Topic: Will Bitcoin reach $ 19k again before 2022? (poll inside) - page 4. (Read 1074 times)

Interesting results so far, YES is leading 77.8% but was expecting more about 90%.

Still a big lead which comes as no surprise on a very bullish forum (not being judgmental even though as a trader I am only interested in trends, down or up is the same for me).

Still 29 days to go until the poll is closed. Keep it up!



edit: 80% / 20% right now.

Is it even a sure thing? I don't think so .

You can always compare it to the way bitcoin jump in 2017 ... 1 year after the bitcoin halving occurred in 2016. That is the only proof that common people find to support their own predictions, so weak.
I would like to see bitcoin price rising more than what you can imagined if only there is a major step up in a mass adoption, one big company that even indirectly promotes cryptocurrency usage to the wide community globally.

Facebook digital currency for instance.

I would expect bitcoin price would follow to jump up with this Facebook digital currency (libra) legalized sentiment.
For instance. Once again for instance

But also I won't ignore the fact that in this free market you could achieve 10,000% gain and also could get 98% loss within few days only.
There's always chance opened for bitcoin itself to go plunged to as low as $1,000 even lower due  instead continue rising in the coming years. I'll just make sure that I'm fully aware about this.

I'm bitcoin believer too but I don't want to be obsessed too much.

New ATH or close to that based on what? 10 years of BTC history clearly shows us that big pumps come about a year or a year and a half after halving. Pre-halvings effect is never something that can inflate the price, so I doubt that price can go so high as $20k before May 2020.


I don't think you can call it an anomaly if something happens a few times at regular intervals, then there is a very real chance of it happening again. I think you are focusing too much on 2017 and not looking at the overall picture, and that you do not consider possible positive events that may occur in the next 2 years. The SEC could approve the first ETF during this period, and this is something that would cause a huge price increase.

Even if that doesn't happen, it's not realistic to expect that the price of BTC will stay under $20k in the next 2 years.

Honestly I am very careful with that. I find it strange to see so many people goddamn certain BTC will be above 19k before year 2022, I don't think it works like that. It's not a sure thing.
Bear market is very clear since July, could last several years before the bounce back in 2023-2024?  

Remember that it is a long term game, maybe 2017 was an anomaly.



On another thread I saw you predict that the 6.4k resistance would hold.
I offered you a possibility to place a bet with me, if BTC go below 6k before May 31 next year, I win, otherwise you win. Would you accept it?
For example 0.05 BTC at stake. You can trust me



Fair point, but it has to be seen if Technical Analysis really cares about it. What bothers me with Bitcoin is that it is almost 100% technical and almost 0% fundamentals lately!!

But fair point indeed.

We will see!

you are asking for another more than 2 years more?does is sounds serious?

we have been into $19k in 2017 after the Bitcoin halving happens,and now we are coming to the same scenario again so what do we need to expect?

of course my answer is YES and no doubt about that,and i am very positive that in 2020-2021 we will achieved this Goal so there is no need to wait for another year then.

that's why I gave my link to give an explanation of my reasons, but if it happens Dump maybe it will only happen at the end of this year not early next year approaching halving, I don't want many people to believe me, but if what I say happens, i'm happy to get merit from anyone, lol 

Yes no doubt! Or we could expect much more but 19k sounds realistic in the near future. Its funny that some people predict prices without support for their predictions, for the meantime its better to stick in realistic future value than what we used to dream.

I am voting for a big YES all because I am a strong believer and holder of Bitcoin and though I have to admit that there are times when I am also disappointed and got the urge to once-and-for-all give up on this digital asset, and yet I am still here waiting for the day when BTC can be trading beyond the $20K mark. Others might be arguing that this can't be possible especially in the light of recent developments, but I am sure that Bitcoin is still hiding some amazing tricks on its sleeves. Despite the bad influence on China and the continuing lack of adoption by the masses, Bitcoin has a strong potential for further growth. Let's hope that I am not wrong on this conviction.

That true, its far more profitable to trade a range and just question where are the boundaries likely in that range.   Then you have set yourself a target to sell at but also buy in the gloom, get a regular trade between those two points and its more profitable then holding alone but its harder to do then say as the range will vary.
   A big variation I see likely is the Dollar value itself is not a constant, we also have its effect as a global reserve currency.  That current usage means Dollar is used beyond its normal part as a national currency, its part of world politics.  So how can we judge the whole world and its future use of dollar vs alternatives, it becomes more complex and yes I do think this is part of why BTC goes up or not as it too is a global currency.   To compare BTC to Dollar world usage makes far more sense then the often gold comparison made because dollar is digital and very fast where as most gold I see is far slower in exchange.

