Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
The most accurate factor that I have ever known is FUD. Prices started to goes down when some traders or people are dumping their coins due to some reasons either an emergency or personal needs. Uncertainty and doubt makes some weak hands to lay down their investments resulting to massive dumps and this is some kind of unprofessional but a is natural in these crypto industry. News also is one of those many factors that is influencial in terms of plummet most especially about regulation and banning of crypto's in some countries or issues with exchanges. The fourth quarter of 2017 turns the market into a bloody ocean of coins but as early as 2018, Bitcoin started to bounce back and followed by Altcoins but some Alts are still bleeding these days and I don't know why. It could be that Bitcoins history would repeat itself every year but also depends on it's community. 
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February 24, 2018, 04:24:45 AM
February 24, 2018, 04:06:17 AM
The determining factor is supply and demand. That is, if many users who make a bitcoin purchase then the price will be rising up. Vice versa, if many are selling bitcoin then the price will decline. as I know if Bitcoin is vulnerable to negative issues, I think this decline is due to investors who monitor warnings from a number of regulators and increased crackdowns on the virtual currency market in various countries.
February 24, 2018, 03:46:01 AM
Well, base on my experience it is true that bitcoin price or value is so very volatile because every single moment it's move. So for me, bitcoin price will sometimes dump and pump because of the investors. If there are high investments of the investors there is a pump of thethe price but if there's a decrease of investments it will result to the dump of the price of bitcoin.
February 03, 2018, 04:43:48 PM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
I think the bottleneck is the core of all the problems and this causes transaction fees soared. This condition is also in use by the media rotten to spread FUD. Well for some people whose emotional level is unstable (fools), and is easily provoked by the news, usually they will make on the sales because of panic.
February 03, 2018, 02:06:13 PM
At the price of bitcoin also affects the developers of bitcoin cash, which does not give rest and the popularity of bitcoin.
February 03, 2018, 01:55:05 PM
Of course, the price of bitcoin depends on the demand for it, so it is so sensitive to the news background that opponents of bitcoin and simply speculators use. It is already known about some public people who publicly stated that bitcoin is a bubble and it will not invest in it, after which the price of bitcoin fell, and then after a while it became known that this person had successfully purchased bitcoin at a good price)
February 03, 2018, 12:48:50 PM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
Well of course, the number of prices is pretty big since the value of bitcoin has been increasing. But if you try to look at the percentage of all of the corrections that have happened to bitcoins in the past years, I will guarantee you that you that doing this will rid you off of your worries. one example is the great correction on the year 2011 which was $32 on June and dropped to $2 on November. That is about a staggering 97% price drop compared to this year that has only dropped at about 50ish% from January to this day in February. Although the time frame of how fast the dip was is something that we have never seen before, we can also say the same thing with how fast the prices has skyrocketed last year. So for me, there really is pretty much nothing to worry about for now. And besides, like what you have said(although not as fast and as big as the recent years), the prices really do go down at this time of every year.
Now, in regards to the reasons of this, there really can be a lot of factors that can be the one that is responsible for great corrections like these. And some of them are holidays, major random negative events that concern cryptos(like news about some countries banning cryptos), fud being spread by famous or influential people, big whales taking profits and doing them together at the same day, week, or month, and so much more which obviously causes a domino effect of panic selling of a lot of people to either take as much profit while they still can or to simply just cut down losses. These are the most logical reasons that I can think of. Hope this helps clear things out for ya, good day.
February 03, 2018, 09:30:18 AM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
The price of bitcoin is always market driven. If the supply is high and demand is low, absolutely the price of bitcoin will go down. There are speculation that whales are cashing out and also there are more negative news that people are in panic mode. 
February 02, 2018, 03:07:52 AM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
Unfortunately millions and even billions are affected by mass media. When some information that Bitcoin can be a bubble appears, people rush to get rid of it, they do not but BTC and the demand follows together with its rate. Ban of BTC in some countries is also one of these reasons.
Whenever there is a dip, there are more bad news occurring and these guys start panicking, Losing their patience and trust, ending up in the selling out of Bitcoin
February 01, 2018, 04:39:59 AM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
Price is determined by supply and demand, long term supply is relatively stable so the changes are all due to falls in demand. Short term there are a variety of reasons for the recent slump:
Uncertainty over regulatory changes in South Korea and China
Bitcoin futures expire (today I believe)
Chinese lunar new year
The last one is perhaps the one that you can draw the most on in terms of a recurring pattern. The last 4 years the market has crashed a few weeks in advance of the Chinese Lunar New Year, presumably as people look to sell crypto to fund travel and expenses, it is the single biggest holiday in the world.
There are other reasons you could argue as to why the market crashes each January, other holidays like Christmas would also come in to it, as in January people are generally tight for money many may sell crypto or many may just not be in a position to buy more.
