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September 12, 2022, 09:18:49 PM
#32
The entirety of cryptocurrency market is running on speculations thus, called a speculative market.
well that is why it this market become more exciting and supported from people who loves to take risk because of the nature of this market .

the more you speculate is the more you may earn or lose.

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Those who are giving their predictions in the future are no doubt holding that asset and they're probably holding a huge bag of it.
or? maybe they are holding different coins and just exaggerating things for other coins?


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They might have the data for what they're predicting but most likely, it's all about what they feel about it. Like if you've invested heavily on those, you've got that feeling that they might grow in the future whether you back it with analysis or not.
data cannot predict itself because there is no one can assure what will be for tomorrow or what is coming for the long term .
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September 11, 2022, 08:52:09 AM
#31
I recently saw speculations about Luna Classic too. There are people claiming it could possibly reach $1. I don't see it happening, but I understand that the cause of such predictions varies (efforts to hype a coin, purely fictional, or an attempt to motivate holders).

Since it got hyped, LUNC is being speculated to reach $1. Their hypesters and diehard believers will always say positive predictions about that coin because they owned lots. Even without properly backed support for why it will reach $1, the hype is hype.

The same on other coins, predictions always come up either with proper analysis, just hype, just believing, just hope, etc.

If we will buy it or not, it's up to us.
While I have my doubts about Luna Classic, it reaching $1 sounds way more probable than BTT's predictions coming anywhere close. Honestly, while I'm totally against Luna and Luna Classic after the whole incident with UST depegging and Luna crashing, I regret not buying some more, because I also believed that at some point it would be hyped.

I'm not going to spend a single penny, investing in Luna seems way too risky. I've only bought a few thousand for a few dollars, and those will be the first and last ones I've acquired.
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September 10, 2022, 10:27:03 PM
#30
I recently saw speculations about Luna Classic too. There are people claiming it could possibly reach $1. I don't see it happening, but I understand that the cause of such predictions varies (efforts to hype a coin, purely fictional, or an attempt to motivate holders).

Since it got hyped, LUNC is being speculated to reach $1. Their hypesters and diehard believers will always say positive predictions about that coin because they owned lots. Even without properly backed support for why it will reach $1, the hype is hype.

The same on other coins, predictions always come up either with proper analysis, just hype, just believing, just hope, etc.

If we will buy it or not, it's up to us.
I little having some regrets because i didnt buy on the dip because i never intent to touch up those projects which had been connected with those scammy devs but just as expected that even shit projects

do really have chance on getting those pump value because of being hyped which is something not really that surprising.This is a speculative market which it wouldnt be surprising that it would really

be having this kind of behavior where price cant really be known in terms of its direction or trend.Its not bad to look on others analysis but its always been suggestable
to stick with your own and never ever rely on others.

i think there is no regret for lunc, if talking about regrets i believe you will have more regrets than that
if lunc hasn't pumped in the last few days then you might think that you are lucky,  you are wise not to invest in that damn coin at this point in time
the market is unpredictable, if you can't take more risks than others, don't expect to have more opportunities than others, simple as that, and our chances are still a lot, no regrets
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September 10, 2022, 06:57:54 PM
#29
I recently saw speculations about Luna Classic too. There are people claiming it could possibly reach $1. I don't see it happening, but I understand that the cause of such predictions varies (efforts to hype a coin, purely fictional, or an attempt to motivate holders).

Since it got hyped, LUNC is being speculated to reach $1. Their hypesters and diehard believers will always say positive predictions about that coin because they owned lots. Even without properly backed support for why it will reach $1, the hype is hype.

The same on other coins, predictions always come up either with proper analysis, just hype, just believing, just hope, etc.

If we will buy it or not, it's up to us.
I little having some regrets because i didnt buy on the dip because i never intent to touch up those projects which had been connected with those scammy devs but just as expected that even shit projects

do really have chance on getting those pump value because of being hyped which is something not really that surprising.This is a speculative market which it wouldnt be surprising that it would really

be having this kind of behavior where price cant really be known in terms of its direction or trend.Its not bad to look on others analysis but its always been suggestable
to stick with your own and never ever rely on others.
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September 10, 2022, 06:13:56 PM
#28
I recently saw speculations about Luna Classic too. There are people claiming it could possibly reach $1. I don't see it happening, but I understand that the cause of such predictions varies (efforts to hype a coin, purely fictional, or an attempt to motivate holders).

Since it got hyped, LUNC is being speculated to reach $1. Their hypesters and diehard believers will always say positive predictions about that coin because they owned lots. Even without properly backed support for why it will reach $1, the hype is hype.

The same on other coins, predictions always come up either with proper analysis, just hype, just believing, just hope, etc.

