Topic: What Happen With Bitcoin? What is the Reason for this huge drop? - page 2. (Read 299 times)
February 01, 2018, 09:45:27 PM
I think one of the reason is that bitcoin is being banned in each country because I think the government is now in panic mode since they don't know how to control bitcoin. Also, I heard about some whales which I'm still not sure. but those whales something is trying to manipulate the bitcoin industry. I guess bitcoin being popular has advantages and disadvantages.
February 01, 2018, 09:39:14 PM
The price is dropping because of manipulation.I have seen on bitstamp bots working to drop the price, when the market ticks up on peoples purchases there is a bot that sell small amount like .0012 coins this keeps the price from moving up and stops the uptick as they call it, it keeps the price from growing, we just have to wait for the mafia or whales to stop blocking the price, when they are ready I guess
February 01, 2018, 09:27:48 PM
While it isn’t clear why bitcoin’s price has dropped so quickly, it isn’t hugely surprising.
Bitcoin is widely considered to be a bubble, which could keep inflating until it completely collapses.
The sudden slump does, however, come amid a great deal of negative press.
This week, the US Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly suspended trading in The Crypto Company, a US based cryptocurrency consultancy, amid concerns over stock manipulation.
South Korean bitcoin exchange Youbit also announced its closure, after hackers stole 17 per cent of all assets.
The value of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency has fluctuated unpredictably all year, with nobody truly knowing whether it is on the verge of rising even further or falling spectacularly.
Just 1,000 bitcoin holders are believed to own 40 per cent of the entire market, and it has been claimed that they can cause its value to plummet or soar at any point.
All throughout bitcoin’s spectacular recent rise, fears around it being a huge bubble that could burst at any moment have only grown.
It has been labelled a “huge scam”, a “dangerous speculative bubble” and compared to an infamous historical crash involving tulip bulbs.
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon recently described bitcoin investors as “stupid” and said he would fire any staff caught trading in it.
However, its rapid rise has, understandably, also made it irresistible to many.
Some have even speculated that it could creep towards the $1m mark. However, the overwhelming consensus is that its price will eventually crash.
The news is simply terrible for us, fearing the government is having bad news about bitcoin all the time. Bitcoin is widely considered to be a bubble, which could keep inflating until it completely collapses.
The sudden slump does, however, come amid a great deal of negative press.
This week, the US Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly suspended trading in The Crypto Company, a US based cryptocurrency consultancy, amid concerns over stock manipulation.
South Korean bitcoin exchange Youbit also announced its closure, after hackers stole 17 per cent of all assets.
The value of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency has fluctuated unpredictably all year, with nobody truly knowing whether it is on the verge of rising even further or falling spectacularly.
Just 1,000 bitcoin holders are believed to own 40 per cent of the entire market, and it has been claimed that they can cause its value to plummet or soar at any point.
All throughout bitcoin’s spectacular recent rise, fears around it being a huge bubble that could burst at any moment have only grown.
It has been labelled a “huge scam”, a “dangerous speculative bubble” and compared to an infamous historical crash involving tulip bulbs.
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon recently described bitcoin investors as “stupid” and said he would fire any staff caught trading in it.
However, its rapid rise has, understandably, also made it irresistible to many.
Some have even speculated that it could creep towards the $1m mark. However, the overwhelming consensus is that its price will eventually crash.
February 01, 2018, 07:44:46 PM
I have seen so many threads like this, ask about why bitcoins drop, when bitcoin rise again, what are you gonna do on this moment, and more similar questions.
I just wanna told them :
- It's a correction, yeah, big correction.
- It's the best time to buy (if you want to).
- You don't believe me, then sell your bitcoins now.
And one thing : Read some news.
I just wanna told them :
- It's a correction, yeah, big correction.
- It's the best time to buy (if you want to).
- You don't believe me, then sell your bitcoins now.
And one thing : Read some news.
February 01, 2018, 04:48:15 PM
While it isn’t clear why bitcoin’s price has dropped so quickly, it isn’t hugely surprising.
Bitcoin is widely considered to be a bubble, which could keep inflating until it completely collapses.
The sudden slump does, however, come amid a great deal of negative press.
This week, the US Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly suspended trading in The Crypto Company, a US based cryptocurrency consultancy, amid concerns over stock manipulation.
South Korean bitcoin exchange Youbit also announced its closure, after hackers stole 17 per cent of all assets.
