There is no doubt that many more bubbles are in our collective future.
This, people.
Relax.
Topic: is another bubble coming? (Read 2414 times)
This, people.
Relax.
I'm not too concerned though...take this as an opportunity to buy
*POP* goes the bubble...
we are still up, considering the last previous price, just a standard swing for trading, nothing to worry about
Agree. Nothing much to worry about. It increased by ten the other day and it dropped by ten yesterday. Bitcoin is still growing since before the 'bubble' it was only at ~230 USD.
*POP* goes the bubble...
we are still up, considering the last previous price, just a standard swing for trading, nothing to worry about
Violent spikes in price followed by slow bleeding downwards have become the hallmark of this bear market. Beware the sudden upward spike.
Not really a bubble. More like a 'POP goes the pimple'.
*POP* goes the bubble...
Its a bubble, will hit (in dollars) 160 or lower.
Then it will start rising, but there is going to be another big dip.
- Mayer Amschel
Then it will start rising, but there is going to be another big dip.
- Mayer Amschel
That's quite a statement Mayer, care to elaborate?
bitcoin is valuable and priceless, but bitcoin price, itself is a bubble, so bubble in bitcoin is everyday.
it's not a bubble. current price is more than fair. not undervalued and also not overvalued. a bubble would be when it hits at least $900 within a few weeks from now.
I've just watched btc jump from £152 to £158 to £163.40 in a matter of hours. Some have speculated it's the situation in Greece, but the real question is, where will it stop?
Uh, why should it stop? Have you asked UK Govt when they will stop making their £ increasingly irrelevant?My question is "where will it stop?" not that it should stop. What has the UK Govt have to do with the context of my topic, or the question in general? please try not to go out of context.
Again what has this got to do with the context of my topic? Haven't you got something else better to do, instead of making arguments out of nothing? Hey you seem so angry, it appears as if I'm repeating myself to a big-headed old man with dementia. Why don't you play outside a little bit, I'll throw you a cookie later?
Its a bubble, will hit (in dollars) 160 or lower.
Then it will start rising, but there is going to be another big dip.
- Mayer Amschel
Then it will start rising, but there is going to be another big dip.
- Mayer Amschel
bitcoin is valuable and priceless, but bitcoin price, itself is a bubble, so bubble in bitcoin is everyday.
while another bubble is going to happen in the future, i don't think that we can call the recent movement the beginning of the bubble.
so to answer your question it seems to me that this is the stop for the time being.
so to answer your question it seems to me that this is the stop for the time being.
it was only a price correction, which is good,
basically we stayed too much time in the same range, and the price was a bit forced to move upward, now if we can repeat this without stopping or turning back, in the end we should eventually rise to a good point
while another bubble is going to happen in the future, i don't think that we can call the recent movement the beginning of the bubble.
so to answer your question it seems to me that this is the stop for the time being.
so to answer your question it seems to me that this is the stop for the time being.
Indeed, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement of relatively large moves after such calm in the charts, but truthfully we need to see more before assuming we are beginning the ascension of the wall of worry. In my opinion another bubble is a few years off at least.
while another bubble is going to happen in the future, i don't think that we can call the recent movement the beginning of the bubble.
so to answer your question it seems to me that this is the stop for the time being.
so to answer your question it seems to me that this is the stop for the time being.
I've just watched btc jump from £152 to £158 to £163.40 in a matter of hours. Some have speculated it's the situation in Greece, but the real question is, where will it stop?
It is hard to say if Greece has anything to do with this. For this we would need to know the percentage of people that know not only what Bitcoin is but if they know how to use it and store their money on there.
Also, wouldn't the goverment try to do something about it? Nowadays you need to give a lot of credentials to the exchanges, so maybe the Greek government could demand the exchanges that every Greek citizen that deposited money there gets some sort of sanction... im just picturing scenarios of what the gov could do to avoid it and drop fear on citizens to use BTC as a safe haven.
A bubble is always coming sometime in the future 
We are in the historical lows, it is too early to speak of bubbles. I think we cannot call the current market a bubble until we have 10% rise a day for many days.
We are in the historical lows, it is too early to speak of bubbles. I think we cannot call the current market a bubble until we have 10% rise a day for many days.
Litecoin doubled price in the last two weeks or so, things are getting interesting.
bubbles，bubbles，i love bubbles.
There is no doubt that many more bubbles are in our collective future.
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