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June 01, 2020, 12:40:19 AM
#67
at the moment, the price of $ 10k is not imagination. however, currently, the price is very close to the price of $ 10k, and even with just a little pump, the price will reach that level. for now, we just need to be patient and prepare a strategy when the price of bitcoin reaches that price. besides, I feel that the price of bitcoin can reach a higher price in the near future.
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May 31, 2020, 07:23:14 PM
#66
at least the price of bitcoin is more stable between $ 9k- $ 9.5k, unlike before, which experiences a rapid dump. I'm sure if bitcoin will soon reach $ 10k. we just need a little patience
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May 31, 2020, 06:55:57 PM
#65
Patient,  patient, that's all we need now, we will eventually get there, we have not yet feel the effect of halving, history will not fail us I'm confident we will eventually reach $10 k hopefully on the second quarter of the year, I'm very bullish that this year we are going to experience another all time high, but we still need to be careful of FOMO.
looking at halving in the past bitcoin must take a year to move up and reach its peak. I hope just like colleagues above that it takes patience for that, there will be a moment when Bitcoin will break through $ 10K and will continue to move up slowly, but surely. when did the momentum occur? need time for that, right now bitcoin is only moving down and up in the range of $ 8K- $ 9K and it seems a bit heavy to break through $ 10K. but we believe that will happen.
I see now Ethereum has begun to show its movements so that it has grown rapidly but until now bitcoin is only still stuck at the $ 9.5k figure, it is also difficult to achieve, is this not the right time to make a rally?

Or is the pope planning something in the crypto market? but I don't fully believe that whales can control the market.
Good thing that we do have alt options for us to take but somewhat it depends on an investor or trader to take it on because not all the time we would really depend in btc because we do know that
there are sideways or tanking moments which means earning in short time wont really be that feasible for us to take.So in other hand we can deal up with alts for the moment which do had significant move.About the plan you've been talking, no one really knows on when btc market would make a move this is what makes hard to make a decision when the market is moving sideways or
stable like situation because we cant tell if it would head up or go back down.
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May 31, 2020, 02:34:12 PM
#64
It has tried to move beyond the $10k price today, it failed but that shows a good sign. Do you know why? Because, in order to pass some prices you have to first try them, try to make them go higher and higher and if they fail they just fail but when they come back they have less to work on, less wall, smaller amount of sellers, less bitcoins to buy to go beyond.

This is why whenever price tries to go above a certain limit but fails, I find it amusing, because that "failin" meant to me that it will try once again and this time it is going to be simpler, hopefully going even beyond. If anyone wants to buy bitcoin, right now is the best time and put up 10% profit and put a sell order there, you are going to regret not doing it because when the price breaks over $9.6k levels, it is going to breakthrough and be over $10k as well, which means close to 10% profit to all holders.
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May 30, 2020, 03:47:33 PM
#63
Patient,  patient, that's all we need now, we will eventually get there, we have not yet feel the effect of halving, history will not fail us I'm confident we will eventually reach $10 k hopefully on the second quarter of the year, I'm very bullish that this year we are going to experience another all time high, but we still need to be careful of FOMO.
looking at halving in the past bitcoin must take a year to move up and reach its peak. I hope just like colleagues above that it takes patience for that, there will be a moment when Bitcoin will break through $ 10K and will continue to move up slowly, but surely. when did the momentum occur? need time for that, right now bitcoin is only moving down and up in the range of $ 8K- $ 9K and it seems a bit heavy to break through $ 10K. but we believe that will happen.
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May 31, 2020, 08:02:36 AM
#63
Patient,  patient, that's all we need now, we will eventually get there, we have not yet feel the effect of halving, history will not fail us I'm confident we will eventually reach $10 k hopefully on the second quarter of the year, I'm very bullish that this year we are going to experience another all time high, but we still need to be careful of FOMO.
looking at halving in the past bitcoin must take a year to move up and reach its peak. I hope just like colleagues above that it takes patience for that, there will be a moment when Bitcoin will break through $ 10K and will continue to move up slowly, but surely. when did the momentum occur? need time for that, right now bitcoin is only moving down and up in the range of $ 8K- $ 9K and it seems a bit heavy to break through $ 10K. but we believe that will happen.
I see now Ethereum has begun to show its movements so that it has grown rapidly but until now bitcoin is only still stuck at the $ 9.5k figure, it is also difficult to achieve, is this not the right time to make a rally?

Or is the pope planning something in the crypto market? but I don't fully believe that whales can control the market.
staying at $ 9500 is very good for Bitcoin, because Ethereum in Btc pairs can go up if the price of Bitcoin is stable, and Ethereum can go up 2x maybe this year, I prefer altcoin over Bitcoin for now
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May 31, 2020, 12:14:36 AM
#62
Patient,  patient, that's all we need now, we will eventually get there, we have not yet feel the effect of halving, history will not fail us I'm confident we will eventually reach $10 k hopefully on the second quarter of the year, I'm very bullish that this year we are going to experience another all time high, but we still need to be careful of FOMO.
looking at halving in the past bitcoin must take a year to move up and reach its peak. I hope just like colleagues above that it takes patience for that, there will be a moment when Bitcoin will break through $ 10K and will continue to move up slowly, but surely. when did the momentum occur? need time for that, right now bitcoin is only moving down and up in the range of $ 8K- $ 9K and it seems a bit heavy to break through $ 10K. but we believe that will happen.
I see now Ethereum has begun to show its movements so that it has grown rapidly but until now bitcoin is only still stuck at the $ 9.5k figure, it is also difficult to achieve, is this not the right time to make a rally?

