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sr. member
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August 27, 2015, 08:09:46 PM
#37
I think this time the support at $200 will be strong enough to not let it fall any lower. If it does go lower than $200 then it might stay there for a short while.

The cost of mining is about $150. If it is below $200 for some time, some miners will be shutdown.
legendary
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August 27, 2015, 07:42:19 PM
#36
Double-digits are possible. The protocol marches on relentlessly creating new bitcoin whether there's demand for them or not.

All the evidence so far indicates that bitcoin does poorly when the Chinese economy does poorly. Bitcoin is always down when the Chinese markets plunge.
The euro, Japanese yen, and Chinese yuan are all losing purchasing power. It's barely begun. Euro:dollar parity and 140 yen per dollar draw nearer. Even if people spend the same amount of fiat on bitcoin as before, they will end up supporting the price less because their currencies will be worth less.

Those with USD income will experience more purchasing power, but it will be canceled out by the increasing heaviness of their own USD-denominated debt: mortgages, student loans, sovereign debt, etc.

If bitcoin's price was going to break through $300 and stay there, then it would've happened on one of the past three attempts. There's no killer app here that can reverse the macroeconomic picture.

Many overeager bitcoin startups will go out of business. Many longs will be liquidated. (Going short is also dangerous because it doesn't take much money to spike the price and liquidate everyone.)

So if I were to have USD income and no debt I would win?
hero member
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August 27, 2015, 06:49:32 PM
#35
Eventually the price will go up specially after 2021 when the next (not 2016 one) approaches.
By then fiat based capitalism may be exploding and BTC may experience insane ass uptrends of 6 figures per BTC.
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21 million. I want them all.
August 27, 2015, 04:06:48 PM
#34
Double-digits are possible. The protocol marches on relentlessly creating new bitcoin whether there's demand for them or not.

All the evidence so far indicates that bitcoin does poorly when the Chinese economy does poorly. Bitcoin is always down when the Chinese markets plunge.
The euro, Japanese yen, and Chinese yuan are all losing purchasing power. It's barely begun. Euro:dollar parity and 140 yen per dollar draw nearer. Even if people spend the same amount of fiat on bitcoin as before, they will end up supporting the price less because their currencies will be worth less.

Those with USD income will experience more purchasing power, but it will be canceled out by the increasing heaviness of their own USD-denominated debt: mortgages, student loans, sovereign debt, etc.

If bitcoin's price was going to break through $300 and stay there, then it would've happened on one of the past three attempts. There's no killer app here that can reverse the macroeconomic picture.

Many overeager bitcoin startups will go out of business. Many longs will be liquidated. (Going short is also dangerous because it doesn't take much money to spike the price and liquidate everyone.)
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
August 27, 2015, 03:58:43 PM
#33
It's reaching $235 now and it's only going to increase from there not decrease. The demand for bitcoins has increased and highly doubt it may even touch $200 now.

quoted for posterity
legendary
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August 27, 2015, 03:57:50 PM
#32
It's reaching $235 now and it's only going to increase from there not decrease. The demand for bitcoins has increased and highly doubt it may even touch $200 now.
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
August 27, 2015, 03:50:22 PM
#31
I think this time the support at $200 will be strong enough to not let it fall any lower. If it does go lower than $200 then it might stay there for a short while.

well the volumes and order books of exchanges show that $220 is pretty strong too defo 200$ is pretty unbreakable lol as miners cant mine with decent profit margins Cheesy

Miners do not have to always be profitable.

Look at precious metal mining. Lots of mining companies are mining at a loss.

I mean in temrs of bitcoin mining theres no possible way transactions alone can maintain the network >//>

How is that subject relevant NOW when there is a block mining reward of 25 BTC currently?

I hear next year only 12.5btc reward mining blocks. Will prices go up or otherwise bitcoin even drop dramatically. so sad to see the price of bitcoin now

The halving will be priced in before the actual halving occurs. This implies but not guarantees a price rise.

sr. member
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August 27, 2015, 03:48:38 PM
#30
I think this time the support at $200 will be strong enough to not let it fall any lower. If it does go lower than $200 then it might stay there for a short while.

well the volumes and order books of exchanges show that $220 is pretty strong too defo 200$ is pretty unbreakable lol as miners cant mine with decent profit margins Cheesy

Miners do not have to always be profitable.

Look at precious metal mining. Lots of mining companies are mining at a loss.

I mean in temrs of bitcoin mining theres no possible way transactions alone can maintain the network >//>

How is that subject relevant NOW when there is a block mining reward of 25 BTC currently?

I hear next year only 12.5btc reward mining blocks. Will prices go up or otherwise bitcoin even drop dramatically. so sad to see the price of bitcoin now
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
August 27, 2015, 03:44:24 PM
#29
I think this time the support at $200 will be strong enough to not let it fall any lower. If it does go lower than $200 then it might stay there for a short while.

well the volumes and order books of exchanges show that $220 is pretty strong too defo 200$ is pretty unbreakable lol as miners cant mine with decent profit margins Cheesy

Miners do not have to always be profitable.

Look at precious metal mining. Lots of mining companies are mining at a loss.

