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Quote from: LMGTFY on February 10, 2016, 07:58:07 AM

Quote from: Ulloa on February 10, 2016, 07:45:21 AM

The price is in fact now quite low and I think there is a change in.
Because I think it's going to be worth more later. But come back there later.

I keep seeing variations on this claim, "in fact the price is low", etc. What fact is this? The price is higher than it was throughout most of 2015, higher than it's been throughout most of BTC's history. I'm not pessimistic about the future, but I am curious about this "fact". Where does this "fact" come from?

I agree. This "fact" is just some people who really believe in btc and think it worths incredibly much more...

But to be honest it's just impossible to say something like "it's still at a very low price" no no no comparing to what price we had for years 400 is NOT low. It can go higher, I hope it will, and it will probably anyway but 400 is not just a "low price".

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It's rising now and will rise even more after halving, it's will increase bitcoins price by 200$ at least

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Not it seems the price is started increasing. This increase may continue till the market situation supports. I think now slowly its getting a good variation than past days price.

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Quote from: busybee7 on February 14, 2016, 12:23:19 PM

It's rising now, because of bitcoins in media, stores that accepts bitcoins as payment now, more people know about them

Exactly, bitcoin is rising at a moment, it is already above $400 today, and we expect that it will go even higher after the halving and also the new users are entering into the bitcoin world.

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It's rising now, because of bitcoins in media, stores that accepts bitcoins as payment now, more people know about them

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Quote from: Ulloa on February 10, 2016, 07:45:21 AM

The price is in fact now quite low and I think there is a change in.
Because I think it's going to be worth more later. But come back there later.

I noticed you have "hope for $500" in your personal text. I think your wish will be fulfilled very soon.

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Quote from: Ulloa on February 10, 2016, 07:45:21 AM

The price is in fact now quite low and I think there is a change in.
Because I think it's going to be worth more later. But come back there later.

I keep seeing variations on this claim, "in fact the price is low", etc. What fact is this? The price is higher than it was throughout most of 2015, higher than it's been throughout most of BTC's history. I'm not pessimistic about the future, but I am curious about this "fact". Where does this "fact" come from?

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The price is in fact now quite low and I think there is a change in.
Because I think it's going to be worth more later. But come back there later.

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Quote from: Kalder on February 10, 2016, 07:23:13 AM

Quote from: sishendaoye on February 09, 2016, 10:03:55 AM

The BTC price is very low and many people are negative about it I think. I think because the price is quite low now you have to invest, so that later you probably have more money.
But most people have the patience not to.

When most people are negative about the bitcoin, then it is good time to buy. Winners are always few.

i think most of the negativity at this point comes from the blocksize drama that is still brewing with no end in sight. the longer it takes, the less confident people will be. especially when certain large mining pools are saying that they find certain alternatives as bitcoin classic to be somewhat of a nice upgrade. the only good thing for some people about this situation is that it keeps a lot pressure on the price. it gives people the chance to buy at sub $400 prices.

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Quote from: sishendaoye on February 09, 2016, 10:03:55 AM

The BTC price is very low and many people are negative about it I think. I think because the price is quite low now you have to invest, so that later you probably have more money.
But most people have the patience not to.

When most people are negative about the bitcoin, then it is good time to buy. Winners are always few.

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Quote from: romero121 on February 09, 2016, 06:45:49 AM

Quote from: Kalder on February 09, 2016, 06:29:24 AM

Quote from: MatTheCat on February 08, 2016, 09:06:45 AM

Quote from: valta4065 on February 07, 2016, 08:59:08 AM

Really? Last halving had no impact?
I don't know when it was, I've got to admit I don't follow bitcoin trends since long...

Well it would be cool if there was no impact. I'm mostly afraid about the massive dumping of all people saying they bought btc for the next halving sell.
When should we expect the next halving? We still got plenty of time no?

Last halving was Nov 2012.

In June 2012, BTC broke up above $5, and peaked out in August 2012, at $16, crashed back down to $7, and by the time of the actual halving, BTC was trading at $10.