The value of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency has fluctuated unpredictably all year, with nobody truly knowing whether it is on the verge of rising even further or falling spectacularly.
Just 1,000 bitcoin holders are believed to own 40 per cent of the entire market, and it has been claimed that they can cause its value to plummet or soar at any point.
All throughout bitcoin’s spectacular recent rise, fears around it being a huge bubble that could burst at any moment have only grown.
It has been labelled a “huge scam”, a “dangerous speculative bubble” and compared to an infamous historical crash involving tulip bulbs.
There is a conspiracy people are talking about watching the activity on markets and when the price was starting to go up someone is selling small amounts always to keep the market from ticking upwards, lots of small trades of sellling to reduce the uptick look it up
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon recently described bitcoin investors as “stupid” and said he would fire any staff caught trading in it.
However, its rapid rise has, understandably, also made it irresistible to many.
Some have even speculated that it could creep towards the $1m mark. However, the overwhelming consensus is that its price will eventually crash.
Bitcoin is widely considered to be a bubble, which could keep inflating until it completely collapses.
The sudden slump does, however, come amid a great deal of negative press.
This week, the US Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly suspended trading in The Crypto Company, a US based cryptocurrency consultancy, amid concerns over stock manipulation.
South Korean bitcoin exchange Youbit also announced its closure, after hackers stole 17 per cent of all assets.
The value of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency has fluctuated unpredictably all year, with nobody truly knowing whether it is on the verge of rising even further or falling spectacularly.
Just 1,000 bitcoin holders are believed to own 40 per cent of the entire market, and it has been claimed that they can cause its value to plummet or soar at any point.
All throughout bitcoin’s spectacular recent rise, fears around it being a huge bubble that could burst at any moment have only grown.
It has been labelled a “huge scam”, a “dangerous speculative bubble” and compared to an infamous historical crash involving tulip bulbs.
There is a conspiracy people are talking about watching the activity on markets and when the price was starting to go up someone is selling small amounts always to keep the market from ticking upwards, lots of small trades of sellling to reduce the uptick look it up
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon recently described bitcoin investors as “stupid” and said he would fire any staff caught trading in it.
However, its rapid rise has, understandably, also made it irresistible to many.
Some have even speculated that it could creep towards the $1m mark. However, the overwhelming consensus is that its price will eventually crash.
February 01, 2018, 04:37:46 PM
Today is the worst day for every cryptocurrency holders. Because The more than Gold Coin, Bitcoin price has dropped incredibly. But why this is happening from the beginning of 2018? What is the actual reason for this drop?
Share your opinions.
Right now FUDs are being spread badly. Too much unexpected events are taking placing which are causing the price to fall freely. Governments trying to regulate crypto currencies and banning exchanges. Facebook now banning all advertisements related to crypto currencies and ICOs. And lets not forget about the issue the main cause which is driving the price of bitcoin to the bottom - Tether being accused of being a scam! Share your opinions.
February 01, 2018, 04:26:32 PM
While it isn’t clear why bitcoin’s price has dropped so quickly, it isn’t hugely surprising.
Bitcoin is widely considered to be a bubble, which could keep inflating until it completely collapses.
The sudden slump does, however, come amid a great deal of negative press.
This week, the US Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly suspended trading in The Crypto Company, a US based cryptocurrency consultancy, amid concerns over stock manipulation.
South Korean bitcoin exchange Youbit also announced its closure, after hackers stole 17 per cent of all assets.
The value of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency has fluctuated unpredictably all year, with nobody truly knowing whether it is on the verge of rising even further or falling spectacularly.
Just 1,000 bitcoin holders are believed to own 40 per cent of the entire market, and it has been claimed that they can cause its value to plummet or soar at any point.
All throughout bitcoin’s spectacular recent rise, fears around it being a huge bubble that could burst at any moment have only grown.
It has been labelled a “huge scam”, a “dangerous speculative bubble” and compared to an infamous historical crash involving tulip bulbs.
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon recently described bitcoin investors as “stupid” and said he would fire any staff caught trading in it.
However, its rapid rise has, understandably, also made it irresistible to many.
Some have even speculated that it could creep towards the $1m mark. However, the overwhelming consensus is that its price will eventually crash.
Bitcoin is widely considered to be a bubble, which could keep inflating until it completely collapses.
