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December 07, 2017, 05:17:28 AM
#54
Great point. I've been telling my friends amd workers about it. All of us agreed that now the current bitcoin situation is defeating all the purpose of why did satoshi san created this currency in the first place. Unlike before now I can't even dare to send my btc for any transaction

Well said.
We are going to sell more BTC and buy more XRP today.

As we mentioned we believe in Crypto Currencies, we just don't believe in this current hype but if the market feels like inflating the price by so much - sure, by all means, give us more XRP.  Grin
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December 07, 2017, 05:12:02 AM
#53
There are too many people want it crash to buy it at cheaper price But it always rise..

So scary.
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December 07, 2017, 05:10:09 AM
#52
Hmmm...
Bitcoin will crash, eh ?

Methinks I've heard that before :

BTC hits $100 - "it'll crash soon"
BTC hits $200 - "certainly crash soon"
BTC hits $500 - "gunna crash real soon"
BTC hits $1,000 - "must crash soon"
BTC hits $2,000 - "crash soon now"
BTC hits $5,000 - "for sure crash very soon"
BTC hits $10,000 - "definite crash coming"
BTC hits $20,000 ...




Actually what happened when BTC hit one thousand was a year-long deep going down to 200 if I recall correctly, so it fully deserved a word "crash". Actually I would be expecting something similar to happen at the levels we are having now too: a deep to, say, 2000. And then, after the deep,  we could wittness a prolonged run to, say, 100 000 Smiley
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December 07, 2017, 05:04:05 AM
#51
AFAIK you can't do anything more with BTC now than you could when it was $1000.  I think the whole ICO and forking thing has brought a lot of people in looking for a quick buck.  Their loss when it all goes south.
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December 07, 2017, 04:44:15 AM
#50
I think it's hard to predict what will be happen on bitcoin. Maybe speculation is more enough about bitcoin and the expectation in bitcoin is much more than achieve the speculation of people regarding the bitcoin price hike. Yeah, maybe people are expecting a lot on bitcoin what will be next on the price hike of bitcoin.
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December 07, 2017, 04:37:53 AM
#49
Great point. I've been telling my friends amd workers about it. All of us agreed that now the current bitcoin situation is defeating all the purpose of why did satoshi san created this currency in the first place. Unlike before now I can't even dare to send my btc for any transaction
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December 07, 2017, 04:28:07 AM
#48
i am still awaiting the crash since months to get some cheap btc again.maybe btc will be stable at 15k $ but nobody knows!,every day a lot of new want to have btc so it can be than btc wont stop increase soon.
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December 07, 2017, 04:13:46 AM
#47
guys bitcoin crash already gone some weeks ago when segwit2x canceled. Bitoin was dead for some seconds when someone says - the future behind the bitcoin cash
Next crash will be when segwit2x try complete his work again
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December 07, 2017, 04:08:55 AM
#46
BTC is still low market cap compared the world economy, BTC is the closest to be a daily used digital crypto, ripple is not (yet).
sr. member
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December 07, 2017, 04:07:52 AM
#45

If Bitcoin is going to fly fly fly ... to the moon ... then expect more and more businesses to drop it and stop using it.


that is a very valid point.
in terms of usability the hike in price is not a good news.
for trading purposes a more steady coin is needed.

which means that bitcoin will be more of an investment token not a coin that we will be making business transactions in.
which leave us with ... ripple?


Yes, that's what we use for our faucet as mentioned in the very first post in this thread.
Ripple solves lots of problems that Bitcoin cannot solve, one of them is sending micro transactions for such a small fee.

In fact at the current rates we are converting more of our BTC to XRP, because we firstly need it for our faucet and secondly because BTC/XRP has never seen rates like this and it's a good thing to take advantage of it.
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December 07, 2017, 04:05:44 AM
#44

If Bitcoin is going to fly fly fly ... to the moon ... then expect more and more businesses to drop it and stop using it.


that is a very valid point.
in terms of usability the hike in price is not a good news.
for trading purposes a more steady coin is needed.

which means that bitcoin will be more of an investment token not a coin that we will be making business transactions in.
which leave us with ... ripple?
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December 07, 2017, 03:52:50 AM
#43
it is possible that the pump is the bit for the launch of the futures on December 18. And after a peak point or somewhere in the area of Christmas goes hard (or not hard, but long) drain. For this you need to be prepared.
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December 07, 2017, 03:50:57 AM
#42
Hmmm...
Bitcoin will crash, eh ?

