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legendary
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January 14, 2017, 10:50:50 AM
#52
But this time it wont drop much. Times have changed now and Bitcoin has been becoming a major currency of the world day by day, month by month. So dont expect much decrease in price this year.

Bitcoin as a whole may have grown in recent years, but the level of manipulation is still the same. Just look at how easy the price went up to $1100 where the smarter people here were expecting a massive dump to happen, while all the noobs here though the price would go up even further. You know why the smarter people here have been expecting a massive dump? Because it's no coincidence anymore that everytime the price goes up quite a bit, something pops up causing the price to tank again. It's manipulation from the highest levels. It's so obvious, that if you play it right as a trader, that you can gain massive profits in a very short time. That's the difference here. Wink
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January 14, 2017, 10:42:04 AM
#51
Bitcoin usually experiences significant price drops in the first quarter of the year so if you are waiting to buy, wait till Jan-Apr 2017.

But this time it wont drop much. Times have changed now and Bitcoin has been becoming a major currency of the world day by day, month by month. So dont expect much decrease in price this year.
newbie
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January 13, 2017, 08:43:41 PM
#50
Well its right now already dropping to a low amount compared with what it was but it will change soon or later and go up again, the market is existing of risings and crashes.
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January 13, 2017, 03:25:37 AM
#49
Well I guess many here were wrong.

no, this is an old post, many were right cuz it went up $1k on January...

Don't bring up with current situation.
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January 13, 2017, 03:17:50 AM
#48
Well I guess many here were wrong.
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December 19, 2016, 10:54:21 PM
#47
I don't expect a huge drop... a small drop might happen. Why do you even expect a huge drop, you can buy at this price and still earn money when it goes higher.. sell before a small drop and buy again ?

I dont understand why people kept hoping for a huge drop. It does no good. If you want to earn more, buy now and wait till it goes higher. Be positive guys....
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December 19, 2016, 10:01:14 PM
#46
stop expecting "big" drops, they will never happen.

and instead what happens is you waiting a long wait while wasting good opportunities to buy bitcoin while it is still cheap.
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December 19, 2016, 09:35:10 PM
#45
we can not predict when will the price drops again and what will be the possible price, if we will look at the current price of bitcoin we can say that it is impossible for the bitcoins' price to drop . let's just hope that many people will keep on investing with bitcoin and those whales will never dump bitcoin at the beginning of the year .
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December 19, 2016, 07:40:31 PM
#44
Bitcoin usually experiences significant price drops in the first quarter of the year so if you are waiting to buy, wait till Jan-Apr 2017.
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December 19, 2016, 03:40:19 PM
#43
try mange your money and increase it in a website
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December 19, 2016, 03:32:51 PM
#42
This is kind of an endless discussion, but i am a bit bored today so....
I would love to invest some more in Bitcoin, but is know the best time? We know that Bitcoin is this big roller coaster that goes up and down all the time. right know it is on a huge up and my question is when can we expect the price to plummet again? I kind of feel like many will sell in Jan 2017 and we see a crash then. But how low will the price go? $600 or even $500? What do you think?

if you buy in end year your must short time trade, buy and profit sell again
because ussualy in end year until early year bitcoin price down trend
legendary
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December 19, 2016, 12:46:17 PM
#41
It just depends on the moods of the large players. If they are willing to push the price further than just reaching the $1000 level, then we can expect them to support the price all the way to flat $900's as that will give people a space of around $100 to cash out and dump their coins. If they don't want to support the price, which would cost them a decent amount of buying power, then we shouldn't be surprised to fall back to $800 prices, and perhaps back to $700 prices. Don't forget that for us small traders it's easy to dump like 10% at once without it doing any harm to the markets. But when large players sell thousands of coins at once, it leaves a serious scar on the market. But then again, this is just wild speculation...
If it does happen that these big players dump their loads of bitcoins then let's all be ready to sell too. Then when it drops at around $600 - $700, we should sell everything and buy bitcoins. For sure, that will make it shoot up again back to where it dropped from. That would make us profit too, if the prices does drop so much from where it is.

If you think that when the price drops to around $600 and you can safely buy it there to sell at where it is now, then more power to you. Personally, I'm more inclined to think that if price starts to crash that low, there should be very serious reasons for that, and catching falling knives may not be the very best idea in this case. In short, you'd better not mess with the whales...

