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where there is a will there is a way
We have some hope in btc
But also think that btc can hit the bottom line .
Topic: Will it hit $1000 again? - page 2. (Read 15492 times)
Btc will or maybe hit 1k$ we can say
We have some hope in btc
But also think that btc can hit the bottom line .
We have some hope in btc
But also think that btc can hit the bottom line .
never hit $1000 again, forget its guy dont hope to much with bitcoin.
BTC will never hit 1000$;
from 998 BTC will hit 1001$
I think if the Winklevoss ETF gets approved and launched, we'll see a huge panic buying and big correction. If that happens, we could be at $1,000 or more in next years
Never before BTC failed to reach the former ATH, no matter how big the fall and even if it takes some time.
I doubt it will be different this time
I doubt it will be different this time
never hit $1000 again, forget its guy dont hope to much with bitcoin.
I wouldn't be surprised if it went UP to $1000 again
but you have to be patient ,btc not will just jump without anything good news
but you have to be patient ,btc not will just jump without anything good news
Yes.
I guess somwhere around next block halving we could have four digit prices again.
I believe someone dug out this thread in order to show people how there were people waiting for BTC to go up to $1000 again in December 2013... Well, i tell you what: I'm fairly certain that it will return to those prices, and even form new All Time Highs we can't even dream about now.
if you put no time limit, or use something like 5-10 years, its pretty sure to say that that may just happen and we see new ath.
dec 2013 prices were too optimistic, and it was obvious how that couldnt sustan for long, same thing would happen now if we would go to 1200-2000 usd, after just few months we would drop atleat half value.
we can and we will see >1000 again, but not to trade until then is a definite mistake,unless you dont know what ure doing.
cheers
Have anyone given the thought that few more halvings can actually reduce the amount of new coins to the market and that supply is now much lower than the demand... and this coupled with ever increasing higher adoption rate. I don't know but i see every possibility as we progresses further
If bitcoin succeeds, a price increase is inevitable, it's basically cause and effect, thats why so many people is holding long term.This is true, although even a bit more simply: If demand remains constant, the price increase is inevitable because the supply is diminishing at a constant rate until it is fixed.
Supply is growing at an insane pace, maybe you meant that *supply increase* will diminish over time...
Also, as far as we can see, demand is decreasing, not remaining constant:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/an-analysis-bid-ask-sums-on-btc-exchanges-conclusion-no-demand-for-btc-934650
How do you even calculate demand accurately? Plus we don't know how things are going to develop. It only takes one day for things to blow up then all your work trying to predict adaption goes to hell as it goes viral overnight.
This is true, although even a bit more simply: If demand remains constant, the price increase is inevitable because the supply is diminishing at a constant rate until it is fixed.
"Supply diminishing"? What?Supply is growing at an insane pace, maybe you meant that supply increase will diminish over time...
Also, as far as we can see, demand is decreasing, not remaining constant:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/an-analysis-bid-ask-sums-on-btc-exchanges-conclusion-no-demand-for-btc-934650
Have anyone given the thought that few more halvings can actually reduce the amount of new coins to the market and that supply is now much lower than the demand... and this coupled with ever increasing higher adoption rate. I don't know but i see every possibility as we progresses further
If bitcoin succeeds, a price increase is inevitable, it's basically cause and effect, thats why so many people is holding long term.This is true, although even a bit more simply: If demand remains constant, the price increase is inevitable because the supply is diminishing at a constant rate until it is fixed.
Supply is growing at an insane pace, maybe you meant that *supply increase* will diminish over time...
Also, as far as we can see, demand is decreasing, not remaining constant:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/an-analysis-bid-ask-sums-on-btc-exchanges-conclusion-no-demand-for-btc-934650
I believe someone dug out this thread in order to show people how there were people waiting for BTC to go up to $1000 again in December 2013... Well, i tell you what: I'm fairly certain that it will return to those prices, and even form new All Time Highs we can't even dream about now.
Have anyone given the thought that few more halvings can actually reduce the amount of new coins to the market and that supply is now much lower than the demand... and this coupled with ever increasing higher adoption rate. I don't know but i see every possibility as we progresses further
If bitcoin succeeds, a price increase is inevitable, it's basically cause and effect, thats why so many people is holding long term.This is true, although even a bit more simply: If demand remains constant, the price increase is inevitable because the supply rate is diminishing at a constant rate until it is fixed.
Have anyone given the thought that few more halvings can actually reduce the amount of new coins to the market and that supply is now much lower than the demand... and this coupled with ever increasing higher adoption rate. I don't know but i see every possibility as we progresses further
If bitcoin succeeds, a price increase is inevitable, it's basically cause and effect, thats why so many people is holding long term. Have anyone given the thought that few more halvings can actually reduce the amount of new coins to the market and that supply is now much lower than the demand... and this coupled with ever increasing higher adoption rate. I don't know but i see every possibility as we progresses further
Halving events occur in approximately four year cycles.Next Bitcoin halving will happen in the end of July 2016 (clock here: http://bitcoinclock.com/).
So I am not sure if you aware of the time perspective, when talking about 'few more halvings'.
Have anyone given the thought that few more halvings can actually reduce the amount of new coins to the market and that supply is now much lower than the demand... and this coupled with ever increasing higher adoption rate. I don't know but i see every possibility as we progresses further
I dont think bitcoin will ever hit $1000 again, there will be no more bubbles because there are many more merchants/exchanges now
Money moves mountains.
At this point there is soo little money in Bitcoin that real investors with hundreds of millions of new money can shake things up quite a bit.
Best years for Bitcoin will come, don't worry. If you do worry, then sell your coins.
I expect to see $1000 in H2 2015. Let's say I hope so...
I dont think bitcoin will ever hit $1000 again, there will be no more bubbles because there are many more merchants/exchanges now
Trust me, there will be big bubbles still with big investors getting in.
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