So I voted no, mostly because Im a pessimist and thats something I have to account for but also on more reasoned grounds that as yet I do not see the groundwork in place so that we get this future 19k or higher.   Its beyond the horizon so how can I tell you the prospect of this target, presently I expect 10k in the next year as top to a range.   When we have the solid uptrend then its more reasonable to estimate 19k, till then I agree we are in a range and I dont think 19k is part of that box yet its alot lower.  Until then we cover ground, hopefully gain more people to build a ladder and bridge over obstacles to greater gains.

as usual, most people are expecting either "moon" or "doom", and they expect it to happen soon. the truth is that markets roughly follow the pareto principle. the vast majority of the time, they are range-bound and whipsawing, despite everyone's constant expectations that the market will skyrocket or crash tomorrow.


maybe we're in for a long term sideways like 2015.

If Bitcoin price will not reach $19k for even a moment in the next 2 years, then something will be extremely wrong. Biggest chance is that we have huge economic recession next year. Then that there will be found some bug in protocol.

I don't have any of that, just my opinion and the time frame of 2 years.

The bull market slowed down a lot, but I don't think that means we aren't going to see another bull run and especially given 2 years.  A lot can happen in that amount of time, and if bitcoin's history is any guide as to what it's going to do in the future, there's probably going to be another period of cryptoeuphoria...and if that occurs I have no doubt bitcoin will be back at it's all time high and likely even higher.  Can't wait.

Yes, there's the halving and I'm not sure that any gains haven't already been priced in but we'll see.  Bitcoin did pretty well after the last 2 halvings.  Don't know about the 'user count increases' but there probably is a growing user base, tho there's no way of quantifying that (or at least it hasn't been quantified yet).

There are so many more developments in BTC, there is an upcoming halving, user count increases, things like the German bank issue will start happening more and more which provides a way to BTC for numerous more newbs.... many of those will buy just because there stupid bank provides it and they trust their bank  But just so many new things to enter BTC-world.

So yes I think we will go higher way faster as 2022.... but again nothing is written in stone 

i think bitcoin price before 2022 will be above 20k because i saw many famous people that saying like that so i hope it will happen later

I speculate that the price could reach that, or even more. IMO, if the price of bitcoin will rise after halving, then 2021 is a year that is highly focused on achieving high prices and even has the same potential as 2017. If by 2021 the price of bitcoin is still rising, I even think that the price will reach more than $ 20k. but, I don't know that the price of bitcoin can last until 2022 or not but, I believe 2021 will bring another big change.

2022?!!! try first quarter of 2020 that would be an interesting question otherwise by 2022 you would look at $19k price the same way you are looking at $220 today. it would be just another tiny price that we shot past years ago that nobody even remembers...

so my answer is yes. and to expand, i believe by first quarter of 2020 (next year) we are going to see the rise happen and previous ATH to either be broken or be so close.

I'm gonna entirely base my vote on past transactions before, during and after halvings. Just by basing it on that, we could already see that BTC dips at the start and middle of the halving and only after a year would it actually show potential results of a pump. That would result in a possible ATH in 2022, instead of 2021. 2021 would be the transition period I'd suppose of traders and miners alike from the halving in May 2020 and would only start moving BTC up by at the  least, end of 2020. Of course, it's totally plausible for BTC to spike up after halving, but im more inclined to following past examples.

I vote YES, and I think most will choose that answer because it is quite realistic that in 2+ years the price will rise even more than last ATH ($20k). My reason for this is pretty simple, and lies in the fact that next year is halving, after which a big pump usually happens. I also think that we can expect a lot of positive changes in the next two years that will further strengthen BTC and increase investor interest.

All this, of course, should be taken with a dose of caution, because history does not have to repeat itself, and things can go in a completely different direction. However, if Bitcoin continues to follow its usual pattern, the price increase can be between 5-10 times from the current price, which puts us in the range from $35k to $75k. For those who think it's impossible, just look at 2017, the price has increased as much as 20 times in just one year.

Of course, this is not an investment tip, just my personal opinion.

Everyone who invest in bitcoin is optimistic that the market would rally after the halving and so is the reason people still stick to the market even when the market went down considerably for a couple of years after touching an all time high valuation, if people did loose their trust in the market we would have seen further bleeding but now the market is fine and everyone is waiting for the next boom.

So far, 4 - 0 in favor for "yes"
this is how optimistic the people here, we've reach that price already, its impossible we will not reach that again.
its in 2022 and that is like 3 years from now, while the last ATH was just achieved in months due to the bull run.

There will be another bull run that will come and I am very optimistic it will happen within 3 years. s