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Quote from: neochiny on May 17, 2016, 04:24:42 AM

Its been stable for awhile now, but around like $300-350 in the past before the halving hype which bumped up to $450ish.

So it would be intresting to see the hold price for 3-5 months after the halving..

i expect some heavy dumping to happen after the block halving as people will cash out the coins they bought at these prices or below $400 not long ago. it will be very interesting to see where the price will find a stable point. my guess is either just above $400 or just above $500 for the rest of this year.

In my case I think we will see some massive dumps at the range of $500 if the price won't stabilize it's support for at least hours like the scenario happen last November where $500 range only touch in a duration of minute. It's just a matter of strong faith especially to those believers that price will spike more after halving.

i also think we'll see huge dumps before even touching $500 and i even see whales place massive sell orders at $499-$499.99 to make the price not touch the $500 level. last november the price went up way too quick which is also a significant reason of why the price tanked down after touching $500. this time the growth has become much more sustainable.

Is it more sustainable? I don't see significant fundamental change in comparison to the last November. The pace of the growth is slower than last time, that is true, but on the other hand there is nothing new fundamentally to sustain these price levels.

previous high of $500 in november last year was pure manipulation that had something to do with the mmm ponzi in china. chinese exchanges back then were ahead of all other exchanges due to the increased demand that ponzi has created in china. that's enough difference for me. the price was bound to collapse heavily, which it did.

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Quote from: lockscreen on May 31, 2015, 09:19:35 PM

yeahh for these weeks
i hope that will improve soon .. true if the price is stable, it will probably make things worse

I do not like it if the price is stable this ruins things for me with Bitcoin. When the price is stable the price does not change and this prevents the fact that you can buy and sell your coins.
Making money will take longer then.

do you realize that if bitcoin attain stability it will start to attract investors
and with increasing investors bitcoin will attain popularity and will start rising slowly
stability is for the better than increasing rapidly then going down suddenly.

That is true. If the bitcoin is stable, it will attract more investors and the price will rise and remain stable.

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Quote from: lockscreen on May 31, 2015, 09:19:35 PM

yeahh for these weeks
i hope that will improve soon .. true if the price is stable, it will probably make things worse

I do not like it if the price is stable this ruins things for me with Bitcoin. When the price is stable the price does not change and this prevents the fact that you can buy and sell your coins.
Making money will take longer then.

do you realize that if bitcoin attain stability it will start to attract investors
and with increasing investors bitcoin will attain popularity and will start rising slowly
stability is for the better than increasing rapidly then going down suddenly.

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Quote from: goxed on May 31, 2015, 09:12:55 PM

The price of BTC is going to continue its stable multi-week run.

That sounds better than all the others everybody is saying there is coming a big crash. Bitcoins
are not worth it anymore blabla im so mad about people who just speculating bullshit i believe he will rise
again soon just trust my words.

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For a week or maybe for few months the price is stable, i think it will continue for a month or maybe less then the price will be increased before the halving when the bump time comes.

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Quote from: lockscreen on May 31, 2015, 09:19:35 PM

yeahh for these weeks
i hope that will improve soon .. true if the price is stable, it will probably make things worse

I do not like it if the price is stable this ruins things for me with Bitcoin. When the price is stable the price does not change and this prevents the fact that you can buy and sell your coins.
Making money will take longer then.

The price is stable for a long time and many people dont like because the main reason why people are going to use Bitcoin is that they want to earn profit with it.
And that is not always possible because it needs a long time until the value will be more.

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Quote from: uki on May 16, 2016, 06:38:34 PM

Quote from: randy8777 on May 16, 2016, 12:32:50 PM

Quote from: randy8777 on May 16, 2016, 12:32:50 PM

Its been stable for awhile now, but around like $300-350 in the past before the halving hype which bumped up to $450ish.

So it would be intresting to see the hold price for 3-5 months after the halving..

i expect some heavy dumping to happen after the block halving as people will cash out the coins they bought at these prices or below $400 not long ago. it will be very interesting to see where the price will find a stable point. my guess is either just above $400 or just above $500 for the rest of this year.

