Topic: Would you rather see steady growth in Bitcoin or strong upward spikes instead? - page 12. (Read 2411 times)
May 08, 2018, 12:38:23 AM
For what it is, big spikes always comes with big headache corrections. A steady growth is sustainable, healthier and desired.
May 07, 2018, 06:41:36 PM
A steady growth just like what we have now is much better compared to a strong upward spike that we had expeirenced months ago, since it only means that what we have now are strong will investors, who know when to buy, hold and sell, and it only shows that we have a very health market, however for an upward spike, it is considered just a hype, a pump, and certainly after every pum, dumping will follow afterwards, since the price already had increased so much, for a very little amount of time, most will sell off, since it is an easy profit for them, and this does not shaw a very health market. Among the two, I would rather choose a steady growth than a strong upward spike.
May 07, 2018, 06:04:08 PM
I would rather see a steady growth rather than a strong upward. Because i believe that everything that goes up fast will go down faster.
May 07, 2018, 05:02:53 PM
I wanted to see what the general thoughts of the community here are. With bitcoin being in a pretty steady state for the past few weeks, it seems like there's going to be a set up for some kind of growth. With that, there can be many paths, but after seeing today's price (which was up around 5% when I checked), I was wondering if the volatility is what people actually like about bitcoin.
So, do you guys like the volatility and the strong spikes upwards or would you rather like steady growth, around 5% gains over time?
So, do you guys like the volatility and the strong spikes upwards or would you rather like steady growth, around 5% gains over time?
For the time being, I guess that anything of those scenarios works well for me. I like trading, so I enjoy the spikes, but I also would like to see bitcoin turning into a currency, so for that to work out, the spikes are actually quite bad, so a steady growth would be good as well. Even if bitcoin remain stable, and didn't grow that much would still be decent enough for it to slowly become a currency since people would start using it, and stop being so afraid of holding it for long term.
May 07, 2018, 04:26:34 PM
I guess what the real question here is: Are you a short seller or a long term investor.
For the smart people, we want dat 5% long term steady growth
For the smart people, we want dat 5% long term steady growth
May 07, 2018, 04:17:58 PM
I support you that I also want a steady growth with a little taxation and judiciary onlookers
March 25, 2018, 01:41:20 AM
I prefer speed rise of Bitcoin rather than stable growth of it because when it's price is good it can attract more investors to invest and also traders and that what everyone likes.
March 21, 2018, 04:39:18 PM
I just joined bitcoin economy and this forum I need to learn much before answering
March 19, 2018, 01:20:58 AM
Of course I would like to see the rise of BTC!
Many people like my opinion, hope BTC can go up! Stable things mean certain values, and BTC is different. He has a lot of value and is widely accepted by the market!
Many people like my opinion, hope BTC can go up! Stable things mean certain values, and BTC is different. He has a lot of value and is widely accepted by the market!
March 19, 2018, 12:25:14 AM
I prefer strong price increases. Because it will make me more excited in trading. It will get rich faster. If the price is stable it will long get rich
March 18, 2018, 11:50:48 PM
I favour sharp uphikes as I want to get rich overnight. Cant wait to buy my first bike
March 18, 2018, 08:19:00 PM
In that case the craze of btcs will decrease because then it couldn't provide that amount of profit which everyone wants from btcs
March 17, 2018, 09:54:07 PM
I support you that I also want a steady growth with a little taxation and judiciary onlookers
March 16, 2018, 06:29:15 AM
I would prefer a steady growth in Bitcoin's price rather than strong upward spikes. I feel like if there is a sudden spike in the price, a sudden downward movement will follow. It is possible that we can see more stable price in the market if we would prefer a steady growth.
I agree too, having a strong upward spikes is not good in my opinion because sometimes it happens with just hype and maybe it will result in a down on it's price in the following days, or weeks. I rather have steady growth in bitcoin, means there are many event that happen in the bitcoin that makes it's price stable towards rising. It does not matter if it happens in a months or years as long as the growth is continuous with only few downs.
March 16, 2018, 05:36:21 AM
I would prefer a steady growth in Bitcoin's price rather than strong upward spikes. I feel like if there is a sudden spike in the price, a sudden downward movement will follow. It is possible that we can see more stable price in the market if we would prefer a steady growth.
I agree too, having a strong upward spikes is not good in my opinion because sometimes it happens with just hype and maybe it will result in a down on it's price in the following days, or weeks. I rather have steady growth in bitcoin, means there are many event that happen in the bitcoin that makes it's price stable towards rising. It does not matter if it happens in a months or years as long as the growth is continuous with only few downs.
March 16, 2018, 04:48:50 AM
I would prefer a steady growth in Bitcoin's price rather than strong upward spikes. I feel like if there is a sudden spike in the price, a sudden downward movement will follow. It is possible that we can see more stable price in the market if we would prefer a steady growth.
I agree too, having a strong upward spikes is not good in my opinion because sometimes it happens with just hype and maybe it will result in a down on it's price in the following days, or weeks. I rather have steady growth in bitcoin, means there are many event that happen in the bitcoin that makes it's price stable towards rising. It does not matter if it happens in a months or years as long as the growth is continuous with only few downs.
March 16, 2018, 04:46:27 AM
Who are we exactly to determine the growth of bitcoin. Obviously for the better part of everybody, strong upward spikes are better and that's what we have seen in Bitcoin. Steady growth is for investments and companies that are centralized and are controlled by the SEC shit and all.
Id rather see the steady growth in bitcoin because it could mean that the bitcoin market is stable. It doesnt matter if its high or low, as long as we are in a stable state.
March 16, 2018, 04:34:45 AM
Who are we exactly to determine the growth of bitcoin. Obviously for the better part of everybody, strong upward spikes are better and that's what we have seen in Bitcoin. Steady growth is for investments and companies that are centralized and are controlled by the SEC shit and all.
Id rather see the steady growth in bitcoin because it could mean that the bitcoin market is stable. It doesnt matter if its high or low, as long as we are in a stable state.
March 06, 2018, 02:52:06 AM
I would prefer a steady growth in Bitcoin's price rather than strong upward spikes. I feel like if there is a sudden spike in the price, a sudden downward movement will follow. It is possible that we can see more stable price in the market if we would prefer a steady growth.
March 06, 2018, 02:33:31 AM
I want is steady growth in Bitcoin because of steady income. For me having a strong upward spikes also include strong downward spike, which is very bad in investor. Most specially if the investor is new joiner in the market.
Both the steady growth and having a strong upward strike have their own pros and cons and that you need to decide very much carefully which thing out of both to choose. Having a strong upward strike can result in huge fame and can result in so many number of investors as well but this can result in huge loss also at time when this spike will come down. Having a steady growth is less risky but then not more number of investors will invest in it.
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