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Title: Falling Dominoes? $10,000 Bitcoin Price Now Looks Inevitable
Post by: mayuri27 on November 28, 2017, 02:19:06 PM
Never say never, but bitcoin looks set to topple the $10,000 mark across global exchanges today.

While BTC is yet to pass the notable milestone on western exchanges, trading in Asia has already seen the cryptocurrency hit as high as $10,086 today on data source CoinMarketCap.

Bitcoin first started peeping above the psychological hurdle on several South Korea-based cryptocurrency exchanges last night.

As per CoinDesk's Bitcoin Price Index, however, the cryptocurrency is still trading at $9,917 levels.

That said, the chart analysis shows the dominos are falling, and bitcoin is set to pass the historical price point sooner rather than later.


Title: Re: Falling Dominoes? $10,000 Bitcoin Price Now Looks Inevitable
Post by: Opquar on November 28, 2017, 02:23:11 PM
It has always been inevitable. Its price has been hovering around that value for some time, and it has only ever been a question of when. It is crazy if you think about it tho. There are some people who were skeptical that bitcoin could break $10,000 within 2017, and we are about to hit that with a full month left. Crazy.


Title: Re: Falling Dominoes? $10,000 Bitcoin Price Now Looks Inevitable
Post by: Younggiant2018 on November 29, 2017, 10:40:03 PM
It has always been inevitable. Its price has been hovering around that value for some time, and it has only ever been a question of when. It is crazy if you think about it tho. There are some people who were skeptical that bitcoin could break $10,000 within 2017, and we are about to hit that with a full month left. Crazy.
Yes and it goes bigger and bigger in its value till the remaining days of this year. The more people get involved in bitcoin the more investments to come in and more trades to happen that keeps the bitcoin rolling to increase its value


Title: Re: Falling Dominoes? $10,000 Bitcoin Price Now Looks Inevitable
Post by: Marucya on November 30, 2017, 05:27:28 AM
Bitcoin according to CoinMarketCap reached the price, as far as I could see, 11,104 dollars, after which it began to go down and rise again in price. Now it is 10 767 dollars. This is pretty decent, if you look at the growth of its rate over the past few days. How will he behave further. no one can say. He can go further, and with the same success can start to fall. Most likely, bitkoyn will continue to rise for some time, as many still invest in it, hoping to get a huge profit.


Title: Re: Falling Dominoes? $10,000 Bitcoin Price Now Looks Inevitable
Post by: BCTS on November 30, 2017, 05:37:01 AM
It is an expected correction, a great opportunity to purchase. And he quickly stabilized to approximately the same values, which were.


Title: Re: Falling Dominoes? $10,000 Bitcoin Price Now Looks Inevitable
Post by: Ultimist on November 30, 2017, 05:48:10 AM
It is an expected correction, a great opportunity to purchase. And he quickly stabilized to approximately the same values, which were.

This is not the last correction this year, most likely someone just recorded their profits. But those who managed to buy yesterday, today takes the cream.


Title: Re: Falling Dominoes? $10,000 Bitcoin Price Now Looks Inevitable
Post by: Baofeng on November 30, 2017, 05:48:46 AM
It is an expected correction, a great opportunity to purchase. And he quickly stabilized to approximately the same values, which were.

Correction did happened, but it was quickly recovered and a lot of investors get into the picture immediately. Altcoins is suffering, so I think some cash out their altcoins and shift again to bitcoin during the price correction. So the mental barrier is broken and it looks like it can maintained at $10K level.

A lot of good news coming along the way, Nasdaq doesn't want to miss the boat as they have plans to introduce bitcoin futures as well.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-11-29/nasdaq-is-said-to-plan-bitcoin-futures-joining-biggest-rivals

So investment and financial institutions are at on board as well. What could go wrong now? ;D