If we will buy it or not, it's up to us.
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September 10, 2022, 05:44:22 PM
#27
It is funny, isn't it? Who would have thought in 2014 that Doge would last this long and would even reach almost a dollar? It was a mere meme coin which was meant to be just a joke. It was the ancestor of the likes of boobcoin, beibercoin, trumpcoin, etc. But well this is the crypto market. It would have been better if you've forgotten your Doge until it hit $0.70.

But still I think I wouldn't recommend investing on shitcoins with exaggerated predictions.
Since Doge been hyped by Elon that makes it’s price too high even it is just a meme coin, we can’t really tell upto how much the coin can be since there are influencers who might use their position to give coins some impact. When it comes in other coin predictions it’s hard to tell whether they can get some spotlight unless it’s already trending. Predictions sometimes made by experience market experts but it’s still our decision to check their basis and if it have some potential. At the end of the day it’s our money at stake so we should be careful whether to listen to the predictions or not.
Still, even before Elon's involvement, Dogecoin's price was still high for what it is, a meme coin with an unlimited supply. I remember owning a few thousand when it first appeared. They were worth $5–10 at most. Unfortunately, I sold them when the price had plenty of zeros after the decimal. Even the current prices are extravagant for what Dogecoin is, it serves no purpose, apart from it being used in gambling, perhaps, I can't think of anything else. The interesting part is that it's currently sitting in 11th place on CoinMarketCap, with a market cap of a little over $8.5 billion.

P.S I'm not implying that BTT could possibly reach $30; I'd be a multibillionaire if that were the case. It's just a simple example of how many exaggerated forecasts are out there.

Cryptocurrency market is unpredictable and crazy.  I also believe that was an exaggeration, but who would think in 2009 that Bitcoin will reach its price today?  Bitcoin is literally $0  way back in 2009 and $0.4 in 2010.  I am not saying BTT will have the same fate as Bitcoin but I am just stating a fact about how unpredictable and crazy the cryptocurrency market is.

But in seriousness, no one will believe if a person predicts a cryptocurrency price 30 years from now.  Because that statement is speculation at its best.  But it doesn't hurt to hold some BTT, around $10 worth is good IMO since that amount won't make us broke.
I certainly see your point of view. In my opinion, BTT, in this case, is highly unlikely to ever see such a hype. I recently saw speculations about Luna Classic too. There are people claiming it could possibly reach $1. I don't see it happening, but I understand that the cause of such predictions varies (efforts to hype a coin, purely fictional, or an attempt to motivate holders).
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September 10, 2022, 02:32:33 PM
#26
P.S I'm not implying that BTT could possibly reach $30; I'd be a multibillionaire if that were the case. It's just a simple example of how many exaggerated forecasts are out there.

Cryptocurrency market is unpredictable and crazy.  I also believe that was an exaggeration, but who would think in 2009 that Bitcoin will reach its price today?  Bitcoin is literally $0  way back in 2009 and $0.4 in 2010.  I am not saying BTT will have the same fate as Bitcoin but I am just stating a fact about how unpredictable and crazy the cryptocurrency market is.

But in seriousness, no one will believe if a person predicts a cryptocurrency price 30 years from now.  Because that statement is speculation at its best.  But it doesn't hurt to hold some BTT, around $10 worth is good IMO since that amount won't make us broke.
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September 10, 2022, 06:57:06 AM
#25
It is funny, isn't it? Who would have thought in 2014 that Doge would last this long and would even reach almost a dollar? It was a mere meme coin which was meant to be just a joke. It was the ancestor of the likes of boobcoin, beibercoin, trumpcoin, etc. But well this is the crypto market. It would have been better if you've forgotten your Doge until it hit $0.70.

But still I think I wouldn't recommend investing on shitcoins with exaggerated predictions.
Since Doge been hyped by Elon that makes it’s price too high even it is just a meme coin, we can’t really tell upto how much the coin can be since there are influencers who might use their position to give coins some impact. When it comes in other coin predictions it’s hard to tell whether they can get some spotlight unless it’s already trending. Predictions sometimes made by experience market experts but it’s still our decision to check their basis and if it have some potential. At the end of the day it’s our money at stake so we should be careful whether to listen to the predictions or not.
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September 10, 2022, 06:45:46 AM
#24
That's why it is called predictions in the first place. They can put any numbers, or figures and even state what year it will happen. Sometimes, to create hype, to make an attempt to lure people to their service, or just a product of their own analysis.
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Exactly, the words say it all. Pure speculation.
There are some people who are telling it just for the sake of hype or manipulation of some people so they can make some money from it.
Predictions are not 100% guaranteed, sometimes we can consider it as luck but predictions with evidence or basis are more reliable for me or much better to believe in.
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September 09, 2022, 06:41:53 PM
#23
Don't make yourself believe these people who claim themselves as an expert. In fact, it was you who can decide and even have the right to ignore their speculations. I would have to say that you have believed in yourself because people will not stop speculating what will happen next. Whether it was right or wrong, perhaps most of the time it was wrong, it is our discretion to agree or disagree with it.