Methinks I've heard that before :

BTC hits $100 - "it'll crash soon"
BTC hits $200 - "certainly crash soon"
BTC hits $500 - "gunna crash real soon"
BTC hits $1,000 - "must crash soon"
BTC hits $2,000 - "crash soon now"
BTC hits $5,000 - "for sure crash very soon"
BTC hits $10,000 - "definite crash coming"
BTC hits $20,000 ...




Note that you conveniently jumped over $1400 where BTC spiked and then crashed down to as low as $200 and stayed there for nearly 3 years.  If history repeats itself in this market driven by few fundamentals, we could easily be looking at $14,000 fall to $2,000....and there's nothing fundamental that would prevent that from happening...especially with the kind of people pouring in money at this point.

That's correct, but probably this is not going to be the trend.

We believe in Crypto Currencies.
Crypto Currencies are the new "Anonymous PayPal" and PayPal has only grown since it was established.

The way to transfer money on Friday night which arrives only on Monday morning (assuming there is no bank holiday) between 1 country and another is definitely going to change.


So Crypto is the future, but Altcoins will supersede Bitcoin, just wait and see - people drop all their Altcoins to buy BTC as a part of a "sheep effect" but look at the fundamentals.



The ability to transfer money across borders and essentially completely circumvent Customs is a very big deal.  Governments are not going to announce crackdowns and draconian capital controls...especially in "free" countries.  They are going to quietly introduce them in health care bills and tax bills with little or no mainstream media reporting.  This is an enormous fundamental negative.  China is watching 64% of its millionaires that have declared that they intend to move their capital abroad.  It is inflating the housing markets in Australia and Canada to obscene levels where local governments are being forced to implement 15% VAT on incoming funds.

Believing in crypto is fine.  But ignoring how swift and ruthlessly governments can swoop in and cooperate with one another to put a stop to capital flight is an enormous fundamental mistake.  Look at FATCA in the USA.  Hong Kong banks will not even open bank accounts for Americans due to FATCA regulations.  I've heard other nations no longer accept American accounts.  Once other nations start cutting deals with one another to crack down on cryptos circumventing Customs it will cause a nightmare for the cyrptosphere.  What's the use of crypto to transfer money if it needs to be converted to fiat at one point or another and the limit is $10,000 before it gets reported to the FEDS or the banks freeze the account for "suspicious" activity?

This is going to get very ugly and stay that way...until crypto can be exchanged globally without being used as a fiat intermediary.  So the idea of running into a proverbial brick wall due to limited utility use could cause periodic and large exoduses from time to time.
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December 07, 2017, 03:43:55 AM
#41
for beyond any doubt despite everything I trust bitcoin is as yet well known and utilized by many individuals speculation, and more prominent among individuals from various nations. I'm certain the cost isn't probably going to go down considerably further or will be slammed, regardless of whether it lose on its esteem, I think it is incomprehensible. Obviously, behind a something that is so well known. there will unquestionably be a danger or something that endeavored to keep down on its advancement or its prevalence.
sr. member
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December 07, 2017, 03:30:38 AM
#40
Bitcoin is not based on trust, and that is its appeal. The banks and others in the fiat money system have betrayed our trust, and that is why Bitcoin was created. We are starting to see an increase in the failures of the established banking organisations, and I believe that will cause a rush into Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies.

You can never underestimate the banks - don't think the banks or the governments are not taking part in this ... just because the Media is telling you they are concerned - it doesn't mean the governments & banks are clueless and helpless - they are smarter than most people think and they 100% part of this type we're all witnessing at the moment.
sr. member
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December 07, 2017, 03:28:47 AM
#39
Hmmm...
Bitcoin will crash, eh ?

