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Title: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Odalv on February 22, 2013, 02:15:31 PM
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Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: deeplink on February 22, 2013, 02:19:34 PM
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Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: akspecs on February 22, 2013, 02:54:01 PM
Realistically no.  We're having these guys exchange their current bit coin for silver.  It's not a bad idea.  Unfortunately I don't have 10k + bit coins but I'd do the same.  I'm just buying myself pizza every time I make a dime in bitcoin.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Evolvo on February 22, 2013, 08:09:47 PM
haha...I do think that it will grow exponentially as the adoption rate increases...especially if larger and well known businesses start taking bitcoin transactions.  I think we might be past 100 by the end of this year.  We'll see


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: danicellero on February 22, 2013, 08:16:33 PM
60$... woow


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: bitcoinsrock on February 22, 2013, 09:17:01 PM
When does it peak? Keep going after 60?


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: thomasg on February 22, 2013, 09:18:10 PM
Now thats some great news!!


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Odalv on February 22, 2013, 09:33:26 PM
$60 is the worst scenario :-)


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Odalv on February 22, 2013, 09:44:12 PM
When does it peak? Keep going after 60?
I believe it will. It will grow forever or fail to zero (if someone destroys internet). Looks like peak will be above $200 (this year), but then may be fall.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: pyromaniac on February 22, 2013, 09:58:02 PM
Still no correction yet. Nobody knows when it fall down. It can falls down just like an angel. From $40 down to $4.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Odalv on February 22, 2013, 10:10:18 PM
Still no correction yet. Nobody knows when it fall down. It can falls down just like an angel. From $40 down to $4.
I think, btc will not fall below bottom red line (under $20 in april (and then rise to $60), or $60 at the end of year). It depends on how big wave comes.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: danicellero on February 23, 2013, 11:40:06 AM
I wish it would go up to 60$...incredible!!


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: gILisH on February 23, 2013, 11:55:06 AM
It's all about supply and demand.
If we consider the Bitcoin as Gold - then the more people use it, the more people buy with it.
The less there are Bitcoins to provide. Hence - price goes up. Hence we start using mBTC.

mBTC is a form of psychology where you don't use 1 bitcoin to buy a house or 0.0001 bitcoin to buy a bubble gum.
Numbers in our mind should stay correlated to nowadays currencies.

BTCBTCBTCBTCgILisHBTCBTCBTC




Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: akspecs on February 23, 2013, 09:16:24 PM
Are you miner?

Yeah I've been mining a lot lately.  Nothing professional like other people.  Just a hobbyist.

I trade options mostly and am familiar with technical analysis.  When I get my charts showing this BTC data nicely I'll show you my true thoughts.  I think we're going pop before we continue our leg upward.  A healthy correction is needed.  The volatility is too high for the big adoption rate we're hoping for.

I am rooting for BTC, so don't get me wrong.  I just want to speculators to get weeded out.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: twolifeinexile on February 24, 2013, 01:21:16 AM
When does it peak? Keep going after 60?
I believe it will. It will grow forever or fail to zero (if someone destroys internet). Looks like peak will be above $200 (this year), but then may be fall.

Bitcoin will fail at some time in future, nothing exist forever and do not forget bitcoin is the first crypto-currency but not nessearily the fittest either


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Sinner32.32 on February 24, 2013, 02:04:17 AM
I bought 320 BTC for $6/BTC, hope the rate will be $60 and up :)


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: hyphenx on February 24, 2013, 03:07:05 AM
I've been watching bitcoins since sub $6, being aussie though its difficult to get bitcoins. Finally got my mtgox account verified, had to watch the price climb from $14 to $30 in that time though :(

