Topic: Goldman Sachs predicts Bitcoin may get as high as $3600 in the next wave - page 2. (Read 1105 times)
July 27, 2017, 02:51:40 AM
Perhaps after we know how things will play out with the hard fork later this year. As long as that isn't clear, I don't think we're ready for a price in that direction. As kakmakr also pointed at, we also have to see what's going to happen with the BTC-E funds. Right now there isn't anything known in terms of who's in control of these coins, and what will happen if they are still in control of the co owner. It's easy for that person just to run off with a huge load of coins and then hide somewhere, unless he's honestly looking to reopen that exchange again. I am sure he has made thousands of Bitcoins already, alongside millions in funds throughout the years - it would be a much appreciated gesture if he opened the exange just for the purpose of allowing people to withdraw at least their crypto funds. Everything better than having these crypto funds being auctioned off to fill the pockets of the government.
July 27, 2017, 01:52:27 AM
I doubt it, there are different things going on now that will push down the price. The negative sentiments regarding BTC-e and the arrest of the owner and the lost coins and also AlphaBay coins that are not being used. We normally see a cool down period when exchanges gets hacked or coins seized or even illegal markets being closed. I think we might see $3000 in about 2 months from now, when the scaling issues has been dealt with.
$3600 is very optimistic.
$3600 is very optimistic.
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