Methinks I've heard that before :

BTC hits $100 - "it'll crash soon"
BTC hits $200 - "certainly crash soon"
BTC hits $500 - "gunna crash real soon"
BTC hits $1,000 - "must crash soon"
BTC hits $2,000 - "crash soon now"
BTC hits $5,000 - "for sure crash very soon"
BTC hits $10,000 - "definite crash coming"
BTC hits $20,000 ...




Note that you conveniently jumped over $1400 where BTC spiked and then crashed down to as low as $200 and stayed there for nearly 3 years.  If history repeats itself in this market driven by few fundamentals, we could easily be looking at $14,000 fall to $2,000....and there's nothing fundamental that would prevent that from happening...especially with the kind of people pouring in money at this point.

That's correct, but probably this is not going to be the trend.

We believe in Crypto Currencies.
Crypto Currencies are the new "Anonymous PayPal" and PayPal has only grown since it was established.

The way to transfer money on Friday night which arrives only on Monday morning (assuming there is no bank holiday) between 1 country and another is definitely going to change.


So Crypto is the future, but Altcoins will supersede Bitcoin, just wait and see - people drop all their Altcoins to buy BTC as a part of a "sheep effect" but look at the fundamentals.

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December 07, 2017, 03:25:08 AM
#38
Hmmm...
Bitcoin will crash, eh ?

Methinks I've heard that before :

BTC hits $100 - "it'll crash soon"
BTC hits $200 - "certainly crash soon"
BTC hits $500 - "gunna crash real soon"
BTC hits $1,000 - "must crash soon"
BTC hits $2,000 - "crash soon now"
BTC hits $5,000 - "for sure crash very soon"
BTC hits $10,000 - "definite crash coming"
BTC hits $20,000 ...




Note that you conveniently jumped over $1400 where BTC spiked and then crashed down to as low as $200 and stayed there for nearly 3 years.  If history repeats itself in this market driven by few fundamentals, we could easily be looking at $14,000 fall to $2,000....and there's nothing fundamental that would prevent that from happening...especially with the kind of people pouring in money at this point.
sr. member
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December 07, 2017, 03:23:44 AM
#37
My big concern isn't a price drop in BTC, although I do think that's coming. I think that a substantial price drop will cause several exchanges to crash.

There is $1 billion worth of fake value out there in the form of Tethers. When those come out, the exchanges holding those will not be able to replace that.

It's very possible a crash in BTC price could cause several exchanges to go out of business.

BTW, I did a post about this below, it's basically just the long version of what I said above but if you want to read it, here it is.

http://jamescrypto.com/what-might-happen-if-the-tether-collapses-and-how-to-profit-from-super-cheap-bitcoin/

Yes, that's a valid concern.
With the way the markets behave expect big gateways / exchanges to collapse and crash - this won't add trust to BTC, that's for sure.
sr. member
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December 07, 2017, 03:22:02 AM
#36
Don't worry, Bitcoin crash is impossible.
Do you see news about NASDAQ?
Rise, rise and only rise now Smiley
Next point $25,000



What's floating the stock market is the low interest rates around the world.
Investors cannot save money in "fixed deposits" in the banks because the return (ROI) is so minimal so they buy stocks, and others buy stocks as well and sometimes there are bad news causing stocks to drop but then more people buy it.

The stock market is one thing, but Bitcoin is not 100% a stock, it's a type of currency, it has fees, it needs to be accepted by 2 parties, it's a whole different concept.
By the way no one really knows what's going to happen with the stock market - will it go up forever? probably not.
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December 07, 2017, 03:19:07 AM
#35
Hmmm...
Bitcoin will crash, eh ?

Methinks I've heard that before :

BTC hits $100 - "it'll crash soon"
BTC hits $200 - "certainly crash soon"
BTC hits $500 - "gunna crash real soon"
BTC hits $1,000 - "must crash soon"
BTC hits $2,000 - "crash soon now"
BTC hits $5,000 - "for sure crash very soon"
BTC hits $10,000 - "definite crash coming"
BTC hits $20,000 ...


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