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Title: It doesn't look like Post by: jessyj48 on February 21, 2020, 09:00:32 AM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think?
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: passwordnow on February 21, 2020, 09:41:12 AM It's the basic strategy for traders but for holders, the thing is to be on accumulating period all of the time.
Don't worry about what's next the halving, the probability is even in favor of us. Have you gone through 2018? It was the worse year so far that everyone has gone through, right? so why worry about what's next to halving. Look to the charts in the past for those months when bitcoin halved. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: jrrsparkles on February 21, 2020, 01:45:22 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? No one ever thought that price of bitcoin will reach over $20K in the beginning of 2017 but it really happened,now we have more adoption that 2017 if anything brings price to some peak then surely it will end up in long bull run,even traders also will turns out to be holder in that period.Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Questat on February 21, 2020, 01:51:30 PM Just look closely, analyze the price movement of bitcoin and you'll be enlighten.
Man, don't limit your imagination, just believe on the power of bitcoin, it will go beyond $10,000 and will rise further. After bitcoin reach $10,400, it never drop below $9K so we are building a strong support that could help us to break big resistance over time. I am confident that as the halving schedule is nearing, it will make bitcoin more bullish. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Tipstar on February 21, 2020, 01:57:44 PM https://hacked.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/bitcoinHalvingChart.jpg
Bitcoin price has increased at a slow pace before the halving and rapidly after the reward decreases per block. This has been true for all of the time and there is no reason for us to believe other way. It would be better to buy any coins you can and wait for a profit. I personally hoping to sell my coins above 20K this time. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: thiscomm on February 21, 2020, 02:49:16 PM instead you should try to open or initiate a transaction. because the price of bitcoin will never reach the highest price if everyone just keeps waiting and waiting. crypto can grow and prices continue to rise when they register a transaction that continues to rise.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Dart18 on February 21, 2020, 02:52:45 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? I am considering that. It is just too scary when you are at that moment. Selling mostly is where I get the goosebumps. The what if's of life. What if I sell then all of a sudden a big bump came and it never went back for a long time. That kind of event in my imagination is killing me. :D Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: DDante on February 21, 2020, 02:53:57 PM No one was expecting that huge growth in 2017 and it did happened, now adoption rate is growing faster than before so be expecting days like 2017 for sure, I belief it will actually happens
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: rhey on February 21, 2020, 02:57:46 PM I think the opposite is true in May when halving bitcoin will rise massively because halving happens every 4 years it is very unlikely to have an effect on price increases, but the impact when halving altcoin will fall massively also
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: rhey on February 21, 2020, 03:01:11 PM No one was expecting that huge growth in 2017 and it did happened, now adoption rate is growing faster than before so be expecting days like 2017 for sure, I belief it will actually happens true I am waiting for the crypto world like 2017 where the good times of the hunters get money very easily and at least projects that are not clear but for now it might be a long wait like 2017Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: TanakabZX on February 21, 2020, 03:14:18 PM No one was expecting that huge growth in 2017 and it did happened, now adoption rate is growing faster than before so be expecting days like 2017 for sure, I belief it will actually happens true I am waiting for the crypto world like 2017 where the good times of the hunters get money very easily and at least projects that are not clear but for now it might be a long wait like 2017Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: doctor877 on February 21, 2020, 03:18:03 PM It's about being prepared using the charts and FA that comes around the world. Because that's basically what's affecting the crypto market now. Alot of people dosent know this , that's we need to use the weapen we have. No one knows exactly what will happen in 3-6months time. We will only live each day as a new day with hope.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: mahilchii on February 21, 2020, 03:19:33 PM BTC has a strong capability to rise, the thing is the market looks too complicated. But the Halving in 2020 will be a surprise for everyone while crypto analyst are expecting a massive rally I think there will at least be a descent pump after halving, BTC will only help you smarter and more profitable trading decisions.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Bonwin on February 21, 2020, 03:29:06 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? You got the clue, however, we cannot yet conclude if that will be the case. If you are good at trading, that is the best you can do at the moment, because it's all about ups and downs. Also, if that is the strategy you want to deploy, try as much as possible to have a backup. Do not use all your fund to trade, in order not to be stranded. It's a plan B. The price of Bitcoin might eventually surge, which is contrary to your opinion. So, your backup will serve as the cushion for more profits and against any form of loss. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Jating on February 21, 2020, 03:44:29 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? The price of bitcoin is around $9500, and that is just $500 to $10k, so I think it's plausible that we can go to that 5 digits again prior to May. Maybe this is just a correction, as we have seen it this month already. Although there is a positive for those who are waiting for the price to go below 5 digits so that they can buy prior to the bitcoin halving in May, we will see how it goes. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: joseyphil82 on February 21, 2020, 03:52:24 PM Take your profit when you can and invest back when price falls, this is the best strategy in any market condition, crypto market can't be predicted, you will only get heart broken if you keep waiting for huge bullrun
