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March 13, 2018, 03:34:46 AM
That is not possible, because the nature of the decentralization blockchain so that prices will certainly be marketed on the market with demand-supply conditions. It's true that Bitcoin only has a maximum supply of 21M,
and I think this will not get completely mined out because fewer resources are available so the value earned every mined will continue to decrease, so that still survive only the big miners with the pool, whereas the private miners will return to the market to trade .
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legendary
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March 13, 2018, 03:04:51 AM
I think it can't be possible that the price will be stable, coz its fast growing economy and there's more new users who invest in bitcoin so that also the price will rise up and if the users still remains on their count the price will go down.
Bitcoin price can become stable once the bitcoin users become more poapular and more and more people start accepting bitcoin, Currently the bitcoin users are not too many, big whales are manipulating the price but when bitcoin users will increase then it will become difficult for them to manipulate the bitcoin price and hope that bitcoin price will become stable then.
newbie
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March 13, 2018, 02:25:10 AM
Bitcoin is on now volatile. We can grow it's price by some step. We should not be worried about the price. We should buy and hold Bitcoin untill hitting a good price. Don't sell it now and wait for more investment on it. Hopefully price will be rising.
jr. member
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March 13, 2018, 02:09:44 AM
For now bitcoin will not stable due many rule and regulation from the local government. Maybe for this 3rd quarter of this year it may stable.
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March 13, 2018, 02:07:27 AM
I remembered watching a video about bitcoins and the simple information that a beginner can understand. It says that bitcoin only has the maximum of 21 million bitcoins and 17 or 18 million has been mined.

What would happen if the very last block were mined? Will the value of bitcoin finally be stabilized?
what do you mean by "Stable price"?for me theres no such thing as that,because this currency being popularized and followed with support by volatility and if the price become stable then,this will never be growing,market will stop moving and investors will start leaving
full member
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March 13, 2018, 02:01:20 AM
Will the price be stable? Bitcoins price has never been stable through out the years. since bitcoin is made, it has never been stable. We never know when the bitcoins price would become stable bitcoin would still have its ups and downs but and we never know what could happen to bitcoin in the near future but i believe that bitcoin can change the world how people see the bitcoin on how it works and Helps many people who are currently having financial problem.
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March 13, 2018, 01:50:49 AM
I think it can't be possible that the price will be stable, coz its fast growing economy and there's more new users who invest in bitcoin so that also the price will rise up and if the users still remains on their count the price will go down.
full member
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March 13, 2018, 01:23:10 AM
I remembered watching a video about bitcoins and the simple information that a beginner can understand. It says that bitcoin only has the maximum of 21 million bitcoins and 17 or 18 million has been mined.

What would happen if the very last block were mined? Will the value of bitcoin finally be stabilized?

The price will definitely rise because there's no more bitcoins to mine meaning no more bitcoins are being made for the purpose of trading. I guess bitcoins will eventually stabilize in price since supply has stopped growing and the bitcoin movement globally will probably slowdown.
newbie
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March 13, 2018, 01:21:22 AM
Bitcoin can only get stable if it gets regulated. Once all bitcoins have been mined the price of bitcoin will be sky rocket as now the demand at that time would be increasing with no more increase in supply. So eventually the price will get higher and higher. Bitcoin needs to be properly regulated before that point arises to make it stable.
full member
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March 13, 2018, 01:15:50 AM
I think the price will not be stable as long as there is a buying and selling process, because of the buying and selling process that causes the price is unstable. All we can do to deal with this is to follow how the market price moves, so even if prices are unstable we can still make a profit. Wink
I don't feel that cost is being steady, the request and supply controls about exchanging is extremely unmistakable on it. why that the cost being steady when excessively numerous individuals needs it the cost is going up however in the other way around when an excessive number of individuals offer it the cost going down. I cannot envision that the cost is going stable its being futile to every one of the merchants around the globe.
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March 13, 2018, 01:12:50 AM
I think the price will not be stable as long as there is a buying and selling process, because of the buying and selling process that causes the price is unstable. All we can do to deal with this is to follow how the market price moves, so even if prices are unstable we can still make a profit. Wink
sr. member
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March 13, 2018, 01:07:49 AM
I think it would be really hard for the price to be stable ,
Because of the huge number of investors and the supplies circulating is being lessen by the lost wallets .
full member
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March 13, 2018, 01:05:02 AM
 i dont think that price is being stable, the demand and supply rules about trading is very visible on it. how come that the price being stable when too many people wants it the price is going up but in the vice versa when too many people sell it the price going down. i cant imagine that the price is going stable its being useless to all the traders around the world.
newbie
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March 13, 2018, 01:01:51 AM
I think the price will be not stable in the world  because bitcoin price always tend to be up and down. It's price is sometimes much more or sometimes less. So I can say that not will the price be stable.
newbie
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March 13, 2018, 12:33:25 AM
i dont think price will be stable because it is a currency. the price is increasing some time it decrease because the demand and supply is being used.

You are right, bitcoin prices are determined from the market and it's only natural that bitcoin there is a decrease and an increase in prices. Although the value is not stable but in the end bitcoin will still increase its value.
hero member
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March 13, 2018, 12:30:37 AM
I remembered watching a video about bitcoins and the simple information that a beginner can understand. It says that bitcoin only has the maximum of 21 million bitcoins and 17 or 18 million has been mined.

What would happen if the very last block were mined? Will the value of bitcoin finally be stabilized?

It could be, but price stabilization might also come before the mining rewards end, even though it's unlikely. The current state is that everytime there's a halving, the price seems going up. This is weird because everybody should have known that rewards halving date and it should not have any effect on price.

My best bet for price stabilization is when a lot of governments already legalizing Bitcoin both as a currency and asset.
jr. member
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March 13, 2018, 12:25:48 AM
the bitcoin price is certainly steady because of the growth of many investors in all countries so the bitcoin price is rising and I'm sure the bitcoin price will be stable and it will not price much just like today which is very low in price but can be proven because investors are growing and prices are increasing.
sr. member
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March 13, 2018, 12:14:12 AM
I remembered watching a video about bitcoins and the simple information that a beginner can understand. It says that bitcoin only has the maximum of 21 million bitcoins and 17 or 18 million has been mined.

What would happen if the very last block were mined? Will the value of bitcoin finally be stabilized?

I have read a post that the 21 million Bitcoins will be fully mined by the year 2041. The circulated supply right now is still less than 17 million Bitcoins. If the last block will be mined in the year 2041, that is still more than two decades away from now. Perhaps we will get back to this question a little later.  Wink Kidding aside, I think there will be no stability to Bitcoin's price, especially in the future when there will be more Bitcoin owners that will buy and sell Bitcoins every now and then. The demand will still be the one that determines the price.
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March 13, 2018, 12:12:47 AM
the price will never be stable because of its name the world of price cryptocurrency is very flutuaktif all the time,especially if the bitcoin is already limited is certainly the demand is increasing, so bitcoin prices are very unstable anymore until whenever
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March 13, 2018, 12:00:35 AM
I remembered watching a video about bitcoins and the simple information that a beginner can understand. It says that bitcoin only has the maximum of 21 million bitcoins and 17 or 18 million has been mined.

What would happen if the very last block were mined? Will the value of bitcoin finally be stabilized?
the fluctuation of bitcoin nowadays doesn't have much related to the numbers of bitcoin. the price of bitcoin is controlled by the group of people who own a huge amount of bitcoin. By holding too much bitcoin, they can effect entire market with ease. unless bitcoin is controlled by governments then bitcoin will hardlt become stable in the future.
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