You don't need to be surprised because some developers are doing this by hiring influential people to create such things in order to gain attention and market hype. That seems to be a market strategy.
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September 09, 2022, 04:22:58 PM
#22
To be fair there were exaggerated forecasts that proved to be right in the end. I used to have a number of altcoins which have exaggerated price predictions that eventually happened. I had XRP back when it was ridiculous to predict $1 for it. Time came when an XRP rose to as high as $3. I had DOGE during those days when $0.1 can only be interpreted as wishful thinking. But it rose to $0.7. Shiba Inu had also a similar story. And some more.

But just be warned that this is a handful compared to the thousand other exaggerated predictions that didn't come true. And these predictions are merely based on hype. They're mostly unfounded. So I don't think it is worth the risk to bet on them with the hope that one would fly to the moon.
That's true. I also never expected Doge to reach a value of a few cents. I had thousands of them back in 2014, and they weren't even worth $5. If I'd still had them, I'd have a couple of thousand dollars now.
It is funny, isn't it? Who would have thought in 2014 that Doge would last this long and would even reach almost a dollar? It was a mere meme coin which was meant to be just a joke. It was the ancestor of the likes of boobcoin, beibercoin, trumpcoin, etc. But well this is the crypto market. It would have been better if you've forgotten your Doge until it hit $0.70.

But still I think I wouldn't recommend investing on shitcoins with exaggerated predictions.
It is still a meme coin and even the creator himself said that he created the whole thing in 2 hours as a joke, even he didn't expected it to go this long. I understand the early days because it was used for fun stuff, not really for investment, like lets sponsor a nascar driver etc etc type of stuff and that was a good joking period with like Jamaican bobsled team and so forth.

However, this late one with Elon Musk never made sense to me, it is still a joke but there are people who think it is a very good investment, that is a bit of a trouble. Using it and spending money for fun is one thing, but expecting it to go up and make you rich is a big danger to many people.
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September 08, 2022, 07:29:43 AM
#21
To be fair there were exaggerated forecasts that proved to be right in the end. I used to have a number of altcoins which have exaggerated price predictions that eventually happened. I had XRP back when it was ridiculous to predict $1 for it. Time came when an XRP rose to as high as $3. I had DOGE during those days when $0.1 can only be interpreted as wishful thinking. But it rose to $0.7. Shiba Inu had also a similar story. And some more.

But just be warned that this is a handful compared to the thousand other exaggerated predictions that didn't come true. And these predictions are merely based on hype. They're mostly unfounded. So I don't think it is worth the risk to bet on them with the hope that one would fly to the moon.
That's true. I also never expected Doge to reach a value of a few cents. I had thousands of them back in 2014, and they weren't even worth $5. If I'd still had them, I'd have a couple of thousand dollars now.

It is funny, isn't it? Who would have thought in 2014 that Doge would last this long and would even reach almost a dollar? It was a mere meme coin which was meant to be just a joke. It was the ancestor of the likes of boobcoin, beibercoin, trumpcoin, etc. But well this is the crypto market. It would have been better if you've forgotten your Doge until it hit $0.70.

But still I think I wouldn't recommend investing on shitcoins with exaggerated predictions.
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September 07, 2022, 06:59:14 PM
#20
That's why it is called predictions in the first place. They can put any numbers, or figures and even state what year it will happen. Sometimes, to create hype, to make an attempt to lure people to their service, or just a product of their own analysis.

Speculations and predictions are already part of the crypto-community stuff since the beginning.

For me, just let it go and don't make it a big deal. We have our own way of understanding if a certain prediction is crap or not.
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September 07, 2022, 06:28:10 PM
#19
You can also do these kind of prediction. The main thing is that why some one predict any coin. If there are Solid reason behind this then it may work 20% but many time market condition break all prediction. When BTC was trading ATh many was predict that it will touch 1 million and now saying it will down to 10k. It's better to look for best coin and hold it for long term.
Many of them would do this since that's what they all could do while struggling to know whether their prediction would hit the right way. But if you found this as a hassle then you have a choice though you can either learn to do some TA and FA so that you'll be the one making a reliable prediction.