Just go with the trend, and you will be proved right more often than wrong

Seeing the price of $600 wont be big deal if the selling pressure arrives but i dont think that we will see this price so soon next year after feb only we can see it as mostly it happens due to China going to Christmas so that time the market can crash as it happens also in the Equity market also

China going to Christmas? What did I miss exactly?
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December 19, 2016, 09:28:02 AM
#40
expect the next big drop of bitcoin when it reach the $1000 barrier because I know there's a lot of users that will cash out their bitcoin because they reach their target so if it reach $1000 barrier per bitcoin it will drop down I think that will be a big drop down because almost half of the user will gonna cash it out because that's a huge money compare to the last year price of bitcoin
Yeah I'm agree that many users are waiting for the price if 1000$ per 1 BTC to cash out. I'm one of them and I don't wish to skip such a good chance. And logically it will follow the drop of bitcoin's price. But I doubt that in this case it will fall to 500-600$ maybe it will drop to 800$ but not lower.

It just depends on the moods of the large players. If they are willing to push the price further than just reaching the $1000 level, then we can expect them to support the price all the way to flat $900's as that will give people a space of around $100 to cash out and dump their coins. If they don't want to support the price, which would cost them a decent amount of buying power, then we shouldn't be surprised to fall back to $800 prices, and perhaps back to $700 prices. Don't forget that for us small traders it's easy to dump like 10% at once without it doing any harm to the markets. But when large players sell thousands of coins at once, it leaves a serious scar on the market. But then again, this is just wild speculation...

If it does happen that these big players dump their loads of bitcoins then let's all be ready to sell too. Then when it drops at around $600 - $700, we should sell everything and buy bitcoins. For sure, that will make it shoot up again back to where it dropped from. That would make us profit too, if the prices does drop so much from where it is.
If the price really drops to $600 and you sell everything what will you invest on to save the value or even make profit

Seeing the price of $600 wont be big deal if the selling pressure arrives but i dont think that we will see this price so soon next year after feb only we can see it as mostly it happens due to China going to Christmas so that time the market can crash as it happens also in the Equity market also
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December 19, 2016, 09:08:31 AM
#39
expect the next big drop of bitcoin when it reach the $1000 barrier because I know there's a lot of users that will cash out their bitcoin because they reach their target so if it reach $1000 barrier per bitcoin it will drop down I think that will be a big drop down because almost half of the user will gonna cash it out because that's a huge money compare to the last year price of bitcoin
Yeah I'm agree that many users are waiting for the price if 1000$ per 1 BTC to cash out. I'm one of them and I don't wish to skip such a good chance. And logically it will follow the drop of bitcoin's price. But I doubt that in this case it will fall to 500-600$ maybe it will drop to 800$ but not lower.

It just depends on the moods of the large players. If they are willing to push the price further than just reaching the $1000 level, then we can expect them to support the price all the way to flat $900's as that will give people a space of around $100 to cash out and dump their coins. If they don't want to support the price, which would cost them a decent amount of buying power, then we shouldn't be surprised to fall back to $800 prices, and perhaps back to $700 prices. Don't forget that for us small traders it's easy to dump like 10% at once without it doing any harm to the markets. But when large players sell thousands of coins at once, it leaves a serious scar on the market. But then again, this is just wild speculation...

If it does happen that these big players dump their loads of bitcoins then let's all be ready to sell too. Then when it drops at around $600 - $700, we should sell everything and buy bitcoins. For sure, that will make it shoot up again back to where it dropped from. That would make us profit too, if the prices does drop so much from where it is.
If the price really drops to $600 and you sell everything what will you invest on to save the value or even make profit
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December 19, 2016, 07:43:43 AM
#38
expect the next big drop of bitcoin when it reach the $1000 barrier because I know there's a lot of users that will cash out their bitcoin because they reach their target so if it reach $1000 barrier per bitcoin it will drop down I think that will be a big drop down because almost half of the user will gonna cash it out because that's a huge money compare to the last year price of bitcoin
Yeah I'm agree that many users are waiting for the price if 1000$ per 1 BTC to cash out. I'm one of them and I don't wish to skip such a good chance. And logically it will follow the drop of bitcoin's price. But I doubt that in this case it will fall to 500-600$ maybe it will drop to 800$ but not lower.

