, but not the day after the halving, but within 2-3 months after it, so later this year
July 05, 2016, 05:45:09 AM
Hodlers are getting more and more nervous. Month ago they expected moon today.
DOWN WE GO.
DOWN WE GO.
Is true. Bovines already in damage control mode, nervously moving goal posts to
i am sure for 3-5 days after halving price going to explode first
July 05, 2016, 05:38:27 AM
Agree with you.
Going to sell most of the holdings, just in case
Going to sell most of the holdings, just in case
July 05, 2016, 04:53:42 AM
Yes the price and market very unstable, but i am sure for 3-5 days after halving price going to explode first
during the hype. after that price will go down again
during the hype. after that price will go down again
July 05, 2016, 04:46:58 AM
Hodlers are getting more and more nervous. Month ago they expected moon today.
DOWN WE GO.
DOWN WE GO.
July 05, 2016, 04:01:09 AM
no i'm not believing in any crash and in any rise at the moment, notice hwo the market is playing in the same range all the time, that is called consolidation
the price is consolidating at current level, the recent crash from the peak to the present value was just a correction, not a real dump
there will not be any dump with the halving, i'm expecting another rise after the halving, but not the day after the halving, but within 2-3 months after it, so later this year
the price is consolidating at current level, the recent crash from the peak to the present value was just a correction, not a real dump
there will not be any dump with the halving, i'm expecting another rise after the halving, but not the day after the halving, but within 2-3 months after it, so later this year
People are as volatile as the Bitcoin price is. Once the price goes down people say "the dumping has started", and the next day when the price goes up the same people say "the price is going up, great rally, I told you so!". I think directly after the halving a dump will happen as people simply have way too high expectations from the halving. It can only end up in disappointment.
July 04, 2016, 05:29:43 AM
no i'm not believing in any crash and in any rise at the moment, notice hwo the market is playing in the same range all the time, that is called consolidation
the price is consolidating at current level, the recent crash from the peak to the present value was just a correction, not a real dump
there will not be any dump with the halving, i'm expecting another rise after the halving, but not the day after the halving, but within 2-3 months after it, so later this year
the price is consolidating at current level, the recent crash from the peak to the present value was just a correction, not a real dump
there will not be any dump with the halving, i'm expecting another rise after the halving, but not the day after the halving, but within 2-3 months after it, so later this year
July 04, 2016, 03:23:03 AM
I dont tthink the martket will crash around the halving because the people who are in the bitcoin right now are not very stupid and dont going to trow their
coins just away. So crash wil he not but there can come a big price drop and that will not so very profitable for everyone with a bitcoin.
prevailing demand for bitcoins will stay constant, forcing the price higher once fewer bitcoins are being generated on a day-to-day basis. crash wont occur very soon. coins just away. So crash wil he not but there can come a big price drop and that will not so very profitable for everyone with a bitcoin.
July 04, 2016, 03:05:08 AM
I dont tthink the martket will crash around the halving because the people who are in the bitcoin right now are not very stupid and dont going to trow their
coins just away. So crash wil he not but there can come a big price drop and that will not so very profitable for everyone with a bitcoin.
coins just away. So crash wil he not but there can come a big price drop and that will not so very profitable for everyone with a bitcoin.
July 03, 2016, 05:35:11 PM
It is really possible, of course. Actually all scenarios are possible, but we only can be patient to wait for that expected day and see what will occur really.
of course it is possible in my opinion and it is a really great thing about bitcoins that no one can actually predict what will ever happen i think thats one of the best things about itmarket will always be unstable as far as i know how it works, though i doubt that it will crash during the halving day because bitcoin has a lot of potential to grow right now in my opinion
July 03, 2016, 05:22:50 PM
It is really possible, of course. Actually all scenarios are possible, but we only can be patient to wait for that expected day and see what will occur really.
July 03, 2016, 05:10:37 PM
The price has behaved very much like the price of Litecoin leading up to its halving last year.
