Time to buy all your cheap bitcoins, thanks guys.
Topic: Why are BTC prices not moving ? - page 5. (Read 9706 times)
Dumped at the right time.
Time to buy all your cheap bitcoins, thanks guys.
Time to buy all your cheap bitcoins, thanks guys.
Why the hell is bitcoin falling in value?? 
Of late BTC prices seem to have just been stuck ... why is it not moving up or down like earlier ?
it is never "stucked".
Price is always up and down
Just you must see it closer.
Dogecoin a popular altcoin has taken steps to avoid hoarding and is on the rise because of this. Transactions in doge surpass BTC
any thoughts?
any thoughts?
i don't think steps to avoid hoarding is the reason that dogecoin is on the rise, many people who missed the boat on the early low prices of BTC are trying to cash in on a coin that is lower priced (which makes logical sense).
In terms of adoption, BTC is many years ahead of dogecoin...are there even any major merchants that will accept it as payment yet?
BTC is still gaining popularity, there is just uncertainty in the market right now. When home values go down for some periods of time, that doesn't mean owning a home has lost popularity, it just means that a lot of people are sitting on the sidelines waiting to see what is going to happen before they make their next move...
Dogecoin a popular altcoin has taken steps to avoid hoarding and is on the rise because of this. Transactions in doge surpass BTC
any thoughts?
any thoughts?
This is Beginning of the End and crytical mining factor coming at 5 cents per Gh at 24h !!!
(current mining factor is 14,7 cents per Gh at 24h)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btc-beginning-of-the-end-420005
(current mining factor is 14,7 cents per Gh at 24h)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btc-beginning-of-the-end-420005
BTC quickly losing popularity.
I dont think it can loose popularity that quick, on www.fiatleak.com there are still loads of transactions.
Bitcoin prices look stable at around $800. What is the base price of BTC ? Could someone answer?
yeah BTC is moving now...just in the wrong direction. I think this was a long time coming with all of the mounting problems on Gox
Bitcoin price is moving now.. it's crashing fast, down 100$ last hours.
The prices of bitcoin have been almost eerily stable the past week in my opinion. Almost feels as though it is being artificially held there somehow. It starts to move in either direction but quickly goes back almost to where it started. I feel like something is going to happen over the next few weeks and we will see some big movement in prices (hopefully upward obviously)..
Is there a profit to be made selling them to local folks in person via localbitcoin, and then just buying more on coinbase? That would make sense too for a slow but sure income, since you can set your own price. If people actually would pay your rate and think they would gain by it in the long run.
Depends a lot on where you live, and whether or not you want to comply with your governments' regulations.
Is there a profit to be made selling them to local folks in person via localbitcoin, and then just buying more on coinbase? That would make sense too for a slow but sure income, since you can set your own price. If people actually would pay your rate and think they would gain by it in the long run.
There is definitely profit if you can get someone to pay you significantly higher through localbitcoins than they price on coinbase. Given the 1% fee at coinbase, and depending on how much you can get for a bitcoin at localcoinbase, it seems like a pretty big headache for very small margin...
Is there a profit to be made selling them to local folks in person via localbitcoin, and then just buying more on coinbase? That would make sense too for a slow but sure income, since you can set your own price. If people actually would pay your rate and think they would gain by it in the long run.
There was a few pretty large sell offs on bitstamp today. Price is slowly recovering from that. We seem to be holding firm still in the $780-$800 range.
Prices are not moving because 1.000 USD is a huge psychological resistance, that's it, it's purely pshychological.
If we shift the decimal point, say, 3 places, and make 1BTC = 0.800 USD, adoption would grow massively and possibly price too.
If we shift the decimal point, say, 3 places, and make 1BTC = 0.800 USD, adoption would grow massively and possibly price too.
Instead of looking at BTC in relation to USD you should look around and gaze upon the fiat massacre happening all over the world: argentinian peso sinking, venezuelans, ditto, turkish lira, etc. So if you're not an american and you are positioned in BTC you are quite comfy.
Maybe one day we will peg fiat to Bitcoin lol. I wonder if we'll see Bitcoin being adopted more in some of these struggling economies?
Instead of looking at BTC in relation to USD you should look around and gaze upon the fiat massacre happening all over the world: argentinian peso sinking, venezuelans, ditto, turkish lira, etc. So if you're not an american and you are positioned in BTC you are quite comfy.
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