In my case I think we will see some massive dumps at the range of $500 if the price won't stabilize it's support for at least hours like the scenario happen last November where $500 range only touch in a duration of minute. It's just a matter of strong faith especially to those believers that price will spike more after halving.

i also think we'll see huge dumps before even touching $500 and i even see whales place massive sell orders at $499-$499.99 to make the price not touch the $500 level. last november the price went up way too quick which is also a significant reason of why the price tanked down after touching $500. this time the growth has become much more sustainable.

Is it more sustainable? I don't see significant fundamental change in comparison to the last November. The pace of the growth is slower than last time, that is true, but on the other hand there is nothing new fundamentally to sustain these price levels.

I have seen you mention that there aren't any fundamental changes quite some times, which makes me wonder what fundamental changes you are hoping for?

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Its been stable for awhile now, but around like $300-350 in the past before the halving hype which bumped up to $450ish.

So it would be intresting to see the hold price for 3-5 months after the halving..

i expect some heavy dumping to happen after the block halving as people will cash out the coins they bought at these prices or below $400 not long ago. it will be very interesting to see where the price will find a stable point. my guess is either just above $400 or just above $500 for the rest of this year.

In my case I think we will see some massive dumps at the range of $500 if the price won't stabilize it's support for at least hours like the scenario happen last November where $500 range only touch in a duration of minute. It's just a matter of strong faith especially to those believers that price will spike more after halving.

i also think we'll see huge dumps before even touching $500 and i even see whales place massive sell orders at $499-$499.99 to make the price not touch the $500 level. last november the price went up way too quick which is also a significant reason of why the price tanked down after touching $500. this time the growth has become much more sustainable.

Is it more sustainable? I don't see significant fundamental change in comparison to the last November. The pace of the growth is slower than last time, that is true, but on the other hand there is nothing new fundamentally to sustain these price levels.

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Quote from: 1Referee on May 16, 2016, 05:43:40 AM

Its been stable for awhile now, but around like $300-350 in the past before the halving hype which bumped up to $450ish.

So it would be intresting to see the hold price for 3-5 months after the halving..

i expect some heavy dumping to happen after the block halving as people will cash out the coins they bought at these prices or below $400 not long ago. it will be very interesting to see where the price will find a stable point. my guess is either just above $400 or just above $500 for the rest of this year.

In my case I think we will see some massive dumps at the range of $500 if the price won't stabilize it's support for at least hours like the scenario happen last November where $500 range only touch in a duration of minute. It's just a matter of strong faith especially to those believers that price will spike more after halving.

i also think we'll see huge dumps before even touching $500 and i even see whales place massive sell orders at $499-$499.99 to make the price not touch the $500 level. last november the price went up way too quick which is also a significant reason of why the price tanked down after touching $500. this time the growth has become much more sustainable.

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I didn't say that it's fully priced in, but for the biggest part. My guess is that we still have around $50-$75 of potential increases left from the price now. Beside that, the hashrate was also going up and up when the price was below $300 so that doesn't say much.

Absolutely agree. Hashrate has not much to do with the price, or to put it the other way: it is not a reliable indicator of price movements.

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Quote from: Denker on May 16, 2016, 05:37:36 AM

Quote from: 1Referee on May 16, 2016, 05:34:31 AM

Quote from: uki on May 16, 2016, 03:39:17 AM

Quote from: 1Referee on May 16, 2016, 05:34:31 AM

Its been stable for awhile now, but around like $300-350 in the past before the halving hype which bumped up to $450ish.

So it would be intresting to see the hold price for 3-5 months after the halving..

i expect some heavy dumping to happen after the block halving as people will cash out the coins they bought at these prices or below $400 not long ago. it will be very interesting to see where the price will find a stable point. my guess is either just above $400 or just above $500 for the rest of this year.

In my case I think we will see some massive dumps at the range of $500 if the price won't stabilize it's support for at least hours like the scenario happen last November where $500 range only touch in a duration of minute. It's just a matter of strong faith especially to those believers that price will spike more after halving.

Being believer, or not, has not much to do with the price, if there are fundamentals to support a rally. For now, we don't have much to support a rise, apart of the halving hype. That is, in my opinion, too little to dream big.

Halving is hyped up way too big. It started from when the price was around $250. People said the block halving will make sure the price goes up to +$400 price levels back then. And here we have it today....