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: ATSgrowth on February 21, 2020, 04:06:45 PM I agree that it is necessary to see Bitcoin above 10 000USD level to see altcoins growing, but if Bitcoin falls again, we can still see a bear market because the bull market wasn´t confirmed.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: xvids on February 21, 2020, 04:12:40 PM It's the basic strategy for traders but for holders, the thing is to be on accumulating period all of the time. I agree we have seen and felt the worst case.Don't worry about what's next the halving, the probability is even in favor of us. Have you gone through 2018? It was the worse year so far that everyone has gone through, right? so why worry about what's next to halving. Look to the charts in the past for those months when bitcoin halved. So why would this little price drop bother us if we already know what is coming to us because of this halving. We just need to wait a little longer to see it raise up again and it would really be worth it for us. If you couldn't play with the price fluctuation then it is better to only hold and accumulate more rather than playing with it just to lose more. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: nutriagrigia on February 21, 2020, 04:28:47 PM I think that now will be a great time in which it will be possible to make good money on the volatility of altcoins. these months when bitcoin will be moving between 8-10 thousand, altcoins will be very volatile
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: forexandcryptoauditor on February 21, 2020, 04:43:08 PM https://hacked.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/bitcoinHalvingChart.jpg I really like the presentation which is showing entire history about halving rewards events which happened in the past and 5he projection for future.Bitcoin price has increased at a slow pace before the halving and rapidly after the reward decreases per block. This has been true for all of the time and there is no reason for us to believe other way. It would be better to buy any coins you can and wait for a profit. I personally hoping to sell my coins above 20K this time. History will repeat, no doubts. For short term, it has support to 10500 after which we can see the levels of 12k. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: cabron on February 21, 2020, 05:13:07 PM Well its all still an speculation like the rest. Tone Vays said that it will even go below $5k again and proably so if it can;t break the resistance on $10500 level we may just dive again. I'm hoping it will not since its already frustrating enough to see 2 years had past and people who knew me being a Bitcoin investor are already feeling like I lose it all that I'm not living in my van alone. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: salty on February 21, 2020, 07:45:57 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? I think the whole crypto world is waiting for this event.Naturally, everyone expects growth,but any event should be doubted.Therefore, we will be optimistic and will store bitcoin until this time.Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: trauchot on February 21, 2020, 08:09:17 PM Who knows, it’s still difficult to say, but perhaps closer to Bitcoin halving itself, manipulators and big players will begin to raise the price of bitcoin very quickly, so till bitcoin halving there is time, and after bitcoin halving itself there can most likely will be a big dump.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: XCANA on February 21, 2020, 08:22:21 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? No one ever thought that price of bitcoin will reach over $20K in the beginning of 2017 but it really happened,now we have more adoption that 2017 if anything brings price to some peak then surely it will end up in long bull run,even traders also will turns out to be holder in that period.To support your clam back I 2017, I traded at the beginning when the entire was on a bull run I decided to join the community of holders. This made me a huge profits compared to my traded profits during the period. We're going to see a massive bull run 2020-2021, only those who are patient enough will enjoy the ride of Bitcoin halving. According to some experts, Bitcoin chat has a golden cross which could spike it price about 165% in the process. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: DarkDays on February 21, 2020, 08:34:59 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? If you look back at the previous halving events, Bitcoin only really experiences a minor really before the halving date. Then there's usually a brief sell-off, after which a significant run often occurs. I think that there is a good chance we'll see the same pattern this year, so I wouldn't expect it to much higher than it currently is before May. Maybe we'll top out at somewhere over $10k though, but $8k is equally likely. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: gundala on February 21, 2020, 09:49:59 PM No one knows, sometimes the reality is far from expectations. Usually, there will be a mini Bullrun and correction approaching halving, so there is no problem I think if adding a stock of some BTC and friends like BCH, BCG, etc. Then we just need to wait for the golden cross and get ready to see the rocket toward the moon. This pattern is usually repeated at halving before? Well, will it happen again? I don't know, even though it's not up to 400% like before but I think there will still be a big pump. Hopefully, there are other fundamental factors that can support it.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: o48o on February 21, 2020, 10:41:55 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? I could definitely use that scenario. But i am afraid that we could rise any day now, just because i have the same feeling about that as you and i usually trade best against my feelings. But i can't see halving hype fading anywhere just because it doesn't show up as parabolic rise, it's still shows up on every positive ta. Btw, i don't think that altcoin discussion is the right board for this topic, you might want to move this. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: BitcoinPanther on February 21, 2020, 11:06:10 PM Sometimes technical analysis fail when it comes to Bitcoin. Expect the unexpected and be ready to whatever will happen. Since everyone is expecting something with the upcoming "halving", I am not sure if it will happen.