I agree. I would also add the factor of competition. For now, the supply and demand of Bitcoin has been on the negative since its price point kept going down. Since many people are opting to hold onto their Bitcoin and not do any activities with it, either through trade or investment, the traffic of transaction has been decreased that it is more so helping the decline of Bitcoin's value. Also, the competition in the market now is very tight, since many coins are actually eyeing to get the top stop Bitcoin has at the moment. As other coins show more and more promise and potential, people would have shifts in attention and focus as to which coin to support unlike before when most people only look at Bitcoin.
February 01, 2018, 04:28:02 AM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
i believe its more about getting a weak hands,added by the fud...so more and more people choose to dump than hold.well maybe for them.coz for me every time the price dumps it means its a good time to buy.i mean for long time holings and savings.pumping and dumping is normal on crypto world so why worry?even tho it dump today it doesnt mean it wont go up the next day?just be positive.
February 01, 2018, 03:26:42 AM
Of course, the most influential is the level of demand and supply from among investors. They will also consider the news circulating in the community and various parts of the world. In this case if there is bad news, it would be a threat for them to invest in bitcoin and of course make BTC prices will decrease.
February 01, 2018, 03:19:59 AM
Bitcoin was designed in many ways to avoid being regulated, however the biggest factor affecting it is the fear of it being regulated. More & more people who missed the train or on some other train are trying to come together to push it down. This has been the story in the past & gonna continue in the future. Keep buying dips.
February 01, 2018, 03:14:50 AM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
I don't think that bitcoin value and prices have anything to do with the month of January and February and also if there is anything to do then you need to make the time analysis during these two months for past few years and then find the odd and even things happened during these two weeks. I think the valuation and prices come down based on many factors like fundamental weakening factors, technical weakening factors, sentimental factors etc. I am expecting that if the bitcoin value goes on down then I don't think you should be taking interest in Bitcoin, better you should be looking forward in investing in great valued and trending crypto coins.
February 01, 2018, 01:45:21 AM
Well mostly people's interests. Which is heavily influenced by social media. So, per root cause analysis, I would say it's bad publicity that triggers bitcoin's price lowering. A simple scare like banning and most people sell.
February 01, 2018, 12:38:32 AM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
On my view perhaps this is incidentally, which is maybe the reason behind this scenario is the panic selling made by some holders when the price drop before January and i think there's no other influential factors about it. On the other hand, if the demand of bitcoin starts decreasing due to any of the reason, that will then result in decrease in the market value of that particular coin.
January 31, 2018, 10:54:58 PM
Bitcoin is like an object or an item, where in it varies its price due to supply and demand. Bitcoin goes up when supply is increased and goes down when demand is decreased. The reason that its goes like that is that Bitcoin like i said is an object or item that you can buy and then you can sell it, so when more people sells it its price goes down, and vice versa. So the most influential factor that changes the bitcoin price is its users and the ones surrounding it. Thats the most influential factor that triggers it.
I personally do not see any specially reason for the current downfall, i think because of some wrong news in the market make the investors a little cautious and hope that very soon they will regain their confidence and will start investing money in bitcoin, because still bitcoin has too much potential to increase its price. sometimes, when people read some bad news, they are worried about bitcoin and they sell some amount of their bitcoin and they think that it is better to have fiat than bitcoin and in the other side, this makes the price is down. but the most reason that will make bitcoin prices to fall down is that most of the people become panic when something is different with their prediction and they doing instant selling their coins. the more they do this, the deeper the price will fall.
January 31, 2018, 09:23:27 PM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
January has been a bad month for bitcoin for some time, now that is not enough to justify what we are seeing, this is a combination of many factors happening at the same time, we had a hack, bans, new regulations, that have caused the price to go down and when you add the fact the price of bitcoin was impossible to sustain then you have the perfect recipe for what we are seeing right now. January 31, 2018, 07:05:07 PM
News becomes one of the factors that influence the price movement significantly. Bitcoin users who hear negative news about bitcoin, will feel panic and end up selling their bitcoins to secure assets. the effect, bitcoin prices will drop because of the sale of bitcoin on a large scale.
Vice versa, if there is positive news about bitcoin then many users who make buying transactions. certainly with the purchase of bitcoin on a large scale impact on drastic price increases.
Vice versa, if there is positive news about bitcoin then many users who make buying transactions. certainly with the purchase of bitcoin on a large scale impact on drastic price increases.
January 31, 2018, 06:45:08 PM
Bitcoin is like an object or an item, where in it varies its price due to supply and demand. Bitcoin goes up when supply is increased and goes down when demand is decreased. The reason that its goes like that is that Bitcoin like i said is an object or item that you can buy and then you can sell it, so when more people sells it its price goes down, and vice versa. So the most influential factor that changes the bitcoin price is its users and the ones surrounding it. Thats the most influential factor that triggers it.
I personally do not see any specially reason for the current downfall, i think because of some wrong news in the market make the investors a little cautious and hope that very soon they will regain their confidence and will start investing money in bitcoin, because still bitcoin has too much potential to increase its price. Jump to: