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August 15, 2017, 08:27:58 AM
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Yes, Bitcoin Prices will continue to rise until the year 2020. Moreover, the increasing interest of the world community to Bitcoin. So keep your BTC amount and wait until 2020. Do not forget to keep both your account from a naughty hacker.
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August 15, 2017, 05:55:58 AM
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I think this bullish situation still can continue, 2017 is a very good year for bitcoin the bullish is very high, 2018 the price will still continue to rise and can become a new record for bitcoin, after that the bullish will be slower,the price will still rise but in a slower movement
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August 15, 2017, 05:03:16 AM
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Now... this year 2017 is a reflection of 2013...  Bitcoin prices rose significantly along with increased adoption and problem-solving. But whether Bitcoin prices can still rise in 2018 later? While the price correction of the price spike has not occurred at all. So what do you think guys?
There is no exact time for how long the bitcoin lasts. But I think bitcoin will always be portable and of high interest because it brings certain benefits to many people. They see it as their source of life.
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August 15, 2017, 02:27:50 AM
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Now... this year 2017 is a reflection of 2013...  Bitcoin prices rose significantly along with increased adoption and problem-solving. But whether Bitcoin prices can still rise in 2018 later? While the price correction of the price spike has not occurred at all. So what do you think guys?

Wish I bought a lot of bitcoins back then, the price is really2 good for selling. BTCBTCBTC
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August 15, 2017, 02:22:00 AM
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I hope we are all able to enjoy the bullish trend for quite a while. At the moment there is nothing indicating that it will drop dramatically, but then one can never be sure


well its only your prediction, but as we know that bitcoin step into global market with very slow hands but steadily it speed ups and now everyone say that it is the bullish trend of bitcoin, but I think it is the bitcoin popularity that makes them that much bullish but trust me the dropdown will not going to happen, because there is no need of that, everything is stable.



I really don't like sentiments like this. When people are just spreading the negative word when they don't really understand via which bitcoin is suffering. The bitcoin price movement is not related with "bullish trends" but its more or less "real corrections in the blockchain". Now I don't want to go all into speculations of bitcoin price and the events like hard fork but these are the external and internal factors that decides the ultimate fate of bitcoin and its value in the market. 


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August 15, 2017, 01:59:40 AM
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Why does everyone always say this the same as in 2013? This is not the same as the 2013 event! But I will not fuss about it. I prefer to enjoy the profits at current prices, so I've sold half of it and held some for next "laps".
The history can repeat anytime, this is the opinion with many people, not only people on marketplace have this thought.
In my opinion, I still think this thought not wrong, because be carefully with the current price of Bitcoin not bad idea.

But this is not the same with 2013 because now we can see that bitcoin has been entered on global market as a commodity, and i think this is why bitcoin prices up (and segwit effects of course) Smiley

That is for safety reasons dude. If bitcoin is spend continuously in exchange and other online sites, it direct or buy by some set of people and destroy it. I personally do not want that to happen.
Whenever price hold it for 6 months, market cannot manage it without proper supply in the marketplace then price will stable in some range.
sure, in my opinion the prices of bitcoin will fall in the end of this year because the stronger selling pressure Wink
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August 15, 2017, 12:51:43 AM
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Why does everyone always say this the same as in 2013? This is not the same as the 2013 event! But I will not fuss about it. I prefer to enjoy the profits at current prices, so I've sold half of it and held some for next "laps".

Right. This year is more progressive for bitcoin compared to the recent years. Having more prosperous countries like Japan and South Korea in the bitcoin world is really a huge difference.
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August 15, 2017, 12:39:37 AM
#54
Why does everyone always say this the same as in 2013? This is not the same as the 2013 event! But I will not fuss about it. I prefer to enjoy the profits at current prices, so I've sold half of it and held some for next "laps".

That is for safety reasons dude. If bitcoin is spend continuously in exchange and other online sites, it direct or buy by some set of people and destroy it. I personally do not want that to happen.
Whenever price hold it for 6 months, market cannot manage it without proper supply in the marketplace then price will stable in some range.
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August 15, 2017, 12:38:36 AM
#53
Bitcoin prices rose significantly along with increased adoption and problem-solving.

Has adoption really increased this year? Or have existing bitcoin conscious folks just doubled down on their bets?

According Blockhain.info charts the number of unique bitcoin addresses is roughly the same today as it was back in January. That's probably the best gauge we have of adoption.
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August 15, 2017, 12:34:09 AM
#52
Why does everyone always say this the same as in 2013? This is not the same as the 2013 event! But I will not fuss about it. I prefer to enjoy the profits at current prices, so I've sold half of it and held some for next "laps".
The history can repeat anytime, this is the opinion with many people, not only people on marketplace have this thought.
In my opinion, I still think this thought not wrong, because be carefully with the current price of Bitcoin not bad idea.
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August 15, 2017, 12:27:12 AM
#51
Now... this year 2017 is a reflection of 2013...  Bitcoin prices rose significantly along with increased adoption and problem-solving. But whether Bitcoin prices can still rise in 2018 later? While the price correction of the price spike has not occurred at all. So what do you think guys?

