Check this !
A trend is a trend!
You saw it here first folks, race to the bottom by mid summer!
Bitcoin to the ground! Fiat to the moon!
I will capture new screenshot 1.april 2014 year, and we can together to compare price and trend.
Topic: Price at end of 2014? - page 6. (Read 22783 times)
A trend is a trend!
You saw it here first folks, race to the bottom by mid summer!
Bitcoin to the ground! Fiat to the moon!
I will capture new screenshot 1.april 2014 year, and we can together to compare price and trend.
I think more than $3000.
Naah maybe little more than 1k$ but we will see that in future.
I think more than $3000.
Check this !
A trend is a trend!
You saw it here first folks, race to the bottom by mid summer!
Bitcoin to the ground! Fiat to the moon!
Hackers and scammer will prevent the Bitcoin from skyrocketing. At the end of 2014 the price will stay stable at $500 - $750.
Scammers are only a problem if people are stupid enough to get scammed.Be cautious and don't give away your ****ing money to anyone. You wouldn't do it with your real currency, why would you with bitcoins?
Be aware of investment and ponzi schemes and you'll be fine.
It's not always that easy unfortunately. Some scams are super obvious, but not all of them.
I've been scammed a couple of times and the last was pretty hard to predict. I was using Bitfunder to buy shares in Asicminer. Worked a few months no problem. Then suddenly the owner, Jon Montrol, stopping allowing withdrawals. And poof money gone. He accepted money from hundreds of users knowing he was unable to pay them back, it seems he was using the deposits as his own personal wallet.
The only way to be safe is to completely not involve yourself in any of the bitcoin economy, which kind of sucks. I fucking hate scammers with a passion.
Check this !
Hackers and scammer will prevent the Bitcoin from skyrocketing. At the end of 2014 the price will stay stable at $500 - $750.
Scammers are only a problem if people are stupid enough to get scammed.Be cautious and don't give away your ****ing money to anyone. You wouldn't do it with your real currency, why would you with bitcoins?
Be aware of investment and ponzi schemes and you'll be fine.
This thread made me confused about what will be at the end of the year. The forecast are opposite and only time will tell us who is right
Hackers and scammer will prevent the Bitcoin from skyrocketing. At the end of 2014 the price will stay stable at $500 - $750.
40-50 usd
between $1.500 - $3.000 I think.
No one can predict it
No one can predict it
+5%
I think 1200$-1400$.
I think at least 2000 usd 
Given the high volatility of bitcoin I would guess the following
75% 400$-1800$
12.5% <400$
12.5% >1800$
Good comment! Everyone needs to know how to write correctly.
That's funny I fit to minority as I was reading this without my glasses and didn't notice that mistake
That comment is very self centered... Just because people from the U.S. write it in that fashion, doesn't means that everyone does it that way.
Just google: "european decimal mark"
75% 400$-1800$
12.5% <400$
12.5% >1800$
Good comment! Everyone needs to know how to write correctly.
That's funny I fit to minority as I was reading this without my glasses and didn't notice that mistake
That comment is very self centered... Just because people from the U.S. write it in that fashion, doesn't means that everyone does it that way.
Just google: "european decimal mark"
Perhaps it is self centered, but we are mostly using ASCII here so it can be confusing since the '.' separator looks the same as the '.' decimal point. I've noticed that most just try to avoid the confusion as it is totally unnecessary for small values. Also '$' is typically USD so one would expect US based notation.
Sorry for going off-topic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_mark
Nothing to do with ASCII.
I stand corrected. Nothing to do with ASCII. They use a ',' for the decimal point.
I call it now at $2000-2500
Think adoption will increase but that this year will be more about consolidation at all levels
Think adoption will increase but that this year will be more about consolidation at all levels
Given the high volatility of bitcoin I would guess the following
75% 400$-1800$
12.5% <400$
12.5% >1800$
Good comment! Everyone needs to know how to write correctly.
That's funny I fit to minority as I was reading this without my glasses and didn't notice that mistake
That comment is very self centered... Just because people from the U.S. write it in that fashion, doesn't means that everyone does it that way.
Just google: "european decimal mark"
75% 400$-1800$
12.5% <400$
12.5% >1800$
Good comment! Everyone needs to know how to write correctly.
That's funny I fit to minority as I was reading this without my glasses and didn't notice that mistake
That comment is very self centered... Just because people from the U.S. write it in that fashion, doesn't means that everyone does it that way.
Just google: "european decimal mark"
Perhaps it is self centered, but we are mostly using ASCII here so it can be confusing since the '.' separator looks the same as the '.' decimal point. I've noticed that most just try to avoid the confusion as it is totally unnecessary for small values. Also '$' is typically USD so one would expect US based notation.
Sorry for going off-topic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_mark
Nothing to do with ASCII.
I'm betting on a peak around $1800 this year would be more inline with growth the prior years. I think the surge to $1200 was a temporary bubble and we are now closer to the real value of bitcoin. (~577 @ bitstamp right now.)
Given the high volatility of bitcoin I would guess the following
75% 400$-1800$
12.5% <400$
12.5% >1800$
Good comment! Everyone needs to know how to write correctly.
That's funny I fit to minority as I was reading this without my glasses and didn't notice that mistake
That comment is very self centered... Just because people from the U.S. write it in that fashion, doesn't means that everyone does it that way.
Just google: "european decimal mark"
75% 400$-1800$
12.5% <400$
12.5% >1800$
Good comment! Everyone needs to know how to write correctly.
That's funny I fit to minority as I was reading this without my glasses and didn't notice that mistake
That comment is very self centered... Just because people from the U.S. write it in that fashion, doesn't means that everyone does it that way.
Just google: "european decimal mark"
Perhaps it is self centered, but we are mostly using ASCII here so it can be confusing since the '.' separator looks the same as the '.' decimal point. I've noticed that most just try to avoid the confusion as it is totally unnecessary for small values. Also '$' is typically USD so one would expect US based notation.
Sorry for going off-topic.
The wide-spread acceptance and use of a crypto 2.0 like Ethereum is the only development that I believe could set bitcoin back.
I think Etherium will create another niche (decentralized contracts and shares) which won't interfere with Bitcoin's one (payment system and the way to save capital from confiscation). 
I'd say ~$1000, only a major series of positive events will keep the price above 1k. It will probably bounce off it a few times before passing, which might take months.
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