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legendary
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May 22, 2020, 04:27:20 PM
#9
It's already been past halving, yet prices continue to fluctuate between the $9k to $9.5k range. I've noticed that each time prices try to reach $10k, everything "falls out" immediately. Is this a result of price manipulation by whales? At this pace, it's hard to believe that Bitcoin will ever get past $10k. Even if it does get past $10k, reaching a new ATH in price could be quite challenging.

Since it's been only a week after Bitcoin's third halving, anything could happen in the future. Right now, we're in a level of uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Maybe Bitcoin will be able to break out to new levels in price after all of this is over? Or will it continue to rise while Fiat goes down the drain? Whichever way Bitcoin goes forward in terms of price, many people will still support it. Fees are at an increasing rate, so we'll have to wait until everything goes back to normal (both in Bitcoin and the mainstream world) for prices to head all the way past $10k and beyond.

What are your thoughts? Do you think Bitcoin will ever get past $10k? Huh

Actually Bitcoin is performing way better this time if we compared it with 2016 halving. It is looking stable and has been maintaining 9k to 9.5k price range. Considering the global economic situation it is performing way better than the stock markets.

So keep on holding and start accumulating more as Bitcoin is still below 10k. It will surely go beyond 10k but no one knows when.

Every halving year have different movement but  we always see positive side whenever this occur and I see it performing by maintaining at the current price so maybe after the stability we may see a price pump and reach to $10k we might not know on when this gonna happen but for sure this is 1 step closer coming.

Stock market is aching right now due to economic upset so for sure those people trading stocks who knows bitcoins will go here since it gives promising profit while there stocks is badly bleeding.
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May 22, 2020, 04:13:03 PM
#8
It's already been past halving, yet prices continue to fluctuate between the $9k to $9.5k range. I've noticed that each time prices try to reach $10k, everything "falls out" immediately. Is this a result of price manipulation by whales? At this pace, it's hard to believe that Bitcoin will ever get past $10k. Even if it does get past $10k, reaching a new ATH in price could be quite challenging.

Since it's been only a week after Bitcoin's third halving, anything could happen in the future. Right now, we're in a level of uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Maybe Bitcoin will be able to break out to new levels in price after all of this is over? Or will it continue to rise while Fiat goes down the drain? Whichever way Bitcoin goes forward in terms of price, many people will still support it. Fees are at an increasing rate, so we'll have to wait until everything goes back to normal (both in Bitcoin and the mainstream world) for prices to head all the way past $10k and beyond.

What are your thoughts? Do you think Bitcoin will ever get past $10k? Huh

Actually Bitcoin is performing way better this time if we compared it with 2016 halving. It is looking stable and has been maintaining 9k to 9.5k price range. Considering the global economic situation it is performing way better than the stock markets.

So keep on holding and start accumulating more as Bitcoin is still below 10k. It will surely go beyond 10k but no one knows when.
newbie
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May 22, 2020, 03:57:12 PM
#7
As long as I've been on this godly forum or crypto twitter shthole for that matter, I've never seen a good explanation to what and why happens on the market. I'm sure it's not a sophisticated way of thinking about it, especially if you trade (I don't btw) but at this point BTC is a matter of faith and patience to me
hero member
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May 22, 2020, 03:34:17 PM
#6
It's already been past halving, yet prices continue to fluctuate between the $9k to $9.5k range. I've noticed that each time prices try to reach $10k, everything "falls out" immediately. Is this a result of price manipulation by whales? At this pace, it's hard to believe that Bitcoin will ever get past $10k. Even if it does get past $10k, reaching a new ATH in price could be quite challenging.
Normally, bitcoin halving effect dont usually take over crypto asap but as you said bitcoin reaching a new ATH seems to be challenging and the reason why the dump immediately when approching the $10K price could be the manipulation of the whales or mining difficulty level but it too early for us to know what actually make the market swing between $9K - $9.8K.

legendary
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May 22, 2020, 03:13:18 PM
#5
As long as there is no huge dump in Bitcoin price, no need to worry about it when it reaches $10K. It should achieve $10K but still needs time and progress. Halving has just happened several days ago, don't too rush to expect another bullish. If you learned the previous halvings, it also didn't bring an effect on the price suddenly. Even there was a decline after the halving, yes it is very possible to have a correction in price. Moreover, before halving, we have seen a bullish or big increase in Bitcoin price. Personally, I think the price will move up after the next several weeks or even months. So, just wait for the time while keeping our Bitcoins.
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May 22, 2020, 03:04:27 PM
#4
Sure it will. But, takes time.
Back in 2016 on second halving none could ever imagine bitcoin trading for 15000 USD on 2017. but this happened.
Check my post here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.53903967 (BTC/USD Long-term analyze)
and compare the 2020 halving to the 2016 halving. You will understand everything.
Just like second halving the price will start downtrend movement and then we will see a uptrend on next year or last weeks of the current year.
I can't understand some new people worrying about the price. But, if you bought Bitcoins for a long-term or mid-term investment just HODL and wait for the uptrend.
legendary
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May 22, 2020, 02:52:13 PM
#3
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.
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May 22, 2020, 02:28:11 PM
#2
I've taken a look at the chart of 2016 halving and comparing it to 2020 halving, I think it's going the same. The price didn't fall that much and instead, it remained stable until several months have passed.

What are your thoughts? Do you think Bitcoin will ever get past $10k? Huh
I think so.

I'm longing bitcoin and that's why I think it will be there again in no time.
legendary
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May 22, 2020, 02:14:37 PM
#1
It's already been past halving, yet prices continue to fluctuate between the $9k to $9.5k range. I've noticed that each time prices try to reach $10k, everything "falls out" immediately. Is this a result of price manipulation by whales? At this pace, it's hard to believe that Bitcoin will ever get past $10k. Even if it does get past $10k, reaching a new ATH in price could be quite challenging.

Since it's been only a week after Bitcoin's third halving, anything could happen in the future. Right now, we're in a level of uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Maybe Bitcoin will be able to break out to new levels in price after all of this is over? Or will it continue to rise while Fiat goes down the drain? Whichever way Bitcoin goes forward in terms of price, many people will still support it. Fees are at an increasing rate, so we'll have to wait until everything goes back to normal (both in Bitcoin and the mainstream world) for prices to head all the way past $10k and beyond.

What are your thoughts? Do you think Bitcoin will ever get past $10k? Huh
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