But one thing is for sure, the veterans in bitcoin is "calm and ready" i even saw one earlier, bombarded yet continue drinking wine while holding his bitcoin as a shield then murmured "drop more, little prick".
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Thats indeed something to worry about hahah, are you a stockk investor or trader? You were also me when i was new to cryptocurrency world. The truth is, its hard to predict if it will up soon, because of so many factors. its very risky investment here.
But one thing is for sure, the veterans in bitcoin is "calm and ready" i even saw one earlier, bombarded yet continue drinking wine while holding his bitcoin as a shield then murmured "drop more, little prick".
But one thing is for sure, the veterans in bitcoin is "calm and ready" i even saw one earlier, bombarded yet continue drinking wine while holding his bitcoin as a shield then murmured "drop more, little prick".
I also think BTC went on vacations
I think it will recover, keep in mind it's still up 33% from a month ago
people have too much going on during the holidays, I think many want to rest easy, so they take out their money and take the profit they made
people have too much going on during the holidays, I think many want to rest easy, so they take out their money and take the profit they made
This is a normal phenomena with Bitcoin because of the holiday Season, people needs money right now that causes the value to dump. As of now the BTC price is approximately 13,000 USD, and it will dump a little sooner. It will recover after Holidays Season I think, also some Crypto experts says that in the year 2018 BTC price will reach up to 60,000 USD.
Well every investments has their own risk. I have also invested a lot of money last 2016 but withdrew all of it at the end of 2016 because I fear that the price will go down. But I regret my decision now. If I have only waited until this month, my money would have gone up to $800. Don't lose hope, some analysts say that the price may go up to 100K in the near future.
Investing in crypto seems like gambling. Lets hope it recovers and sets new records.
Nobody can say for certain what bitcoin's price will do. However up until now its price has always recovered, then gone to new highs. The recovery can take anywhere between a few weeks and a few years. In 2013 it shot up to $250, crashed down to below $60 then shot back up to over $1000 over a period of six months.
Although there was a bear market during 2014/2015 its price is now over ten times higher than the 2013 high.
Although there was a bear market during 2014/2015 its price is now over ten times higher than the 2013 high.
It usually recovers be patient.
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Will the price recover? Theoretically, if we don't get negative regulations like bans and or whatever kind of FUD, bitcoin should rise in price due to the increasing demand and decreasing supply.
In other commodity trading, drops like this is indicative of a market slump and may result in panic selling.
And guess what? It's the same for bitcoin or crypto in general! and the panic selling in bitcoin is probably even worse, as there's so much dumb money in the market just because people FOMO in for the profits; even some guys grandma probably is interested in investing in bitcoin.Will the price recover? Theoretically, if we don't get negative regulations like bans and or whatever kind of FUD, bitcoin should rise in price due to the increasing demand and decreasing supply.
Nah, usual holiday season. No panic. Bitcoin was going up for weeks without any reason. It had to come down afterall. In a month's time everything will recover I think. But maybe not. No one can tell you for sure
Hi I am new here and not used to the volatility 
in the price, and will the market recover or is it due to selling during the festive season? 
In other commodity trading, drops like this is indicative of a market slump and may result in panic selling. Is this a true reflection or is it normal?
in the price, and will the market recover or is it due to selling during the festive season? In other commodity trading, drops like this is indicative of a market slump and may result in panic selling. Is this a true reflection or is it normal?
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