What I think now is that, if those whales who were really triggered making it to rise up like a rocket and exceed S20k by one snap of their fingers. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: pixie85 on February 21, 2020, 11:36:40 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? This is a good advice that will work until it no longer does ;)You will maybe manage to do it once or twice but the third time you'll be so confident it works and go all in and BTC will explode and catch you with your pants down. Many have tried and many have failed to make money by repeating the same trades. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: bgaf on February 21, 2020, 11:50:28 PM Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? I think thats an absurd opinion. The price will definitely go beyond what is destined or demand from the people. Halving happpens everytime and expected to occur so even after halving there is no point to hang on a silly hype event such as that. If btc will climb up it will, no need to be force by this halving activity though. Also I think the price is looking well and stable with 9k to 10k that's not bad considering were just started this year. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: thesmallgod on February 22, 2020, 01:11:01 AM After an initial push up of the coin, the price has been moderately dropping and rising with resistance around 9.5k. As I am typing, the price is currently 9.7k which means if the initial trend continue, the price might drop back to 9.5k. Just as you have noticed, the news about bitcoin halving has been the major reason we can say it is responsible for the price rise and it is very hard to speculate the direction of the market after the halving but whatever happens, I think we can all deal with that.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: passwordnow on February 22, 2020, 05:09:25 AM It's the basic strategy for traders but for holders, the thing is to be on accumulating period all of the time. I agree we have seen and felt the worst case.Don't worry about what's next the halving, the probability is even in favor of us. Have you gone through 2018? It was the worse year so far that everyone has gone through, right? so why worry about what's next to halving. Look to the charts in the past for those months when bitcoin halved. So why would this little price drop bother us if we already know what is coming to us because of this halving. We just need to wait a little longer to see it raise up again and it would really be worth it for us. If you couldn't play with the price fluctuation then it is better to only hold and accumulate more rather than playing with it just to lose more. And if we're having some slow down movements like what we have now, this is the calm path and you should also take advantage of that before the storm approaches. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Ryker1 on February 22, 2020, 06:41:49 AM Well, traders are the only people to benefit from scalping and buying low, selling high. There are still chances for the bitcoin to go high. But we just can't say it until its done. I still remember the days where people were telling that the bitcoin's price will stay at the 2,000 USD last 2017. But then, --december made the impossible possible. Keep being enthusiastic and optimistic. Indeed, hope is something no one can steal.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Bitbtc8 on February 22, 2020, 06:54:13 AM Seems it's very hard for Bitcoin to grow over 10k for now and it might remain this way till Bitcoin halving season gets here but after halving there will be more growth because of the scarcity of Bitcoin, do not fear, there are still hopes left
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: gaston castano on February 22, 2020, 09:06:54 AM if it's like that then the best option is to take advantage of the price increase.