What do you fear of here? That bitcoin will go all the way down from current price and we may end up loosing everything?

Same thing happened on 06/30/2017 (date extracted from newsbtc) when the price correction was pending but the price rose all the way to $2600. The technical development like this repeat itself whenever there are changes in the blockchain.

Rise in bitcoins price and correction of spikes may be not having correlation in the virtuality as per my thinking. But whatever you experiencing with it I guess we should use it as way to trade the bitcoin efficiently.
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August 15, 2017, 12:20:51 AM
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Why does everyone always say this the same as in 2013? This is not the same as the 2013 event! But I will not fuss about it. I prefer to enjoy the profits at current prices, so I've sold half of it and held some for next "laps".
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August 15, 2017, 12:04:12 AM
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Now... this year 2017 is a reflection of 2013...  Bitcoin prices rose significantly along with increased adoption and problem-solving. But whether Bitcoin prices can still rise in 2018 later? While the price correction of the price spike has not occurred at all. So what do you think guys?
You know what? I always wish I had an opportunity to invest into Bitcoin when it was around at least $250, by now I will only be making withdrawals, gathering profits an saying a very big thank you to the bullish price, lol. Congrats to those who made it then, now they’re enjoying the benefits of an early adoption of bitcoin.

$ 250, you're probably talking about the value of bitcoin eight years ago. At that time, it only carried a very low value, people even throw away their bitcoin. I bet that many people feel sorry when bitcoin goes up to $ 4,000
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August 15, 2017, 12:00:52 AM
#48
Now... this year 2017 is a reflection of 2013...  Bitcoin prices rose significantly along with increased adoption and problem-solving. But whether Bitcoin prices can still rise in 2018 later? While the price correction of the price spike has not occurred at all. So what do you think guys?
You know what? I always wish I had an opportunity to invest into Bitcoin when it was around at least $250, by now I will only be making withdrawals, gathering profits an saying a very big thank you to the bullish price, lol. Congrats to those who made it then, now they’re enjoying the benefits of an early adoption of bitcoin.

$250?

I wish I invested when it was $15... :/

There is nothing we can do about lost opportunities. We just need to move forward and keep our head cool and make smart investments NOW, and we will not need to look back and think of what could have been, because we learned from our mistakes and achieved success. Just keep calm and Bitcoin on, and in a few years we'll look back and be glad we did. Wink
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August 14, 2017, 11:55:10 PM
#47
Now... this year 2017 is a reflection of 2013...  Bitcoin prices rose significantly along with increased adoption and problem-solving. But whether Bitcoin prices can still rise in 2018 later? While the price correction of the price spike has not occurred at all. So what do you think guys?
You know what? I always wish I had an opportunity to invest into Bitcoin when it was around at least $250, by now I will only be making withdrawals, gathering profits an saying a very big thank you to the bullish price, lol. Congrats to those who made it then, now they’re enjoying the benefits of an early adoption of bitcoin.
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August 14, 2017, 09:02:19 PM
#46
Now... this year 2017 is a reflection of 2013...  Bitcoin prices rose significantly along with increased adoption and problem-solving. But whether Bitcoin prices can still rise in 2018 later? While the price correction of the price spike has not occurred at all. So what do you think guys?

Let's enjoy the profit right now and let the future takes care of itself, we don't know what is going to happen next but there will always be news of fork and new adoption so it's going to be positive along the way
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August 14, 2017, 08:59:27 PM
#45
No one can really say for sure how long will bitcoin will be bullish. There is this possibility that a market will have price dips from time to time. This is needed so that new investors can penetrate and buy bitcoin. Too much expectation on bitcoin that is why we are seeing it as bullish. But one negative news will tip it the other side. We should enjoy this bullish trend that we are seeing, but at the same time be cautious of it as well because anytime that a big hand make a sell orders, weak hands follow and panic. Just enjoy the momentum that are going on right now.
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August 14, 2017, 08:54:33 PM
#44
In my opinion bitcoin will increase in the future, if applicants will bitcoin increases and if many countries start using bitcoin as a means of payment.
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August 14, 2017, 06:59:37 PM
#43
I hope we are all able to enjoy the bullish trend for quite a while. At the moment there is nothing indicating that it will drop dramatically, but then one can never be sure
well its only your prediction, but as we know that bitcoin step into global market with very slow hands but steadily it speed ups and now everyone say that it is the bullish trend of bitcoin, but I think it is the bitcoin popularity that makes them that much bullish but trust me the dropdown will not going to happen, because there is no need of that, everything is stable.
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August 14, 2017, 03:59:18 PM
#42
Bitcoin is becoming more and more well known in the mainstream investment circles. I don't think we can use previous trends as a reliable prediction of the future.

Bitcoin doesn't follow common sense and so reading old charts and statistical analysis could be misleading and might leave a trader disappointed and so I don't expressly rely on the past trends before I buy or sell.
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