Just keep in mind that the exchange rate may not continue to climb exponentially. Recent prices fluctuated with the release of ASIC miners. Everyone buying in to purchase Avalon miners. Once BFL labs start shipping, we will see more BTC generated and this price could go down.
If though during this time more people continue to adopt bitcoin as was also seen this last few months: Reddit, Mega. We could see this stabilise prices wherever they may be. Either way, if you brought in at $6 you will make a profit any time in the next 24months.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Woodcock36 on February 24, 2013, 06:07:42 AM
I first heard and "got involved" in June 2010 I was set to make a mint if I hadn't been an idiot and thought it was a fad. I don't have that wallet anymore and am trying to get back into the game, but feel like I may have been passed by on this. Getting in at $.10/BTC made sense. Getting in now feels like a major battle. I don't see any reason why there should be a $60 ceiling. BTC commerce is based on its own market and imho, the offline market value is strictly there for reference purposes. At some point when the entire financial system goes bust BTC will still act as a form of payment for digital goods and services, thus giving it a value of its own. I love that it is ~$30 because it is essentially money that has been created from thin air, and the world will start taking note because of this. When it hits $60, they will have to stand up and take note. It will be interesting to watch, but I trust we will see it shoot past 60 with ease.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: xavier on February 26, 2013, 01:22:50 AM
Are you miner?

I am rooting for BTC, so don't get me wrong.  I just want to speculators to get weeded out.


Why? What's wrong with speculation?


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: windtilt on February 26, 2013, 02:58:56 AM
60 would be fine with me.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: makem on February 26, 2013, 04:10:19 PM
600$ would be even better  :)


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: EvilLizardApparel on February 26, 2013, 04:12:14 PM
Using "Trends" to speculate future price is never a guarantee. People tried that with US Airways, it went bankrupt obviously. This is years ago, but still.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: blackreplica on February 28, 2013, 11:29:38 AM
Getting in last year would have been a great time. The way it is now, though with an all time high just reached, it would take a bit of faith to buy in now. Though if one really believed and was willing to hold on to them a while I think they would still make big money


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: akspecs on March 02, 2013, 02:55:36 AM
Why? What's wrong with speculation?

Speculation is not wrong - but when a large number of individuals are speculating the way they are now, it leads to bubbles - like the recent '07-'08 crisis.  People freak out and sell off and it causes serious instability.  The kind of speculation bitcoin is experiencing is not good for the community as a whole.

Bitcoin needs more adoption - but not from speculators.  It needs larger scale adoption from more retailers and people who want to accept bitcoin as a method of payment.  It needs adoption from individuals who want to use it as a better method of transferring funds overseas.  With how unstable things are now, and the upcoming inevitable pullback - it'll only hurt bitcoin's reputation.

Of course these are my views, and I have a bias in the long term success in bitcoin.  But the closer this resembles a currency, the better.

So far we are seeing all other fiat currencies outperform bitcoin in terms of stability, (except for a few notable exceptions like the Japanese Yen).

Now, I'm not saying bitcoin hasn't appreciated in value more - but this is not stability.

Putting things into perspective, less than a year ago 2 . . . 2.5 BTC bought 1 oz of silver.

Today, 1 BTC buys more than an oz of silver.  This is just phenomenal in one sense, (it's providing one of the best opportunities that have existed in the history in BTC -> to buy silver with your BTC). 

That previous example won't stick though.  Just my 2 satoshis.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: debianlinux on March 02, 2013, 03:02:03 AM
Once BFL labs start shipping, we will see more BTC generated and this price could go down.

You are right for a very temporary and shortlived window which doesn't really affect the big picture you're talking about. The network adjusts to keep bitcoin generation at a near constant rate, so no, the introduction to ASIC to the market does not have the effect of any higher rate of bitcoin generation than we have today save a short period of time for the network to adjust to a suddenly increased hash rate.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: rta on March 02, 2013, 04:02:35 PM
Today, 1 BTC buys more than an oz of silver.  This is just phenomenal in one sense, (it's providing one of the best opportunities that have existed in the history in BTC -> to buy silver with your BTC). 

Know anywhere to buy silver with prices close to spot? Buying with BTC's are great and all, but if the margin is much higher than when buying with dollars, it doesn't really make sense.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Dooley28 on March 02, 2013, 07:24:17 PM
Today, 1 BTC buys more than an oz of silver.  This is just phenomenal in one sense, (it's providing one of the best opportunities that have existed in the history in BTC -> to buy silver with your BTC). 

Know anywhere to buy silver with prices close to spot? Buying with BTC's are great and all, but if the margin is much higher than when buying with dollars, it doesn't really make sense.