In the Litecoin case, a speculative bubble formed leading up to the halving. It popped shortly before the halving and continued fall after the halving. It eventually flattened out. The difference so far in the Bitcoin case is that the relative high was much lower than Litecoin's. I believe that means the fall will also be less.
The crash has already happened (falling from $770), and I expect the price to continue to follow the Litecoin example and continue to drop through the halving.
In the Litecoin case, a speculative bubble formed leading up to the halving. It popped shortly before the halving and continued fall after the halving. It eventually flattened out. The difference so far in the Bitcoin case is that the relative high was much lower than Litecoin's. I believe that means the fall will also be less.
The crash has already happened (falling from $770), and I expect the price to continue to follow the Litecoin example and continue to drop through the halving.
The major 'crash' has happened but I don't think another major crash will happen anymore.
It seems to me we find solid support around 580-600. Just like we had when it was 380-400
We cannot be sure about anything when it comes to the price of bitcoin, the price is extremely volatile which will never allow you to make your mind about the price.
July 03, 2016, 05:09:38 PM
The price has behaved very much like the price of Litecoin leading up to its halving last year.
In the Litecoin case, a speculative bubble formed leading up to the halving. It popped shortly before the halving and continued fall after the halving. It eventually flattened out. The difference so far in the Bitcoin case is that the relative high was much lower than Litecoin's. I believe that means the fall will also be less.
The crash has already happened (falling from $770), and I expect the price to continue to follow the Litecoin example and continue to drop through the halving.
In the Litecoin case, a speculative bubble formed leading up to the halving. It popped shortly before the halving and continued fall after the halving. It eventually flattened out. The difference so far in the Bitcoin case is that the relative high was much lower than Litecoin's. I believe that means the fall will also be less.
The crash has already happened (falling from $770), and I expect the price to continue to follow the Litecoin example and continue to drop through the halving.
Reason for Litecoin to get pumped way more than Bitcoin before the halving is that it takes waaay less money to get the price up to much higher levels compared to Bitcoin. Another big difference is that Litecoin is basically a useless coin as the only thing that keeps it somewhat alive is its listing at BTC-E. So the Litecoin bubble had to pop.
July 03, 2016, 05:05:39 PM
The price has behaved very much like the price of Litecoin leading up to its halving last year.
In the Litecoin case, a speculative bubble formed leading up to the halving. It popped shortly before the halving and continued fall after the halving. It eventually flattened out. The difference so far in the Bitcoin case is that the relative high was much lower than Litecoin's. I believe that means the fall will also be less.
The crash has already happened (falling from $770), and I expect the price to continue to follow the Litecoin example and continue to drop through the halving.
In the Litecoin case, a speculative bubble formed leading up to the halving. It popped shortly before the halving and continued fall after the halving. It eventually flattened out. The difference so far in the Bitcoin case is that the relative high was much lower than Litecoin's. I believe that means the fall will also be less.
The crash has already happened (falling from $770), and I expect the price to continue to follow the Litecoin example and continue to drop through the halving.
The major 'crash' has happened but I don't think another major crash will happen anymore.
It seems to me we find solid support around 580-600. Just like we had when it was 380-400
July 03, 2016, 02:18:49 PM
The price has behaved very much like the price of Litecoin leading up to its halving last year.
In the Litecoin case, a speculative bubble formed leading up to the halving. It popped shortly before the halving and continued fall after the halving. It eventually flattened out. The difference so far in the Bitcoin case is that the relative high was much lower than Litecoin's. I believe that means the fall will also be less.
The crash has already happened (falling from $770), and I expect the price to continue to follow the Litecoin example and continue to drop through the halving.
In the Litecoin case, a speculative bubble formed leading up to the halving. It popped shortly before the halving and continued fall after the halving. It eventually flattened out. The difference so far in the Bitcoin case is that the relative high was much lower than Litecoin's. I believe that means the fall will also be less.
The crash has already happened (falling from $770), and I expect the price to continue to follow the Litecoin example and continue to drop through the halving.
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