Or is the pope planning something in the crypto market? but I don't fully believe that whales can control the market.
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May 29, 2020, 01:21:16 PM
#61
Sorry OP but I think it’s a ridiculous question. Of course we’ll get past $10,000, stop being so impatient. It was the same in 2016, the halving is always a non-event, it takes a long time for the effects to take place.

2021 is the year we really fly up though.

We'll see. As long as the pandemic continues to spread fear across the market, crypto prices won't be going anywhere. COVID-19 needs to end first, for us to experience a fruitful economy in the crypto space. At least, Bitcoin has been programmed to be a deflationary cryptocurrency. This gives it an advantage over traditional Fiat currencies subject to manipulation by central banks worldwide. With a block reward halving every 4 years, prices should become higher than what they are right now. It all takes patience, as nothing happens overnight.

Whales may have been manipulating the market all this time, but miners will truly "pump" the price of Bitcoin once they're seen in a position that will lead them to huge losses in terms of Fiat. $10K or not, Bitcoin will be here to stay for a very long time. My guess is that Bitcoin will be able to reach new ATHs once TX fees "settle" across the Blockchain. No average person would like to use Bitcoin for daily payments with such high fees. This results in decreased demand for the cryptocurrency across the market. While the Lightning Network promises to bring instant transactions at virtually zero fees, it's not a definitive solution for scaling Bitcoin. At some point, the block size needs to be increased in order to boost the capacity of the entire Bitcoin network. Only then, people will demand Bitcoin more thoroughly resulting in prices higher than $10k across the market. I hope that in the upcoming years we'll be able to experience $100k per Bitcoin. It'll be a wonderful ride for me, and anyone who has invested into BTC early. Just my thoughts Grin
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May 29, 2020, 10:23:52 AM
#60
Patient,  patient, that's all we need now, we will eventually get there, we have not yet feel the effect of halving, history will not fail us I'm confident we will eventually reach $10 k hopefully on the second quarter of the year, I'm very bullish that this year we are going to experience another all time high, but we still need to be careful of FOMO.
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May 29, 2020, 09:57:56 AM
#59
Again price starts to recover after the small dump which occur right after the halving and we are about to end Q2 in few days hope there will be some bloom on the bitcoin prices in the month of June,so we may expect a surge in Q3 or Q4 but for sure...
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May 29, 2020, 09:02:21 AM
#58
We were close many times recently to 10000$ but then in the key moment price pulls back.
Seems that resistance is rather high and price keeps fluctuating somwhere between. Although it seems very possible I don't think that Bitcoin price will break 10000$ in the next month or two, it might happen that we have to wait for that until the end of the year.
Resistance is at high levels once the price touch a barrier and $10k is the hardest psychological barrier for every trader. Selling post $9500 make the price drops to $9100-9300 and sometimes under $9k.
I always feel that summer isn't the best period for bitcoin price but I think we may pass $10k barrier soon. The main problem is to keep the price above it...
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May 28, 2020, 06:30:16 PM
#57
I am very sure Bitcoin will pass $ 10k and it will probably happen in Q4 2020

btw, I noticed that Bitcoin is not affected by Corona, Bitcoin is very powerful even when Corona really caused a huge panic at the beginning of March, Bitcoin is really safe haven like gold

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May 27, 2020, 03:45:47 PM
#56
We were close many times recently to 10000$ but then in the key moment price pulls back.
Seems that resistance is rather high and price keeps fluctuating somwhere between. Although it seems very possible I don't think that Bitcoin price will break 10000$ in the next month or two, it might happen that we have to wait for that until the end of the year.
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May 27, 2020, 03:40:33 PM
#55
Patience my friend.  Eventually, Bitcoin will get past $10k.  It already gets past to it several times and I am positive that Bitcoin will even reach those $20k mark again.  With the halving of the supply, the incoming influx of new mined Bitcoin is halved and if the adoption continue, we can see a slow growth of Bitcoin price. 
We will break the resistance in the coming months, the price is testing the resistance levels for some time and it is a matter of time it will break those and try to reach the all time halving valuation. I am not a believer that for the price of bitcoin to rally this time we need more adoption, it all depends upon the big fund houses investing their money and the price will rally when that huge push from these financial institution start pouring in the market.
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May 27, 2020, 12:14:26 PM
#54
One of the questions that had been bugging me.

$10k is just there, a little bit of push and BTC will reach it but yet a wall is stopping it.
$12k is what I thought to be the next new bottom. It didn't happen.