Agreed.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: akspecs on March 03, 2013, 06:00:43 AM
Know anywhere to buy silver with prices close to spot? Buying with BTC's are great and all, but if the margin is much higher than when buying with dollars, it doesn't really make sense.
There are plenty of situations where this may or may not make sense.

In most cases it absolutely does not make sense to trade USD -> BTC -> SILVER for an example.

In my specific case, I had been mining BTC for a few months prior to 2013, and all of 2013.  I also put a few paychecks directly into BTC just to hold.  In this time BTC had soared.  Rather than converting my BTC to USD and waiting a few days to receive my money, also paying the transfer fees and commissions to trade on Mt. Gox, I decided to directly trade BTC for silver.  The mark up isn't as drastic as you say, and there are many sites which will mark up physical silver less than $2.  Although silver eagles are relatively expensive, silver buffalo's can trade within this range I mention (currently sub $30 if buying more than a particular amount, only a $1.30 premium to spot).  At the time of this posting, 1 oz silver eagles can be bought for ~ $32 . . . $33, while BTC is trading at BTC1 > $34.

So in short, I've never owned more physical silver in my life.  I'll plan to make a seperate post about this later.  This is one of the best opportunities anyone who holds BTC to get into silver.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: niner on March 03, 2013, 07:57:38 AM
I first heard and "got involved" in June 2010 I was set to make a mint if I hadn't been an idiot and thought it was a fad. I don't have that wallet anymore and am trying to get back into the game, but feel like I may have been passed by on this. Getting in at $.10/BTC made sense. Getting in now feels like a major battle. I don't see any reason why there should be a $60 ceiling. BTC commerce is based on its own market and imho, the offline market value is strictly there for reference purposes. At some point when the entire financial system goes bust BTC will still act as a form of payment for digital goods and services, thus giving it a value of its own. I love that it is ~$30 because it is essentially money that has been created from thin air, and the world will start taking note because of this. When it hits $60, they will have to stand up and take note. It will be interesting to watch, but I trust we will see it shoot past 60 with ease.

I stood around doing a lot of hand-wringing that I hadn't got in under $5 ... watched it all the way up to about $26 then finally started accumulating.  I gained a little more confidence every day but the waiting was more excruciating than actually buying in and risking it.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: primeasic on March 03, 2013, 08:57:14 AM
the more people actively use bitcoin the more fast the price will go up.

price would only fall from now on if there was a flaw found in the system, i guess.

would be nice to see it go up to 60, but that wouldn't be the top i think


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: eocfina on March 03, 2013, 09:37:30 AM
i hope price will be $50 in the summer  :)


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: peewee on March 03, 2013, 09:43:48 AM
When does it peak? Keep going after 60?
I believe it will. It will grow forever or fail to zero (if someone destroys internet). Looks like peak will be above $200 (this year), but then may be fall.

Bitcoin will fail at some time in future, nothing exist forever and do not forget bitcoin is the first crypto-currency but not nessearily the fittest either

The only reason it will fail is if we don't get enough computing power behind it before a government entity tries to take it over with obscene expenditures.   Bitcoin is built upon a distributed network with a combined computing power...as long as that gets to a point in excess of reasonable overload by an influx of tech from a government it will be around for a long time.

You don't to be kicking yourself wishing you'd thrown a couple hundred bucks at some microsoft stock back in the day (looking in mirror). It's a risk especially with the asic influx but looks like the asic manufacturers are spreading the wealth enough to prevent devaluing (a basic premise of bitcoin)


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: niko on March 03, 2013, 10:06:16 AM
Once BFL labs start shipping, we will see more BTC generated and this price could go down.
There are at least two problems with this statement.

1. BFL might never ship, or by the time they do the competition might have made their technology irrelevant

2. There will be no "more BTC generated," as network adjusts difficulty every 2016 blocks to maintain an average of 10 blocks generated per hour, or 150 coins mined per hour.  If BFL ever ships, much like any other vendor their shipments will gradually start arriving to miners over weeks and months - assembly, testing, shipping, customs, holidays, etc.

You comment would only make sense in the universe where BFL rigs magically show up in everybody's homes on the same day and start hashing, while most of GPUs, FPGA, and ASICMINER and Avalon ASICs mysteriously stop hashing at the same moment. Even then, BFL rigs would only manage to mine for a few days before they cause difficulty to jump)...