This market is running with many speculators while some of them are just hyping/shilling a coin. It's your choice to know what they were talking since that's how the market works and through TA and FA it's easy to spot what they were talking. The longer you stay at the market the longer you will know that most of their prediction are irrelevant.
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September 07, 2022, 04:47:30 PM
#18
The entirety of cryptocurrency market is running on speculations thus, called a speculative market. Those who are giving their predictions in the future are no doubt holding that asset and they're probably holding a huge bag of it.
They might have the data for what they're predicting but most likely, it's all about what they feel about it. Like if you've invested heavily on those, you've got that feeling that they might grow in the future whether you back it with analysis or not.
When you do have the right experience and awareness of this market then you would really be treating these words as "shills" and it would really be that pretty obvious on some point but there are ones who are

just sharing up simply with their own opinions and sentiment and this is where you should really make yourself that be aware on whether you would really be tying up yourself on believing with those words or would

just simply ignore and stick into your own analysis and prediction.This market is indeed speculative which it would be no surprise that lots of speculations and words
floating around.
Yes, that's the right term for those predictions, shills. While on the other side, when we predict good prices for bitcoin in the future, these max-altcoiners will tell the same thing for us. But it's hard for them to swallow that there's more and a brighter future for bitcoin since they've skipped investing on it. While for some situations, those predictions by high prices, targets and for the next years could just be a bunch of trolls that wants to play the emotions of the supporters of the coin they're predicting.
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September 07, 2022, 03:11:30 PM
#17
The entirety of cryptocurrency market is running on speculations thus, called a speculative market. Those who are giving their predictions in the future are no doubt holding that asset and they're probably holding a huge bag of it.
They might have the data for what they're predicting but most likely, it's all about what they feel about it. Like if you've invested heavily on those, you've got that feeling that they might grow in the future whether you back it with analysis or not.
When you do have the right experience and awareness of this market then you would really be treating these words as "shills" and it would really be that pretty obvious on some point but there are ones who are

just sharing up simply with their own opinions and sentiment and this is where you should really make yourself that be aware on whether you would really be tying up yourself on believing with those words or would

just simply ignore and stick into your own analysis and prediction.This market is indeed speculative which it would be no surprise that lots of speculations and words
floating around.
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September 07, 2022, 02:38:58 PM
#16
We've all stumbled upon predictions for all kinds of coins, including Bitcoin, of course. Some may sound like they may happen in the future, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, or Polkadot, coins with actual potential. However, some are so exaggerated that they have no foundation to back up their claims. I recently got my hands on some BTTC (BitTorrent Coin). It has so many zeros after the decimal that I've lost count, and they are literally worth almost nothing. I was curious to see, though, what the community believed about its future.

The first website I stumbled upon claimed that BTTC had the potential to reach $30 by 2050. Firstly, how can a coin worth $0.000000866 as we speak rise so much in value? It currently has a market cap of over $800.000.000. If the price were to double, it'd have a market cap of $1.6 billion. That's already extravagant and it'd still be worth close to nothing, nonsense.

Secondly, how and why is someone making predictions 30 years from now? The world might have ended by then. On what data is someone making such a prediction? Fortunately, other websites I found didn't have such extreme forecasts, but some still did, over the moon. For most coins out there, plenty of similar examples can also be found. Do you believe that they're based on any actual statistics and/or considering the coin's potential, are they purely fictional?

P.S I'm not implying that BTT could possibly reach $30; I'd be a multibillionaire if that were the case. It's just a simple example of how many exaggerated forecasts are out there.

Website n.1: https://telegaon.com/bittorrent-coin-price-prediction-2021-2022-2025-2030/
Website n.2: https://www.cryptonewsz.com/forecast/bittorrent-price-prediction/ A more plausible prediction
There are several reasons which can explain something like this, the first is the most simple one as this could be a case in which ignorance is simply that prominent in the person making that kind of prediction, however there are many more reasons, the person may be looking to get clicks to his website, to create a storm and get people to argue with each other, he could be joking or he is so invested in the coin that he is doing this to promote it, if you really stop to think about it you will find too many motives for something like this so I suggest that you do not give it any attention.
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September 07, 2022, 02:37:27 PM
#15
The entirety of cryptocurrency market is running on speculations thus, called a speculative market. Those who are giving their predictions in the future are no doubt holding that asset and they're probably holding a huge bag of it.
They might have the data for what they're predicting but most likely, it's all about what they feel about it. Like if you've invested heavily on those, you've got that feeling that they might grow in the future whether you back it with analysis or not.
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September 07, 2022, 09:51:32 AM
#14
You can also do these kind of prediction. The main thing is that why some one predict any coin. If there are Solid reason behind this then it may work 20% but many time market condition break all prediction. When BTC was trading ATh many was predict that it will touch 1 million and now saying it will down to 10k. It's better to look for best coin and hold it for long term.
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September 07, 2022, 08:00:06 AM
#13
When you make outrageous predictions, bag holders retweet them and echo chamber makes it seems like everyone believes it.

People will hype any moon talk if that might get their bags mooned. And since some people don't understand how valuation estimates work, they believe anything. And they are the exit liquidity. And then there are people who think that those predictions are delusional, but after those price targets, high price targets don't seem that ridiculous in comparison.
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