I mean in temrs of bitcoin mining theres no possible way transactions alone can maintain the network >//>

How is that subject relevant NOW when there is a block mining reward of 25 BTC currently?
legendary
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August 27, 2015, 02:39:37 PM
#28
I think this time the support at $200 will be strong enough to not let it fall any lower. If it does go lower than $200 then it might stay there for a short while.

well the volumes and order books of exchanges show that $220 is pretty strong too defo 200$ is pretty unbreakable lol as miners cant mine with decent profit margins Cheesy

Miners do not have to always be profitable.

Look at precious metal mining. Lots of mining companies are mining at a loss.

I mean in temrs of bitcoin mining theres no possible way transactions alone can maintain the network >//>
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
August 27, 2015, 02:19:41 PM
#27
I think this time the support at $200 will be strong enough to not let it fall any lower. If it does go lower than $200 then it might stay there for a short while.

well the volumes and order books of exchanges show that $220 is pretty strong too defo 200$ is pretty unbreakable lol as miners cant mine with decent profit margins Cheesy

Miners do not have to always be profitable.

Look at precious metal mining. Lots of mining companies are mining at a loss.
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
August 27, 2015, 02:14:24 PM
#26
It will happen.

I'm a long term bull. But in the short to medium term. We are generally going down. Best case (side ways for a while).

Probably hit $133 or so.

Just my smooth-cents.  Grin

Why this pessimism mate? We need a strong bitcoin. It is the sign of independence and the symbol the people who believe in the freedom and unmanipulation of the money. If everyone which write about bitcoin will be so enthusiast as you bitcoin will go 10 bucks one after two months.

How is pessimism = price going down?

It is called calling a spade a spade. I'm calling it how I see it. Not pessimistic at all.

Bitcoin is strong. But if bitcoin is only strong because of how many dollars it cost to buy a bitcoin then the focus is off.

If you missed it I said "I'm a long term bull."

I think there needs to be a separate subsection of the speculation labeled perma-bulls only, where they can delude themselves into thinking price decreases are NEVER possible.

Anyway, I think most people on here realize there is great potential LONG TERM, but only some can realize there are a lot of challenges to overcome first, and price dips will happen here and there.

My question is this though: How did miners function/operate before the price was above $180?
Easy: mining difficulty was much much lower
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
August 27, 2015, 02:09:22 PM
#25
If we break 200 again, it will be barely under 200 and short lived. Too much resistance there.

I think you mean to say support and not resistance.
legendary
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August 27, 2015, 01:41:42 PM
#24
I think this time the support at $200 will be strong enough to not let it fall any lower. If it does go lower than $200 then it might stay there for a short while.

well the volumes and order books of exchanges show that $220 is pretty strong too defo 200$ is pretty unbreakable lol as miners cant mine with decent profit margins Cheesy
legendary
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August 27, 2015, 12:43:02 PM
#23
we need to leave the xt drama behind before we'll see a recovery. the price will surely go down again in the comming days. i only hope not much lower than $200. otherwise it will take a long time to get back the lost ground.
legendary
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August 27, 2015, 11:02:52 AM
#22
I think this time the support at $200 will be strong enough to not let it fall any lower. If it does go lower than $200 then it might stay there for a short while.
hero member
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August 27, 2015, 10:30:25 AM
#21
It will happen.

I'm a long term bull. But in the short to medium term. We are generally going down. Best case (side ways for a while).

Probably hit $133 or so.

Just my smooth-cents.  Grin

Why this pessimism mate? We need a strong bitcoin. It is the sign of independence and the symbol the people who believe in the freedom and unmanipulation of the money. If everyone which write about bitcoin will be so enthusiast as you bitcoin will go 10 bucks one after two months.

How is pessimism = price going down?

It is called calling a spade a spade. I'm calling it how I see it. Not pessimistic at all.

Bitcoin is strong. But if bitcoin is only strong because of how many dollars it cost to buy a bitcoin then the focus is off.

If you missed it I said "I'm a long term bull."

I think there needs to be a separate subsection of the speculation labeled perma-bulls only, where they can delude themselves into thinking price decreases are NEVER possible.

Anyway, I think most people on here realize there is great potential LONG TERM, but only some can realize there are a lot of challenges to overcome first, and price dips will happen here and there.

My question is this though: How did miners function/operate before the price was above $180?
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August 27, 2015, 10:17:46 AM
#20
if it occurs, may be a lot of people who do not wear anymore bitcoin
sr. member
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August 27, 2015, 10:03:42 AM
#19
If we break 200 again, it will be barely under 200 and short lived. Too much resistance there.
legendary
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August 27, 2015, 09:07:31 AM
#18
It could perfectly happen and there's nothing to fear about it. Since Bitcoin is a self regulated system there will always be someone profiting. If the big miners are mad at the low price, the small miners will come in and take their place. That's how it works. Any way, if you are here holding long term because you know eventually Bitcoin will have invested at least 1% of worldwide fiat, you will not care about 200 breaking again. And it only takes 1% of fiat to move into bitcoin for the price to be about 100K per BTC.
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