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Odalv on April 17, 2013, 10:53:14 PM
Looks like prediction $200+ and correction to $60 done. :-) (faster than expected ... only few weeks)  ... next target $1000+ and correction to $300


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: pandapeluche on April 17, 2013, 11:01:07 PM
what about other coins


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Odalv on April 17, 2013, 11:10:34 PM
what about other coins
I do not believe in other coins. It will take years to develop infrastructure (build markets, trusted exchanges, ASICS, find rich investors).


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Garbaek on April 17, 2013, 11:20:28 PM
looks like its a rollercoaster these days for bitcoin..



Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: stikonas on April 17, 2013, 11:25:01 PM
It might be stable for a few days around $90...


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: knocte on April 18, 2013, 12:19:34 AM
why?


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Pouncer on April 18, 2013, 12:40:10 AM
Not to $60.. more like to $1600 & beyond.
http://politicalmetals.com/2013/03/28/will-bitcoin-reach-parity-with-gold/


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: stripykitteh on April 18, 2013, 12:46:08 AM
It might be stable for a few days around $90...

Based on...? Are you a technical analyst? Not trolling, just interested.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: nwtrades on April 18, 2013, 12:48:24 AM
Interesting to see there was a bit of a rally in price today after the mass sell-off over the past week.  Let's see where it goes next week.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: stripykitteh on April 18, 2013, 01:15:34 AM
Not to $60.. more like to $1600 & beyond.
http://politicalmetals.com/2013/03/28/will-bitcoin-reach-parity-with-gold/


Interesting article. They "parity" claim is a bit artificial, as the amount of gold ever mined is estimated to be 10 billion ounces:

http://www.howstuffworks.com/question213.htm

whereas there are only about 11 million bitcoins, and there can only ever be 21 million. So the "value" of all the gold in the world is currently about $16 trillion dollars, whereas btc is about $1 billion, 16,000 times less.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Linux on April 18, 2013, 01:21:41 AM
Will drop to 60 and rise to 100!


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: UnKnOwNiSh on April 18, 2013, 01:37:19 AM
bitcoin looks like its been going semi steady for the last week


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: b!z on August 20, 2013, 12:46:49 PM
I dont think that will ever happen in the near future.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Odalv on December 31, 2013, 12:35:21 AM
Looks like prediction $200+ and correction to $60 done. :-) (faster than expected ... only few weeks)  ... next target $1000+ and correction to $300

lol, same year, really did not expect
http://www.funlyest.com/files/articles/460/1370146914.gif.pagespeed.ce.lTD-pfQUom.gif



Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: Nthused on December 31, 2013, 12:55:33 AM
$60 Per Coin aye....that's still alot considering that it was way under that at the start & a small majority of altcoins are around the $22 mark.

I really do think Bitcoin will keep Growing & Growing "BUT" you can never predict the future haha.

Terracoin is a great start aswell for some steady Payouts :)


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: begcoin on December 31, 2013, 12:59:39 AM
I'll buy them of the OP for $61 in 2014


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: SvenTaylor1980 on December 31, 2013, 01:02:59 AM
i think Sinner32.32 is now very happy unless she sold them to early  :D


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: atlet_ante on December 31, 2013, 01:05:29 AM
what a wrong prediction. This is nostalgic. Bitcoinusers are growing and the price will not be 60 $ for a long long time.


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: melish02 on December 31, 2013, 03:00:26 AM
Hope you all held, and if so, congrats!


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: silicon_chip on December 31, 2013, 11:09:44 AM
It is facinating to look back at past predictions and current results.

Heres hoping Bitcoin and its fellow travellers have a good 2014.
Happy New Year.   :)


Title: Re: Bitcoin drop to $60
Post by: luqash3 on January 02, 2014, 06:44:25 PM
No please don’t predict bitcoin worth as $60 as I have made big bullish bets on bitcoins. In my opinion bitcoin should this time cross $1500. If it fall at $60 than I shall be on foot path while if it crosses $1500 than it shall be like a bumper prize for me. So I am 100% bullish on bitcoins