Big ramp up to $266, and then up to $1200 followed on the back of that, but this had nothing to do with rampers, a little to do with China entering Bitcoin, but mostly to do with fraudulent bot trading. Everytime Bitcoin wanted to have a healthy correction, Willy bot on Gox (and during April 2013 bubble Gox was 90% of BTC market) kept buying and buying, no matter what, and his chum Markus bot done the same, but less frequently, and in bigger amounts.

So last time around, Halving pump occurred around 3 months before actual halving event. Maybe we see the same thing this time around...in which case BTC better hurry the fuck up and put in the bottom the market screaming to put in so that BTC can get on with it, or...maybe, just maybe, $500 was the halving pump, 7 months early instead of just 3 months early?

The halving pump will start from $400 and go up to $1000, then it will drop to around $600. The pump has not started yet.

The pump has not yet started, what you said is not gonna happen anytime. Most has speculated that the price will rise after halving. Its not fair to reach the value of 1000$ after halving. Halving may lead to a rise of 100$ to 200$ not more than that this time.

The BTC price is very low and many people are negative about it I think. I think because the price is quite low now you have to invest, so that later you probably have more money.
But most people have the patience not to.

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Quote from: romero121 on February 09, 2016, 06:45:49 AM

Quote from: Kalder on February 09, 2016, 06:29:24 AM

Quote from: MatTheCat on February 08, 2016, 09:06:45 AM

Quote from: valta4065 on February 07, 2016, 08:59:08 AM

Really? Last halving had no impact?
I don't know when it was, I've got to admit I don't follow bitcoin trends since long...

Well it would be cool if there was no impact. I'm mostly afraid about the massive dumping of all people saying they bought btc for the next halving sell.
When should we expect the next halving? We still got plenty of time no?

Last halving was Nov 2012.

In June 2012, BTC broke up above $5, and peaked out in August 2012, at $16, crashed back down to $7, and by the time of the actual halving, BTC was trading at $10.

Big ramp up to $266, and then up to $1200 followed on the back of that, but this had nothing to do with rampers, a little to do with China entering Bitcoin, but mostly to do with fraudulent bot trading. Everytime Bitcoin wanted to have a healthy correction, Willy bot on Gox (and during April 2013 bubble Gox was 90% of BTC market) kept buying and buying, no matter what, and his chum Markus bot done the same, but less frequently, and in bigger amounts.

So last time around, Halving pump occurred around 3 months before actual halving event. Maybe we see the same thing this time around...in which case BTC better hurry the fuck up and put in the bottom the market screaming to put in so that BTC can get on with it, or...maybe, just maybe, $500 was the halving pump, 7 months early instead of just 3 months early?

The halving pump will start from $400 and go up to $1000, then it will drop to around $600. The pump has not started yet.

The pump has not yet started, what you said is not gonna happen anytime. Most has speculated that the price will rise after halving. Its not fair to reach the value of 1000$ after halving. Halving may lead to a rise of 100$ to 200$ not more than that this time.

Yes, plus there might not be enough buyers at the $1000 price point so the price will definitely drop. Not to mention there are altcoins on the rise, if those happen to prove themselves as a better alternative then there won't be enough funds going to bitcoin to sustain a high price point.

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Quote from: Kalder on February 09, 2016, 06:29:24 AM

Quote from: MatTheCat on February 08, 2016, 09:06:45 AM

Quote from: valta4065 on February 07, 2016, 08:59:08 AM

Really? Last halving had no impact?
I don't know when it was, I've got to admit I don't follow bitcoin trends since long...

Well it would be cool if there was no impact. I'm mostly afraid about the massive dumping of all people saying they bought btc for the next halving sell.
When should we expect the next halving? We still got plenty of time no?

Last halving was Nov 2012.

In June 2012, BTC broke up above $5, and peaked out in August 2012, at $16, crashed back down to $7, and by the time of the actual halving, BTC was trading at $10.

Big ramp up to $266, and then up to $1200 followed on the back of that, but this had nothing to do with rampers, a little to do with China entering Bitcoin, but mostly to do with fraudulent bot trading. Everytime Bitcoin wanted to have a healthy correction, Willy bot on Gox (and during April 2013 bubble Gox was 90% of BTC market) kept buying and buying, no matter what, and his chum Markus bot done the same, but less frequently, and in bigger amounts.