Yeah, patience will be the answer.
Waiting for Covid-19 to end and then letting the halving to marinade.  Grin


in fact, the price of bitcoin is very difficult to survive at a price of $ 10k. Well, right now the price recovery at $ 9k is back. if there is an increase in prices in the near future, it is likely that the price of bitcoin can reach $ 10k in a few weeks or months.
But at the Price of $10k bitcoin always face trend reversal and many a times it gets bearish instantly after reaching $10k. So if the Price rise more than $10k then I can say that bitcoins can even reach a higher limit, even more than $15k also. But first of all it would have to pass that $10k price point which seems very difficult to reach and break right now.
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May 27, 2020, 10:49:53 AM
#53
One of the questions that had been bugging me.

$10k is just there, a little bit of push and BTC will reach it but yet a wall is stopping it.
$12k is what I thought to be the next new bottom. It didn't happen.

Yeah, patience will be the answer.
Waiting for Covid-19 to end and then letting the halving to marinade.  Grin


in fact, the price of bitcoin is very difficult to survive at a price of $ 10k. Well, right now the price recovery at $ 9k is back. if there is an increase in prices in the near future, it is likely that the price of bitcoin can reach $ 10k in a few weeks or months.
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May 27, 2020, 09:10:56 AM
#52
Yes, Bitcoin surely will get past the 10,000 dollars. It’s just a mater of time.
and even if it took a little more time like till 4th quarter this year?it is still reasonable because the Infection of the Virus is still around us and affecting the economy.

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 Yes, it’s right that it’s few days from halving finished and we can not see any big move. But did you forget about where the btc come from?It was around below 4k dollars.
exactly the point here,we have dropped upto $4k last march so having this 8-9k value now is not that bad because thats 100% growth already.
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And now btc is struggling to cross 10k. So it's a very big profit for them who invested in around 5k dollars. And now they are getting strong their profit. Some big whales also try to get the profit and re-buy in low. And this is the main reason of struggling to cross 10k despite the halving passed. But it surely cross 10k in near future that I am thinking. And when Completely cross the 10k then we might not stop BTC untill a huge gain in price.     
whales is always in the situation and just Buying and selling to Bag money,how i wish that the amount of Bitcoin can be owned by individual is limited in some amount that they cannot Hold a hundred thousand or a million bitcoin each account.
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May 27, 2020, 08:29:35 AM
#51
One of the questions that had been bugging me.

$10k is just there, a little bit of push and BTC will reach it but yet a wall is stopping it.
$12k is what I thought to be the next new bottom. It didn't happen.

Yeah, patience will be the answer.
Waiting for Covid-19 to end and then letting the halving to marinade.  Grin

Actually, I've always said that 9k to 10k doesn't take much at all, every time it's moved to 10k this region is almost negligible in terms of volume, so you're right in that sense. There isn't a wall to stop anyone from charging up there. But I think the fact this is becoming more apparent is what's taking so long to 10k this time -- them buyers are prepping for the 10500 wall this time, not all the ones in between here and 10k.

Let that marinade set in.
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May 27, 2020, 07:15:22 AM
#50
What are your thoughts? Do you think Bitcoin will ever get past $10k? Huh

Patience my friend.  Eventually, Bitcoin will get past $10k.  It already gets past to it several times and I am positive that Bitcoin will even reach those $20k mark again.  With the halving of the supply, the incoming influx of new mined Bitcoin is halved and if the adoption continue, we can see a slow growth of Bitcoin price.  We have seen the stability of the price of Bitcoin to a higher level than in previous years (just ignore the prices due to pump and FOMO).

yes it touches 10k usd many times and i think that the op already knows that too but maybe he mean to say when will price goes stable and continue to climb over 10k usd   . i myself sometimes ask the same question alot of times before on my own head only though    . but thanks for making us feel motivated by explaining why price can do it   but why you said we will ignore  price pumps  ? or i guess you mean to say dump but fomo is bad and obviously not beneficial

FOMO for today is not applicable and people should not think about that since it's better for now to do day trades than holding especially with the market stability, maybe we cannot see a price stability by these days since we are still on crisis but what good thing is we still able to climb at $10k and been stable on $8k price level. Maybe it's best not to expect high so that we will not ask to much even if there's a halving occuring.
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May 27, 2020, 06:12:38 AM
#49
One of the questions that had been bugging me.

$10k is just there, a little bit of push and BTC will reach it but yet a wall is stopping it.
$12k is what I thought to be the next new bottom. It didn't happen.

Yeah, patience will be the answer.
Waiting for Covid-19 to end and then letting the halving to marinade.  Grin


I was also thinking the same before the halving, but I realized something :

1.) Post halving surely has slight pull back.
2.) This year's halving is different than the past two, specifically with health issues and global recession.
3.) Bitcoin was struggling to break through the resistance level.
4.) Pre-halving hype didn't really worked out.
5.) Miners is still in difficulty adjust period, hash rate drops, mempool is flooded with a lot of transactions and higher transaction fees.

The list goes on, but those are just some of the most notable reasons.

Lastly, covid-19 might be staying for quite a long time and we'll be gradually adapting to the new normal.
Something, that a technology like Bitcoin could take advantage of, since almost every business will be dealt through online transactions.
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