The sudden slump does, however, come amid a great deal of negative press.
This week, the US Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly suspended trading in The Crypto Company, a US based cryptocurrency consultancy, amid concerns over stock manipulation.
South Korean bitcoin exchange Youbit also announced its closure, after hackers stole 17 per cent of all assets.
The value of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency has fluctuated unpredictably all year, with nobody truly knowing whether it is on the verge of rising even further or falling spectacularly.
Just 1,000 bitcoin holders are believed to own 40 per cent of the entire market, and it has been claimed that they can cause its value to plummet or soar at any point.
All throughout bitcoin’s spectacular recent rise, fears around it being a huge bubble that could burst at any moment have only grown.
It has been labelled a “huge scam”, a “dangerous speculative bubble” and compared to an infamous historical crash involving tulip bulbs.
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon recently described bitcoin investors as “stupid” and said he would fire any staff caught trading in it.
However, its rapid rise has, understandably, also made it irresistible to many.
Some have even speculated that it could creep towards the $1m mark. However, the overwhelming consensus is that its price will eventually crash.
OMG! Such a big bad news for us. I don't know when will be fix all things but i pray and hope that very soon everything will be ok. Bitcoin is our hope , it will be a hope . InshaAllah
February 01, 2018, 04:15:59 PM
While it isn’t clear why bitcoin’s price has dropped so quickly, it isn’t hugely surprising.
Bitcoin is widely considered to be a bubble, which could keep inflating until it completely collapses.
The sudden slump does, however, come amid a great deal of negative press.
This week, the US Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly suspended trading in The Crypto Company, a US based cryptocurrency consultancy, amid concerns over stock manipulation.
South Korean bitcoin exchange Youbit also announced its closure, after hackers stole 17 per cent of all assets.
The value of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency has fluctuated unpredictably all year, with nobody truly knowing whether it is on the verge of rising even further or falling spectacularly.
Just 1,000 bitcoin holders are believed to own 40 per cent of the entire market, and it has been claimed that they can cause its value to plummet or soar at any point.
All throughout bitcoin’s spectacular recent rise, fears around it being a huge bubble that could burst at any moment have only grown.
It has been labelled a “huge scam”, a “dangerous speculative bubble” and compared to an infamous historical crash involving tulip bulbs.
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon recently described bitcoin investors as “stupid” and said he would fire any staff caught trading in it.
However, its rapid rise has, understandably, also made it irresistible to many.
Some have even speculated that it could creep towards the $1m mark. However, the overwhelming consensus is that its price will eventually crash.
Bitcoin is widely considered to be a bubble, which could keep inflating until it completely collapses.
The sudden slump does, however, come amid a great deal of negative press.
This week, the US Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly suspended trading in The Crypto Company, a US based cryptocurrency consultancy, amid concerns over stock manipulation.
South Korean bitcoin exchange Youbit also announced its closure, after hackers stole 17 per cent of all assets.
The value of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency has fluctuated unpredictably all year, with nobody truly knowing whether it is on the verge of rising even further or falling spectacularly.
Just 1,000 bitcoin holders are believed to own 40 per cent of the entire market, and it has been claimed that they can cause its value to plummet or soar at any point.
All throughout bitcoin’s spectacular recent rise, fears around it being a huge bubble that could burst at any moment have only grown.
It has been labelled a “huge scam”, a “dangerous speculative bubble” and compared to an infamous historical crash involving tulip bulbs.
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon recently described bitcoin investors as “stupid” and said he would fire any staff caught trading in it.
However, its rapid rise has, understandably, also made it irresistible to many.
Some have even speculated that it could creep towards the $1m mark. However, the overwhelming consensus is that its price will eventually crash.
February 01, 2018, 04:14:55 PM
I do not know the real reason why bitcoin prices drop this big. but I see a graph every year that every year the bitcoin price always comes back at the time of bitcoin prices in November of the previous year. perhaps this decrease is the cycle of bitcoin price movement. However, I think that the correction of the bitcoin price is now a virtue for the future of a digital asset such as bitcoin.
February 01, 2018, 04:04:21 PM
Today is the worst day for every cryptocurrency holders. Because The more than Gold Coin, Bitcoin price has dropped incredibly. But why this is happening from the beginning of 2018? What is the actual reason for this drop?
Share your opinions.
Share your opinions.
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