So last time around, Halving pump occurred around 3 months before actual halving event. Maybe we see the same thing this time around...in which case BTC better hurry the fuck up and put in the bottom the market screaming to put in so that BTC can get on with it, or...maybe, just maybe, $500 was the halving pump, 7 months early instead of just 3 months early?

The halving pump will start from $400 and go up to $1000, then it will drop to around $600. The pump has not started yet.

The pump has not yet started, what you said is not gonna happen anytime. Most has speculated that the price will rise after halving. Its not fair to reach the value of 1000$ after halving. Halving may lead to a rise of 100$ to 200$ not more than that this time.

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Quote from: MatTheCat on February 08, 2016, 09:06:45 AM

Quote from: valta4065 on February 07, 2016, 08:59:08 AM

Really? Last halving had no impact?
I don't know when it was, I've got to admit I don't follow bitcoin trends since long...

Well it would be cool if there was no impact. I'm mostly afraid about the massive dumping of all people saying they bought btc for the next halving sell.
When should we expect the next halving? We still got plenty of time no?

Last halving was Nov 2012.

In June 2012, BTC broke up above $5, and peaked out in August 2012, at $16, crashed back down to $7, and by the time of the actual halving, BTC was trading at $10.

Big ramp up to $266, and then up to $1200 followed on the back of that, but this had nothing to do with rampers, a little to do with China entering Bitcoin, but mostly to do with fraudulent bot trading. Everytime Bitcoin wanted to have a healthy correction, Willy bot on Gox (and during April 2013 bubble Gox was 90% of BTC market) kept buying and buying, no matter what, and his chum Markus bot done the same, but less frequently, and in bigger amounts.

So last time around, Halving pump occurred around 3 months before actual halving event. Maybe we see the same thing this time around...in which case BTC better hurry the fuck up and put in the bottom the market screaming to put in so that BTC can get on with it, or...maybe, just maybe, $500 was the halving pump, 7 months early instead of just 3 months early?

The halving pump will start from $400 and go up to $1000, then it will drop to around $600. The pump has not started yet.

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Quote from: valta4065 on February 07, 2016, 08:59:08 AM

Really? Last halving had no impact?
I don't know when it was, I've got to admit I don't follow bitcoin trends since long...

Well it would be cool if there was no impact. I'm mostly afraid about the massive dumping of all people saying they bought btc for the next halving sell.
When should we expect the next halving? We still got plenty of time no?

Last halving was Nov 2012.

In June 2012, BTC broke up above $5, and peaked out in August 2012, at $16, crashed back down to $7, and by the time of the actual halving, BTC was trading at $10.

Big ramp up to $266, and then up to $1200 followed on the back of that, but this had nothing to do with rampers, a little to do with China entering Bitcoin, but mostly to do with fraudulent bot trading. Everytime Bitcoin wanted to have a healthy correction, Willy bot on Gox (and during April 2013 bubble Gox was 90% of BTC market) kept buying and buying, no matter what, and his chum Markus bot done the same, but less frequently, and in bigger amounts.

So last time around, Halving pump occurred around 3 months before actual halving event. Maybe we see the same thing this time around...in which case BTC better hurry the fuck up and put in the bottom the market screaming to put in so that BTC can get on with it, or...maybe, just maybe, $500 was the halving pump, 7 months early instead of just 3 months early?

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Quote from: valta4065 on February 07, 2016, 08:59:08 AM

Quote from: Zaun on February 07, 2016, 08:24:59 AM

Quote from: valta4065 on February 07, 2016, 06:13:26 AM

Quote from: pissedoff on February 07, 2016, 04:57:40 AM

Quote from: 1Referee on February 07, 2016, 04:48:06 AM

Quote from: MaxTax on February 06, 2016, 01:46:14 PM

The price is now very low indeed. That I admit honestly. But we can also see it as an advantage.
I think if it's a low price is that it can later be worth much more.

Nope. The price is just normal at this point. If you just focus on the long term target, then yes, the price right now is low. Long term minded people should buy now if they haven't already.

Its always a good time to buy bitcoins for long-term mined people and now might be the best time to buy.

You mean before the overpriced halving? Not sure buddy not sure. I'd say it's the worst time ever, I'm really frightened by the halving coming. Massive dump in my opinion.

