Topic: What will be the cost of bitcoin? - page 2. (Read 415 times)

It's normal for Bitcoin to drop down and increase its value because it's volatile and it isn't stable. If you're expecting a continuous increase, that will be impossible because there will always be an occurrence of corrections. However, I'm sure that the prices will still go better soon.

Bitcoin is volatile and the price will grow if not now, i'm 100% sure that price will be much higher than 20k$ and this can happen maybe next year before or after bitcoin mining reward halving.

If many are anticipating that the price will go up in June what would be the base reason they are telling you, is there a verifiable proof that it is certain that the price would go up  no one is able to exactly come up with an explanation on how the market will react in a particular month, since the market was going up for most of the time last month, i expect the market to lay low this month and it is just a speculation like everyone else. 

ill laugh right back at you..
$4200?
sorry to correct YOU, but...
 start of month before the 'dip' the PRICE was still above $6k but the hashrate already was dropping(hashrate went down in october)



atleast check the stats, events, timing.. do some maths.
and stop just looking at what the daily HIGH is.
think beyond the highs. then you might understand more

I would say it as a correction. Couple of months ago, bitcoin value was $4k and lower. It has suddenly increased recently. Moreover, there's nothing to panic about the price. $7.5k seems to be a good support point.

In last 6 month bitcoin price rise from $3200 to $9000. Thats a huge gain, a small correction was needed. I will not be surprised if it falls more. But seeing 1 year from today, i can sure bitcoin price will be approx $10k-12k or maybe more

Lols, so in November the cost was 3.5k and with the hype over of 3k+ , it reached the price of 4200..
In what part of the world does 3500+3000=4200 ?

And no, the hash rate never dropped that much, the median was actually 45 exa.

How about rather than posting walls of text you do some research about the addition table?
I'm sure there is a shop somewhere you can buy one with BTC and hang it on your wall.

As I said it before, stop pulling random indicators out of your ass and stick to your rants about the LN.

Are you curious about Bitcoin's price or Bitcoins cost?

These are different. You are asking cost on subject but you are mentioning of price. I think you are confuse

try doing some proper maths.. the market PRICE is not mining COST
thrs variance. its called speculation, hype. fomo

learn about it.. thats the whole point

In October the price was 6500$,  the hashrate was around 50exa (cost $5k) (hype$1k)
In October the price was 6500$,  the hashrate WENT DOWN (cost BELOW $5k) (hype over $1k+)
impending correction
In november  the hashrate was around 35exa (cost $3.5k) (hype OVER $3k+)
correction begins
In november the price was 3600$ the hashrate was around 35exa (cost $3.5k) (hype UNDER $300)
expect profiteers to sell off and run out of profit, thus eventually price rise if hashrate rise once profiteers exit

In december the price was 4000$ the hashrate was around 35exa (cost $3.5k) (hype restarting)

In january the price was 4000$ the hashrate was around 40exa (cost $4k) (hype restarting)
expect price rise


stompix. if you cant understand the LOWS and all you can spot is a market price(high) and you cant understand what many layers make up peoples decisions and what makes prices move. then maybe you need to look into numbers deeper then just presuming the market price is just random

I think you've never looked at Bitcoin's past price graphs. Not many, 1.5 years ago Bitcoin was about $ 20,000. In other words, the price of Bitcoin should be evaluated as potential. I am sure it will be reach over 10K $ soon.

This is actually nothing but expected correction that is due for a few weeks now. Bitcoin has exhibited even more drastic price drops in the past but still managed to get thorugh all of those in time. Also, in whichever market you try to take a look, what comes up must come down, and you can't expect a constant rise in price forever as people's sentiments toward a certain asset change over time as well.

If you have invested on the top end of the current run, you have the right to be worried of your funds, but right now there doesn't seem to be anything that indicates a strong bearish presence in the market so I think holding a little longer is good.

Franky, stop with the misleading information.

In October the price was 6500$,  the hashrate was around 50exa
In January the price was 3500$ , the hashrate was around 40exa
In May the price went above 8000$, the hashrate was still below 50 exa.

Hashrate has followed the price, stop with the stupid nonsense.

A wall of text full of fake numbers is not going to change the image of the guy who doesn't have a clue how the mining reward is split.
Stick to your rant about the LN but stop talking about mining and another thing you don't have a clue about.

I am actually surprised that you are confused with this latest development with bitcoin. Bitcoin can go up and can go down in matters of hours because of its superb volatility...a thing which has become one of the famous landmark of this cryptocurrency. Now, don't worry about it because soon it will be back going upwards to the $9,000 to $10,000 level. You should start to be accustomed to this movement and should not be discouraged just because bitcoin can jump fast. Rather, we should enjoy the roller-coaster ride.

opinion is simple
mining cost
if its cheaper to mine then buy. people will mine it and sell at a small margin profit (as seen in octobers drop in mining cost which resulted in novembers price drop)

if its cheaper to buy than mine it. people will buy it and this makes the price go up.

imagine it like if gold could be mined using a wooden kitchen spoon and a coffee filter in your own back yard for $1 an ounce. gold would not be $1k+ an ounce as everyone would bejust mining their own and selling for profit, making the price drop.

now when mining costs were down at $3500 and markets were $3600. we had weeks of oppertunity for anyone profiting below this to sell off. which eventually died off, leaving only buyers.
as the hashrate rose mining costs rise. so mining costs and market buyers gradually went up.

right now though. we are at a period of mining costs being ~$5k bottomline and market price being high $7k
thats $2-3k of whats known as speculation/hype/fomo/bubble/'utility' value pricing

so as long as mining costs remain where they are you wont see mass panic of a $1 bitcoin. you will just see price swings above $5k

last year spring-summer 2018 before next gen asics hit the network(october) mining costs were ~$5800 and the market was $6k-$20k and tested the $5800 bottom a few times but didnt dip below.

this bottomline cost based on mining and eventual depletion of profiteers selling above their acquisition costs is what makes bitcoins PoW mining better than other coins PoS. because things like PoS have no underlying cost/risk of loss. so PoS coins could asily sell down to pennies without notice. but PoW coins will have the mining costs as a bottomline support
all you need to know/worry about is the most cheapest way to mine a coin the economy can provide and watch that number. if the hashrate goes down expect the bottomline value support to go down. if it goes up expect the bottomline suppert to go up

then when you look at the market price which is above this. you can work out how much hype is added ontop.
if again say bottomline support was $5800 but the market was $20k. expect a big impending correction
if again say bottomline support was $5800 but the market was $6k. expect a chance of market rise
if again say bottomline support went to $5500 but the market was higher expect a chance of market dip but not a crash
if again say bottomline support went to $3500 but the market was higher expect a chance of market crash

in short. dont just see the market price as a point of high.. also look at the low and range between them. use things like mining costs to find the possible low to then judge the hype of the highs

Correct, we have experienced the worst of bitcoin and that dump to $7800 is nothing like before. No need to freak out or anything just trust bitcoin, it'll rise up again probably before the months.

The all time high for Bitcoin was over $19K and then from there we have seen even $3.2K. It's not the first time that Bitcoin gained in fiat price and dropped. It's common with Bitcoin.

Not sure about end of June but we all are hoping Bitcoin price will hit sky limit in the future.

Actually I'm in a confusion with the fact that Bitcoin's value will be reduced or increased. Bitcoin was worth 8500 USD a few days ago, which has now fallen to a low of 7800 USD. But many are hopeful that this will increase the price of Bitcoin at the end of June. What's your opinion?