I think this is not the end.It's not fully priced in.
Just have a look at the hash rate!! Miners still invest in new equipment.
I believe there's more to come for us.How much we will go up I don't know.But we will continue moving up!

I didn't say that it's fully priced in, but for the biggest part. My guess is that we still have around $50-$75 of potential increases left from the price now. Beside that, the hashrate was also going up and up when the price was below $300 so that doesn't say much.

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Quote from: uki on May 16, 2016, 03:39:17 AM

Quote from: uki on May 16, 2016, 03:39:17 AM

Its been stable for awhile now, but around like $300-350 in the past before the halving hype which bumped up to $450ish.

So it would be intresting to see the hold price for 3-5 months after the halving..

i expect some heavy dumping to happen after the block halving as people will cash out the coins they bought at these prices or below $400 not long ago. it will be very interesting to see where the price will find a stable point. my guess is either just above $400 or just above $500 for the rest of this year.

In my case I think we will see some massive dumps at the range of $500 if the price won't stabilize it's support for at least hours like the scenario happen last November where $500 range only touch in a duration of minute. It's just a matter of strong faith especially to those believers that price will spike more after halving.

Being believer, or not, has not much to do with the price, if there are fundamentals to support a rally. For now, we don't have much to support a rise, apart of the halving hype. That is, in my opinion, too little to dream big.

Halving is hyped up way too big. It started from when the price was around $250. People said the block halving will make sure the price goes up to +$400 price levels back then. And here we have it today....

I think this is not the end.It's not fully priced in.
Just have a look at the hash rate!! Miners still invest in new equipment.
I believe there's more to come for us.How much we will go up I don't know.But we will continue moving up!

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Its been stable for awhile now, but around like $300-350 in the past before the halving hype which bumped up to $450ish.

So it would be intresting to see the hold price for 3-5 months after the halving..

i expect some heavy dumping to happen after the block halving as people will cash out the coins they bought at these prices or below $400 not long ago. it will be very interesting to see where the price will find a stable point. my guess is either just above $400 or just above $500 for the rest of this year.

In my case I think we will see some massive dumps at the range of $500 if the price won't stabilize it's support for at least hours like the scenario happen last November where $500 range only touch in a duration of minute. It's just a matter of strong faith especially to those believers that price will spike more after halving.

Being believer, or not, has not much to do with the price, if there are fundamentals to support a rally. For now, we don't have much to support a rise, apart of the halving hype. That is, in my opinion, too little to dream big.

Halving is hyped up way too big. It started from when the price was around $250. People said the block halving will make sure the price goes up to +$400 price levels back then. And here we have it today.... It's an increase of $200 which made us all happy. But at this point there is not much gas left I guess.

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Its been stable for awhile now, but around like $300-350 in the past before the halving hype which bumped up to $450ish.

So it would be intresting to see the hold price for 3-5 months after the halving..

i expect some heavy dumping to happen after the block halving as people will cash out the coins they bought at these prices or below $400 not long ago. it will be very interesting to see where the price will find a stable point. my guess is either just above $400 or just above $500 for the rest of this year.

In my case I think we will see some massive dumps at the range of $500 if the price won't stabilize it's support for at least hours like the scenario happen last November where $500 range only touch in a duration of minute. It's just a matter of strong faith especially to those believers that price will spike more after halving.

Being believer, or not, has not much to do with the price, if there are fundamentals to support a rally. For now, we don't have much to support a rise, apart of the halving hype. That is, in my opinion, too little to dream big.

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Its been stable for awhile now, but around like $300-350 in the past before the halving hype which bumped up to $450ish.

So it would be intresting to see the hold price for 3-5 months after the halving..

i expect some heavy dumping to happen after the block halving as people will cash out the coins they bought at these prices or below $400 not long ago. it will be very interesting to see where the price will find a stable point. my guess is either just above $400 or just above $500 for the rest of this year.

In my case I think we will see some massive dumps at the range of $500 if the price won't stabilize it's support for at least hours like the scenario happen last November where $500 range only touch in a duration of minute. It's just a matter of strong faith especially to those believers that price will spike more after halving.

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