I predict bitcoin will reach 10k at halving, even though there is no definite news about it. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: memed97 on February 22, 2020, 09:37:04 AM Seems it's very hard for Bitcoin to grow over 10k for now and it might remain this way till Bitcoin halving season gets here but after halving there will be more growth because of the scarcity of Bitcoin, do not fear, there are still hopes left Where did you read to assume that Bitcoin is very difficult to grow more than 10 thousand dollars at this time? Have you done some research on it? so very bold to say that bitcoin is difficult to grow above 10 thousand.Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: thisnewcoin on February 22, 2020, 09:55:54 AM You are right. The present market growth only for the Halving hype, I don't see anything else. After halving Bitcoin price may go for high down because the halving impact in price won't happen in this year, so, this is the best time for taking profit or do trade regularly. Greedy people still will hold and they will regret again as usual.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: michellee on February 22, 2020, 10:07:59 AM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? I think even if bitcoin is rise and fall between $8k and $10k, we can use that moment to buy at $8k, and sell at $10k so we can make a profit over and over. But that will not be easy as we don't know when the price will go down to the lower price and go up to the higher rate. But at least, we can try to buy bitcoin when the big red candle appears at the market so we can buy instant, and hold it for a while. By doing that, I think we will make a profit, and who knows, the price can get pumps after we buy bitcoin. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: GucciBoy on February 22, 2020, 11:54:21 PM The halving WILL boost the price of BTC, but it may not happen in May, it could very well happen in June or July for that matter (Look at the second halving, took a while to see the uptrend).
Altcoins will go parabolic once we enter a new bull run, decentralized projects (hopefully) leading the pace, this time around. I'm betting my money on DEX projects, such as Blocknet, Decred, and a few others, as I believe we'll slowly see more and more demand for decentralized trading solutions. Blocknet was the first DEX to be released to the public, yet has the lowest marketcap, which means it's by far the most undervalued project I know off right now. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Kotone on February 23, 2020, 12:43:17 AM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? Nope even there is no halving hype bitcoin will surely increase. Why do you think btc will only rely on this event? Check out the technicals and based your price speculation on much realistic approach which many also doing. if it's like that then the best option is to take advantage of the price increase. I predict bitcoin will reach 10k at halving, even though there is no definite news about it. Price now is really option for a bargain rate. Considering its highest ATH theres really a chance to go higher than that so those who doesnt have still waiting for bottom fish then its up to you but if you missed the chance then thats it. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: istiak2277 on February 23, 2020, 02:01:23 AM Traders can gain advantages in this situation. I also think the btc market does not mostly depend on any events to occur. Its a monster in the crypto world and whales are the one who controls it. So if whales think btc should go up it will go up. In my opinion, they have that power to move the market ups or downs.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: nicolas1979 on February 23, 2020, 02:26:09 AM buying low and reselling over and over Halving can break our dream about profit, so think and act realistic with scalping, use short time period as basic calculation and target. I'm not prefer using long term and only use small amount of my money, after halving we can totally jump into market with all skill and fund we have. I agree with your strategy but don't use it at weekend, whales will waiting that moment to take your money by create correction. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: jerrison on February 23, 2020, 02:40:38 AM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? I think bitcoin will see support at 9130 before hitting above 10000 and possibly an all time high for the first time in the year 2020. Consider bitcoin a volatile currency and therefore both global occurence can affect the market. we can not leave that out Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: CryptopreneurBrainboss on February 23, 2020, 02:55:34 AM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? You assumption is partially correct concerning the FOMO behind the halving effect although you do understand bitcoin has endured 2 years on bear market so it was only idea for a bull to follow since most smart Investors with spare funds most have accumulated as much bitcoin as possible, resulting to an increase in the demand if bitcoin and decrease since most traders/Investors won't be available in the market selling bitcoin. In regards to the price movement, $10,000 is such a huge milestone therefore you don't expect bitcoin not to making some simultaneous movement of ups and down within that range since short terms Investors and traders are likely to take profit. Bitcoin has crossed that amount and stayed for some days before correcting to it's current price and it's just a matter of time before we cross to that milestone again. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: letyouearn on February 23, 2020, 11:32:27 AM I think this Halving event itself is not a reason for this pump. Big guys just use this information in people's mind to make this bull run easier to go. It's like a catalyst for the whales.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Saisher on February 23, 2020, 12:08:46 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? The month of May is still two months to go there are so many things that is going to happen heading to the halving so it's premature to speculate that will stuck to $8000 to $9000, for me it's fine you can buy Bitcoin at a much lower price because after the halving this could be the last time you will see that price. