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Topic: Will you cash out your bitcoins for Black Friday? - page 6. (Read 1029 times)

mk4
legendary
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Bitcoin is volatile, and can easily rise and crash without good/bad news. We can think of reasons and speculate on why prices move such directions, but there's really no way to know for sure.

As a Legendary member that has been here since 2014, you should probably know this by now.

Yea, I have been a member since 2014 and a Bitcoiner way before that, but the price behaviour has changed a lot in the last

couple of months. We have seen a stable price for months now and now suddenly we are seeing slight volatility again. We

also saw volatility linked to "news" that was published in social media, but this time there are not something that was

announced that might cause a dip in the price.  Huh Huh Huh (Apart from the upcoming Bitcoin Trash fork)

The bitcoin markets have only existed more or less just a decade. And yes, there are some things that might be weird because we haven't seen something similar in the past. But guess what? I'm pretty sure we haven't seen nothing yet. Long term, I'm 100% sure we're bound to see rise and drops in price multiple times as massive compared to what we have seen last December. Buckle up your seatbelts and enjoy the volatility ride. Tongue
legendary
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$300 isn’t much of a drop these days, it’s just normal price movement. I will start to panic a little if we crash much below $6000 though.

legendary
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Bitcoin is volatile, and can easily rise and crash without good/bad news. We can think of reasons and speculate on why prices move such directions, but there's really no way to know for sure.

As a Legendary member that has been here since 2014, you should probably know this by now.

Yea, I have been a member since 2014 and a Bitcoiner way before that, but the price behaviour has changed a lot in the last

couple of months. We have seen a stable price for months now and now suddenly we are seeing slight volatility again. We

also saw volatility linked to "news" that was published in social media, but this time there are not something that was

announced that might cause a dip in the price.  Huh Huh Huh (Apart from the upcoming Bitcoin Trash fork)
jr. member
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Expenses are inevitable and most times imperative and when the need calls you would have to meet up.

That said, lots of factors affect the price movements. And the market has been more or less the same as it has been the majority of this year.
Also I am not aware of any Black Friday offers as yet, the market is maybe not as active as it was at this time last year.
mk4
legendary
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📟 t3rminal.xyz
Bitcoin is volatile, and can easily rise and crash without good/bad news. We can think of reasons and speculate on why prices move such directions, but there's really no way to know for sure.

As a Legendary member that has been here since 2014, you should probably know this by now.
legendary
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I see a slight drop in the price in the last couple of days and that made me think, why this might happen now.  Huh My best

guess is that a lot of people might be converting bitcoins to fiat to enable them to buy cheap goods at retailers that are not

offering Bitcoin payments. Will you also cash out some bitcoins to shop at Walmart or Amazon or whatever retailer you shop

at, that are giving these massive discounts? This will surely explain the drop in the price, a week before Black Friday

starts.  Huh

I see no other major announcement that would explain the recent drop in the price.  Angry
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