Topic: What is going on with the price? - page 3. (Read 2101 times)
I don't think the brexit has much impact on the price (if any at all). People right now only focus on the day the block halving will take place.
Check out the charts: http://i.imgur.com/j5OsqZ2.png
Inverse head and shoulders pattern forming, breakout will be within the next 4-8 hours
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Inverse head and shoulders pattern forming, breakout will be within the next 4-8 hours
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Stagnant for the last few hours!
Is that an oxymoron? It seems like it would have to stagnate for longer than a few hours to become stagnant! I still see some uncertainty ahead, Bitcoin's price should appreciate in the next few weeks.
Is that an oxymoron? It seems like it would have to stagnate for longer than a few hours to become stagnant! I still see some uncertainty ahead, Bitcoin's price should appreciate in the next few weeks.
Credit seems to have been positive for silver and gold, so likely the market uncertainty will be good for Btc. Probably just a down trough on the way to the moon, and people are flagging it to an unrelated event as the cause like credit, since as humans we like neat simple explanations : )
Brexit will not harm bitcoin, bitcoin has its main centers in China and Russia, and if Brexit will have any effect then they will be positive and not negative, and the other factor is the halving which do not depend on Brexit.
We don't have to worry about the price of bitcoin, as price fell past few days but not again it has started to rise, so price at halving would be definitely high, so try to hold your coins till then.
Looking at what previously happend with the price, I think it's mostly fear.
However, I don't think someone can keep the price down artificially.
However, I don't think someone can keep the price down artificially.
I thought everyone was going to go balls to the wall after Brexit but it seems the price is stagnant for the past few hours. Call me conspiratorial, but could it be that the price is being kept down artificially? Is there anyway in the bitcoin system to keep track of all transactions and who specifically is doing the selling?
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