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HERE IS A CURRENT PRICE OF BITCOIN !!
AND ITS STABLE NOW :p
http://cc.cc/6l43

This thread doesn't even make sense. You've posted a screenshot of the current price only.
This isn't the right section for this. The price isn't stable either.
However, it is much less volatile than it used to be.

ROFL, it is just a joke. i guess he dreams of a alltime fixed Bitcoin price.
Remember, nothing will ever be stable except human stupidity  :D

OMG you are the best...
Now i have a site to check the stability of BTC

very good informations here, thank you  ;D

price is not even close to being stable. is this a joke?

what is this link? why don't you post the direct link instead of the shortened one.

Relax. This isn't a shortened link, it is actually a website for uploading screen captures. This is the website:  http://cc.cc/
If you want a different view, on a different website here it is: http://prntscr.com/7drn93

What he posted is pretty much useless.

Bitcoin price can only be described as wildly volatile.  Actually in my experience all cryptos pretty much are volatile.  The reason is that there is an awful lot of speculation and short term trading in the market.  This isn't exactly a bad thing as bots and traders provide liquidity.  It is bad however when they cause wild swings in price.  Bitcoins need to be stable in price before they are wildly adopted as a currency.  until then they are just another investment like gold or bonds.

From the long run it is not good for the ecosystem of crytp currencies. Ppl tend to speculate on the wild swings in price and get quick profits. IMO we need long term investors to support the buildup of bitcoin infrastructure and need loyal bitcoiners to spread bitcoin ideas to increase the adoption rate. If there is no average users and business, who buy up bitcoins, what is the point of liquidity on the market? Can you remember the situation in the end of 2013? Many speculators are flocking to bitocin then suddenly bitcoin bubble burst!   

the price of bitcoin isnt stable now.
it is moderately changing nowadays. you should make better focus on your price stability . :P

Dude, you made my day  ;)

the price is stable i think as there are no big drops, bouncing 220-240 is really normal i think

this is not stability and it will never be.. I was also wanted to have a price stability but in reality it will not stable..

What is the sense of this post? I don't understand ! This post should be posted in the "economy" section, not here. Anyway, I don't want to open that link because I don't know if is it legit.

If you're interested in bitcoin price, there is a topic in the economy section whose called "Wall Observer BTC/USD"

Well thanks to Malwarebytes, it saved a few minutes of my life to look at that nonsense (as other people said). Glad I read the comments too!

Actually I agree with you.  I think first businesses need to start accepting bitcoin payments, and then their suppliers.  But yes none of this will happen until these wild price swings tamp down a bit.

the price of bitcoin is fluctuate in every hour. So its not stable.

Bitcoin and stability should never be used in the same sentence. Every time we think BTC is stabilizing, it proves us wrong again and again.

this is exact stability, the best that bitcoin has achieved until know, price will never be one number only, ever, 100% stability don't exist in any asset, so it's a bit naive to think that one day, bitcoin will reach that point

as long as there isn't high volatility, you can call the situation good enough, like it is in this moment, it's a good example

It's volatile always.   There are swings of 10-20% all of the time.   I imagine in the distant future, it will stabilize.  There will likely be a huge upswing in 2016 with the block reward halving.

Lol. Bitcoin price will never be stable

This is the nature of a free tradeable good what Bitcoin is.

They arent volatile anymore, atleast bitcoin's volatility has ceased. It is stabilizing now, so in some way the OP is correct.

The weekly volatility is hovering around 3-4% which is great (in crypto world) compared to the 20-30% that way 1 year ago.

So if anyone baby cries over volatility, then open your eyes and look again, it is getting stable, without a central bank :)

Can someone actually predict the bitcoin prices? Is there anyway to do that? Please let me know. At least there should be a system to know what are the factors that causes the bitcoin prices go up and down.

there is something like this http://www.btcpredictions.com/, but we all know that true prediction, in the sense that you always hit the right prediction you do, does not exist

You are considering short span of time. If you consider last 6-7 months then avg. price fall has been over 30% which is not good. I think what we need is a little tweak/change to somehow take the prices up. Though, on the other hand, as much as the prices goes lower, more people will get into Bitcoins.

lol, educate yourself before posting bullshit like this one..please.

You can roughly predict the prices to a certain accuracy, around 10-40% accurate. Honestly, a lot of factors can affect it. Huge security issues, shut down or hacking of large exchange or just a huge whale pulling the price down. No one can ever predict the price accurately, it is relatively volatile.

i think bitcoin is fluctuate even each hour so bitcoin price is not stable,but we can said that price bitcoin stable on a range (i.e $220-@238) cmiiw

Atleast the daily volatility is decreasing. Maybe the OP has a bad way of expressing himself but he is actually right.

Unless some major news come, the price will stabilize around 210€ soon.

yea this low volatility is getting kind of boring.  we need more leverage

Absolutely. It has to have that stability to let more people get into bitcoins. If it keeps falling down, as the current trend, then it will lose its attraction. If it remains consistent in its prices, then there should not be any problem for any government to accept it.

Do this voluntary work and the price will never fall:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1086761.0

I already got the temporary solutions invented until more people start buying bitcoin :)

Will the prices gets stable if we all started storing the bitcoins and doing lot less short-span tradings? Where will be the bitcoin economy after 2-3 years? The criterias has to be made understandable to general users.

Especially if the exchanges get hacked and lost 70.000 BTC overnight ,which the thief will turn back to fiat.

That hurts the price, but not just that.

Many people give donations to charities which also turn back the money into fiat, instead of that, if you want to pay for charity pay with fiat, but not with bitcoin

charities converting everything to fiat aren't any different than merchants doing the the same. beside that, the impact of charities converting everything into fiat is barely worth mentioning. charities have absolutely no impact on the price. merchants do.

merchants don't dump all at the same time, otherwise ould have been declined below 200 already, also if they dump it means that someone did buy their coins, also as the demand is there no matter who is dumping and how many coins they are dumping

and they can't surely dump below current price, or they will lost value..

Yea but atleast merchants offer services and products in return. It makes a demand for bitcoin.

And as the guy above this post mentioned, they dont dump at the same time, so temporarly it gives some upvalue.

However charities are like black holes, any bitcoin you put in them are wasted forever.

If you really want to give to charity, please use fiat or 2% of your taxes, but not Bitcoin, thanks!!

Valid point. And I suppose bitcoin's role in ecommerce should also become more prominent. There should be more platforms for exchanging products with bitcoins and not with fiat. That will bring in more acceptance.

If someone is doing charity with bitcoins, then at this present time, that charity will have to be converted to fiat to make use of that charity. So I suppose in a way it is the part of the economy.

i didn't say it isn't part of the economy. i only stated that charities don't have an impact on the price. unless people donate hundreds/thousands of bitcoins per month. which isn't the case obviously.