It just depends on the moods of the large players. If they are willing to push the price further than just reaching the $1000 level, then we can expect them to support the price all the way to flat $900's as that will give people a space of around $100 to cash out and dump their coins. If they don't want to support the price, which would cost them a decent amount of buying power, then we shouldn't be surprised to fall back to $800 prices, and perhaps back to $700 prices. Don't forget that for us small traders it's easy to dump like 10% at once without it doing any harm to the markets. But when large players sell thousands of coins at once, it leaves a serious scar on the market. But then again, this is just wild speculation...
If it does happen that these big players dump their loads of bitcoins then let's all be ready to sell too. Then when it drops at around $600 - $700, we should sell everything and buy bitcoins. For sure, that will make it shoot up again back to where it dropped from. That would make us profit too, if the prices does drop so much from where it is.
legendary
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December 19, 2016, 07:10:33 AM
#37
expect the next big drop of bitcoin when it reach the $1000 barrier because I know there's a lot of users that will cash out their bitcoin because they reach their target so if it reach $1000 barrier per bitcoin it will drop down I think that will be a big drop down because almost half of the user will gonna cash it out because that's a huge money compare to the last year price of bitcoin
Yeah I'm agree that many users are waiting for the price if 1000$ per 1 BTC to cash out. I'm one of them and I don't wish to skip such a good chance. And logically it will follow the drop of bitcoin's price. But I doubt that in this case it will fall to 500-600$ maybe it will drop to 800$ but not lower.

It just depends on the moods of the large players. If they are willing to push the price further than just reaching the $1000 level, then we can expect them to support the price all the way to flat $900's as that will give people a space of around $100 to cash out and dump their coins. If they don't want to support the price, which would cost them a decent amount of buying power, then we shouldn't be surprised to fall back to $800 prices, and perhaps back to $700 prices. Don't forget that for us small traders it's easy to dump like 10% at once without it doing any harm to the markets. But when large players sell thousands of coins at once, it leaves a serious scar on the market. But then again, this is just wild speculation...
legendary
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December 18, 2016, 11:27:38 PM
#36
If analysis of history serves any good, we should expect that the next big drop will correct around 60-80% of the previous upward movement. Probably, the correction will be a little less severe than the previous ones, because Bitcoin market cap and user base has grown significantly since then.

The next big drop will be after the next big bubble of course. Cheesy That bubble is forming right now. If I had to guess, I'd predict the bubble will need at least 6 months to reach its climax.

why do you call this a bubble?
a bubble by definition is escalation of asset prices above the fundamental value by a large margin.
in case of bitcoin the price is moving (crawling) up very slowly, and that is the speed part. as for the value, i'd say bitcoin is still undervalued and it only gains more value over time.
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December 18, 2016, 09:09:59 PM
#35
This is kind of an endless discussion, but i am a bit bored today so....
I would love to invest some more in Bitcoin, but is know the best time? We know that Bitcoin is this big roller coaster that goes up and down all the time. right know it is on a huge up and my question is when can we expect the price to plummet again? I kind of feel like many will sell in Jan 2017 and we see a crash then. But how low will the price go? $600 or even $500? What do you think?

in Christmas and new year bitcoin can down trend
bitcoin price can down, because much people selling altcoin , selling bitcoin to fiat money
but i think can't reach to 600 or 500 dollar, only bitcoin price 700 dollar
can't below 700 dollar

only big crash , big news accident can bitcoin price down under 500 dollar
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December 18, 2016, 07:08:16 PM
#34
It is a question have been looking for a thread to address, when to expect and how to handle the fall in price? sure it will fall but when and to what extent, I dont know. Maybe not this year because all factors look beyond now. Maybe next year,however I have expected the fall before this time. Considering the fall in the early part of the year doesn't look to speak to replicate the 2016. By the end of this year at $800 for bitcoin it had double what it was last year,so no one can tell when
legendary
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December 18, 2016, 06:44:44 PM
#33
It's anyone's guess.  People will give their opinions, but there's no certainty in any of them.  The good thing is that the rise we've had recently has been sort of slow compared to 2013.  Everyone was euphoric back then because bitcoin got up to $1200, but it did so way too fast.  What we have now seems to be a bit more sustainable, but even that isn't a certainty.

So as to your question of whether now is a good time to buy...sure, why not?
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