You want to buy? Wait for the halving and buy just after!

I am not sure the halving will give us the big price increase.
Last time nothing happened. So like always don't just buy bitcoins for the halving.

You may end up losing your money.

Really? Last halving had no impact?
I don't know when it was, I've got to admit I don't follow bitcoin trends since long...

Well it would be cool if there was no impact. I'm mostly afraid about the massive dumping of all people saying they bought btc for the next halving sell.
When should we expect the next halving? We still got plenty of time no?

The last having had big effect on the bitcoin price. Together with the financial crisis, the price went to $266.

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Quote from: Zaun on February 07, 2016, 08:24:59 AM

Quote from: valta4065 on February 07, 2016, 06:13:26 AM

Quote from: pissedoff on February 07, 2016, 04:57:40 AM

Quote from: 1Referee on February 07, 2016, 04:48:06 AM

Quote from: MaxTax on February 06, 2016, 01:46:14 PM

The price is now very low indeed. That I admit honestly. But we can also see it as an advantage.
I think if it's a low price is that it can later be worth much more.

Nope. The price is just normal at this point. If you just focus on the long term target, then yes, the price right now is low. Long term minded people should buy now if they haven't already.

Its always a good time to buy bitcoins for long-term mined people and now might be the best time to buy.

You mean before the overpriced halving? Not sure buddy not sure. I'd say it's the worst time ever, I'm really frightened by the halving coming. Massive dump in my opinion.

You want to buy? Wait for the halving and buy just after!

I am not sure the halving will give us the big price increase.
Last time nothing happened. So like always don't just buy bitcoins for the halving.

You may end up losing your money.

Really? Last halving had no impact?
I don't know when it was, I've got to admit I don't follow bitcoin trends since long...

Well it would be cool if there was no impact. I'm mostly afraid about the massive dumping of all people saying they bought btc for the next halving sell.
When should we expect the next halving? We still got plenty of time no?

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Quote from: valta4065 on February 07, 2016, 06:13:26 AM

Quote from: pissedoff on February 07, 2016, 04:57:40 AM

Quote from: 1Referee on February 07, 2016, 04:48:06 AM

Quote from: MaxTax on February 06, 2016, 01:46:14 PM

The price is now very low indeed. That I admit honestly. But we can also see it as an advantage.
I think if it's a low price is that it can later be worth much more.

Nope. The price is just normal at this point. If you just focus on the long term target, then yes, the price right now is low. Long term minded people should buy now if they haven't already.

Its always a good time to buy bitcoins for long-term mined people and now might be the best time to buy.

You mean before the overpriced halving? Not sure buddy not sure. I'd say it's the worst time ever, I'm really frightened by the halving coming. Massive dump in my opinion.

You want to buy? Wait for the halving and buy just after!

I am not sure the halving will give us the big price increase.
Last time nothing happened. So like always don't just buy bitcoins for the halving.

You may end up losing your money.

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Quote from: pissedoff on February 07, 2016, 04:57:40 AM

Quote from: 1Referee on February 07, 2016, 04:48:06 AM

Quote from: MaxTax on February 06, 2016, 01:46:14 PM

The price is now very low indeed. That I admit honestly. But we can also see it as an advantage.
I think if it's a low price is that it can later be worth much more.

Nope. The price is just normal at this point. If you just focus on the long term target, then yes, the price right now is low. Long term minded people should buy now if they haven't already.

Its always a good time to buy bitcoins for long-term mined people and now might be the best time to buy.

You mean before the overpriced halving? Not sure buddy not sure. I'd say it's the worst time ever, I'm really frightened by the halving coming. Massive dump in my opinion.

You want to buy? Wait for the halving and buy just after!

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Quote from: 1Referee on February 07, 2016, 04:48:06 AM

Quote from: MaxTax on February 06, 2016, 01:46:14 PM

The price is now very low indeed. That I admit honestly. But we can also see it as an advantage.
I think if it's a low price is that it can later be worth much more.

Nope. The price is just normal at this point. If you just focus on the long term target, then yes, the price right now is low. Long term minded people should buy now if they haven't already.

Its always a good time to buy bitcoins for long-term mined people and now might be the best time to buy.

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