Topic: Getting closer to Halving but .. no increase ? - page 8. (Read 10303 times)
Shouldn´t it be pretty much priced in already? Markets do tend to try to be ahead of the curve after all.
I think that we will see higher prices on next weeks, but how big and fast will be the increase its very difficult to predict. The increase could be slowly if starts on following days or more fast an vertical if its on closer days to halving.
After the halving the price will steadily increase its price,but for now it will just play around 400-430 and will continue to do so until we have reach the halving.
I think that we will see higher prices on next weeks, but how big and fast will be the increase its very difficult to predict. The increase could be slowly if starts on following days or more fast an vertical if its on closer days to halving.
We are getting closer every day but the price is staying at the $420 stage, i think we should wait until June and see what will happen, i expect at that time the price will be increased because of the panic buying probably.
People just expect the halving to be a price jump on the same day or something lol.
When the halving is a gradual price increase then a immediate one..
When the halving is a gradual price increase then a immediate one..
I don't see how the increase in price had anything to do with the halving. In this graph I read a very stable price before and after halving, followed by an exponential bubble, a collapse, and a new normal.
Since then the price went up, and down, and the past year went up again to end on the current 400+ (although it has been higher in the past year). Everybody expecting a large effect of the halving must have influenced the higher price, so I see no reason for an increase after the halving. If it happens months later, it is the "normal" variation again.
Since then the price went up, and down, and the past year went up again to end on the current 400+ (although it has been higher in the past year). Everybody expecting a large effect of the halving must have influenced the higher price, so I see no reason for an increase after the halving. If it happens months later, it is the "normal" variation again.
Now that is interesting if we follow that pattern we might not see much movement until months after the halving.
I doubt that though Bitcoin is so much bigger now and so hype driven ppl will buy more and more just trying to make quick money.
I don't see how the increase in price had anything to do with the halving. In this graph I read a very stable price before and after halving, followed by an exponential bubble, a collapse, and a new normal.
Since then the price went up, and down, and the past year went up again to end on the current 400+ (although it has been higher in the past year). Everybody expecting a large effect of the halving must have influenced the higher price, so I see no reason for an increase after the halving. If it happens months later, it is the "normal" variation again.
Since then the price went up, and down, and the past year went up again to end on the current 400+ (although it has been higher in the past year). Everybody expecting a large effect of the halving must have influenced the higher price, so I see no reason for an increase after the halving. If it happens months later, it is the "normal" variation again.
We are still awhile out from halving IMO. I am speculating that we won't see big movement until late May.
thats true, waiting is the key that will allow people to make some good money if they will be patient enough and hold their bitcoins till the halving date, because there will be a big pumpi think that the price increase will kick in like a month before he whole halving process because people will see that the halving is near so they will start buying their coins in order to make money
It do not has to go to a higher amount before the halving it has to up after the halving that is the most important rise that has to happen in my opinion.
To be honest I think the bitcoin will be low before the halving and high after the halving has been done this year.
To be honest I think the bitcoin will be low before the halving and high after the halving has been done this year.
We are still awhile out from halving IMO. I am speculating that we won't see big movement until late May.
The immenent price rise could happen in the May or June. The price will rise to $500. After halving, the price will be $800.
It's dependent on us.
Nobody but we determine the price.
If suddenly a group of people starts buying bitcoin it will boom up and if miners start to sell it will go down 👇.
well if you have a really small amount of bitcoins then you cant actually control the price too much thus the people who have vast amounts of bitcoins have a bigger impact on priceNobody but we determine the price.
If suddenly a group of people starts buying bitcoin it will boom up and if miners start to sell it will go down 👇.
i think there will soon be a big increase of price because theres no too much time left to wait till halving, i believe it will surely make me some good money because of that
It's dependent on us.
Nobody but we determine the price.
If suddenly a group of people starts buying bitcoin it will boom up and if miners start to sell it will go down 👇.
Nobody but we determine the price.
If suddenly a group of people starts buying bitcoin it will boom up and if miners start to sell it will go down 👇.
Be patient, there is still plenty of time to halving and the price will likely go up slowly.For few days price is stable above 420$ and it is good start to rise more.If buying presure is increased and with some good positive news maybe we see 500$ at the end of this month,or maybe next month?
The price today was increased a little bit but i think we don't need to relay for block halving because block is too far and i think we will see more increase in end of june..
I'm happy to learn this:
$100 and BTC goes up by 5% - you make $20.
strange calculation...
$100 and BTC goes up by 5% - you make $20.
strange calculation...
Well spotted, fixed, thanks!
ok...it's better so.
I'm happy to learn this:
$100 and BTC goes up by 5% - you make $20.
strange calculation...
$100 and BTC goes up by 5% - you make $20.
strange calculation...
Well spotted, fixed, thanks!
No, there isn't a rule saying that the price will increase... And we didn't go through the halving yet.
I hope that the halving will happen anytime soon. It has not happened yet and many bitcoin users are waiting for it to happen. If this will happen it could attract allot more people. The lower price is good for some of us. It gives us more chance to buy cheap coins and sell at higher prices.
No it doesn't - don't be silly.
If BTC was twice the price you could afford half the BTC you can afford now. If you start with, say, $100 and BTC goes up by 5% - you make $20. That applies whether BTC/USD is $400, $200 or $800.
BTC is subdivided into "satoshi" - there are 10 000 000 to every 1 BTC. The price of one satoshi is vanishingly small. Even if BTC price rose to the point where 1 satoshi was unaffordable, BTC could still be further subdivided. The problem you think exists - doesn't.
I'm happy to learn this:
$100 and BTC goes up by 5% - you make $20.
strange calculation...
No, there isn't a rule saying that the price will increase... And we didn't go through the halving yet.
I hope that the halving will happen anytime soon. It has not happened yet and many bitcoin users are waiting for it to happen. If this will happen it could attract allot more people. The lower price is good for some of us. It gives us more chance to buy cheap coins and sell at higher prices.
No it doesn't - don't be silly.
If BTC was twice the price you could afford half the BTC you can afford now. If you start with, say, $100 and BTC goes up by 5% - you make $5. That applies whether BTC/USD is $400, $200 or $800.
BTC is subdivided into "satoshi" - there are 10 000 000 to every 1 BTC. The price of one satoshi is vanishingly small. Even if BTC price rose to the point where 1 satoshi was unaffordable, BTC could still be further subdivided. The problem you think exists - doesn't.
Edit: 5% of $100 is $5, not $20. Every day's a school day!
No, there isn't a rule saying that the price will increase... And we didn't go through the halving yet.
I hope that the halving will happen anytime soon. It has not happened yet and many bitcoin users are waiting for it to happen. If this will happen it could attract allot more people. The lower price is good for some of us. It gives us more chance to buy cheap coins and sell at higher prices.
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