Topic: price over the next month - page 3. (Read 2165 times)
ATC = all time high
sorry for noob question but what ATH mean in "it will start to rocket past the ATH" option?
What are the most important influencing factors?
Would BTC drop if all russian moneys that where put into BTC during zyprus crisis would leave BTC and change back to hard money?
Would BTC drop if all russian moneys that where put into BTC during zyprus crisis would leave BTC and change back to hard money?
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say... definitely.
The cause of the price rise, as far as we know, was the Cyprus crisis and people putting money in, and by extension people seeing that Cypriots putting their money into Bitcoin would drive the price up putting money in and driving the price up.
Anyway, my guess is it will still be sitting around $100-$150, although $150-200 is also very likely.
1000 usd per bitcoin
id love to see 170s but expecting 130
Slow and steady wins the race, would be good to have some calm for a while
Drop in 1-2 weeks due to gox problems, then rise to $150+
I think it will fall till about $70 to $80 in the coming 2 weeks and then rise again, and peak at about $120 to $130 (or is that what I am speculating on 
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Sure hope it will be more volatile then now, because with the steady price at this moment, no money can be earned whatsoever.
)Sure hope it will be more volatile then now, because with the steady price at this moment, no money can be earned whatsoever.
What are the most important influencing factors?
Would BTC drop if all russian moneys that where put into BTC during zyprus crisis would leave BTC and change back to hard money?
Would BTC drop if all russian moneys that where put into BTC during zyprus crisis would leave BTC and change back to hard money?
The more stable price, the better for Bitcoin. But im biased because i dont hold Bitcoins speculatively in expectation of taking huge profits after price rise - seems Im exception here
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the price freeze at 110btc 
I believe the difficulty has more of an effect on prices than most people realize. The majority of coins that trade on a daily basis come from miners cashing in, and that is pretty much the source of what little liquidity we have. While it is true that increased difficulty will not change the amount of coins found on a daily basis, it will shrink the amount found by the majority of miners, especially those using low-hash gear. Few people will cash in with 0.00004453 coins due to exchange fees. They will stack the coins until they have a larger sum to exchange, effectively draining liquidity.
I expect a slow but steady increase, lagging the difficulty spikes by a week or two.
I expect a slow but steady increase, lagging the difficulty spikes by a week or two.
Personally I think you have the speculators to thank for liquidity. I tend to keep what little mining profits I generate, and I know a lot of people that do the same. Of course the large miners who sell their BTC do help, but people with 50k+ USD trading on Mt.Gox grease the markets up far more.
Edit: The average bottom price seems to be rising by $20 every month or so. I think next month we'll see averages around 130-140. Only time will tell, though.
i couldnt agree more. with history as any type of indicator when the price stagnates it means its building support. when some big fish with a hudred grand buys in and makes it rise three or four bucks then others will pull the trigger as well then we will see that hughe jump...with a drop off but land some where in the mid thirtys and then buld and then land in the mid fortys or low fiftys. thats 150 to be clear. im thinking that this think is just about to take off. over the weekend this is going to get crazy...or maybe it will wate for tuesday after the holiday.
I think there's something to that. It's worth noting that a lot of the positive buzz around Bitcoin started after the crash. There's a lot more serious capital being invested in building infrastructure, which among other things means a deeper pool of competent personnel which brings increased stability. I don't think growth will be breakneck fast but it will be persistent, and that stability and innovation in the space will build on itself, and as more goods are available in BTC there will be less reason to convert back to a fiat currency so business's will hold BTC in order to use it in their supply chain, and the BTC/USD will go up for that reason rather than as a speculative play.
110-130 at Summer
I think it will decrease, possibly hitting $100 in 30 days.
I believe the difficulty has more of an effect on prices than most people realize. The majority of coins that trade on a daily basis come from miners cashing in, and that is pretty much the source of what little liquidity we have. While it is true that increased difficulty will not change the amount of coins found on a daily basis, it will shrink the amount found by the majority of miners, especially those using low-hash gear. Few people will cash in with 0.00004453 coins due to exchange fees. They will stack the coins until they have a larger sum to exchange, effectively draining liquidity.
I expect a slow but steady increase, lagging the difficulty spikes by a week or two.
I expect a slow but steady increase, lagging the difficulty spikes by a week or two.
Personally I think you have the speculators to thank for liquidity. I tend to keep what little mining profits I generate, and I know a lot of people that do the same. Of course the large miners who sell their BTC do help, but people with 50k+ USD trading on Mt.Gox grease the markets up far more.
Edit: The average bottom price seems to be rising by $20 every month or so. I think next month we'll see averages around 130-140. Only time will tell, though.
i couldnt agree more. with history as any type of indicator when the price stagnates it means its building support. when some big fish with a hudred grand buys in and makes it rise three or four bucks then others will pull the trigger as well then we will see that hughe jump...with a drop off but land some where in the mid thirtys and then buld and then land in the mid fortys or low fiftys. thats 150 to be clear. im thinking that this think is just about to take off. over the weekend this is going to get crazy...or maybe it will wate for tuesday after the holiday.
i think it will be in the 150 range and by the end of summer well into the 200s
whos summer.....its an international coin
well since 90% of people and 85% of the land mass is north of the equater then im going to go out on a limb here and say the northern summer. or for you when you come out of winter. good enough
no way. i knowits just building suort for the next bull run. never has it sat at a price for a week and then randonmly dropped, it will rise one night just watch. it will go ten or twenty up for sure.
Has the general tendency of Bitcoins been to rise? Will I ever be able to buy coins at £2 a coin?
I know there's no way to know for sure but I'd hate for the price to stabilize at 100 or something and just stick there.
I know there's no way to know for sure but I'd hate for the price to stabilize at 100 or something and just stick there.
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