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: rahmatullah9305 on February 23, 2020, 12:08:55 PM Traders can gain advantages in this situation. I also think the btc market does not mostly depend on any events to occur. Its a monster in the crypto world and whales are the one who controls it. So if whales think btc should go up it will go up. In my opinion, they have that power to move the market ups or downs. Yes, the popes do have the power to move the market, because they have enough capital to make it, but it also will not last long, so traders must also be careful when trading when the BTC is rising in price.Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: zhagedus on February 23, 2020, 12:19:45 PM The market has been in operations without any serious news which we can conclude that, it's the news that drive the current price in Bitcoin. Things will definitely be greenish when the time come but we have to just be patience with the cu situations. As for now, I will advise to buy low and sell high even at 3-5% gains. Let's be more focused towards halving event ahead.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: smyslov on February 23, 2020, 12:23:54 PM I don't concern myself with the current price, in fact, I'm trying to buy as many Bitcoin however small amount as I could, the only concern is how fast the price will go up after the halving, people are waiting patiently for the halving while at the same time, making predictions on the price after the halving.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: zhagedus on February 23, 2020, 01:09:37 PM I don't concern myself with the current price, in fact, I'm trying to buy as many Bitcoin however small amount as I could, the only concern is how fast the price will go up after the halving, people are waiting patiently for the halving while at the same time, making predictions on the price after the halving. Perfectly true, buying in small quantity from now would be a great advantage to such buyers when the market start moving positively. Like me too, I prefer to buy now when the market is low and hold till June this year. I believe that, many positive things will show up after the Bitcoin halve this year. Many have been preparing towards this meeting or event ahead of Bitcoin, myself too have been keeping my tokens towards the halve before sell my portfolios. It looks like, we are going to see another good year better than previous years of this event. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: ArIMy11 on February 23, 2020, 01:13:56 PM It is still hard to predict where will be the direction of the price of bitcoin. Yes as of the current situation it looks impossible to reach 10k plus but bitcoin is still bitcoin. Expect the unexpected. Still look on the past year -2017 to be exact- bitcoin surprises everybody.
Quote the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? Yes that's one way of earning profit by the traders. Maybe it seems simple but no its not. You have to be always updated. You must do not missed that single chance to buy and sell. You must know when to correctly judge that it is lowest price or high price because you might be losing instead of earning. Yes I tried to do this but I realized I am just guessing and I do not fully understand the price flow. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: cytpoway121 on February 23, 2020, 01:14:54 PM Bitcoin does not need to look like soaring higher in price before it does so.
And its part of same reason why the volatility in crypto currency is not left behind, all you have to do is dyor and be actively on the right path of investments So that when bitcoin moons, you are in profit And if otherwise, you are equally safe Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: ballerin and giroud on February 23, 2020, 01:47:34 PM I think a good investor will never look to the affect of bitcoin halving only, I mean they just buy bitcoin for this event. But they will look forward what will happen with bitcoin price in the future. Can you imagine, when there are a lot of people buy bitcoin whilst its supply will be reduced because this event then what will happen to bitcoin? And I think most of the investor will still holf their bitcoin. Because they will hard to buy bitcoin again in the low price.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: gweedo on February 23, 2020, 01:50:06 PM Traders can gain advantages in this situation. I also think the btc market does not mostly depend on any events to occur. Its a monster in the crypto world and whales are the one who controls it. So if whales think btc should go up it will go up. In my opinion, they have that power to move the market ups or downs. It is clear that whales are controlling this whole market. They want the market to go up or down according to their intention and the profit they get with it. But this year we have a halving event, so I believe that the whales will pump bitcoin prices very high to profit in the past.Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Novatech8 on February 23, 2020, 03:49:53 PM I agree that it is necessary to see Bitcoin above 10 000USD level to see altcoins growing, but if Bitcoin falls again, we can still see a bear market because the bull market wasn´t confirmed. Exactly, no one knows when bullrun will surrender to the bears, if that do happens it will be a disaster for many who already start buying altcoins, I'm just trying to play safe here and not lose my money, until I'm sure that Bitcoin is ready for a new big better bullrun I won't fully jump into altcoins for nowTitle: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Ashong Salonga on February 25, 2020, 04:17:25 AM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? Well, that will be the most common thing to do up to this moment is to buy and sell your assets to take over and gain profit in your hand. What is important is that the price is keeping up into a high price mark and not to go below $3500 just like what happened in the late months of year 2019. Up to this moment, we have nothing to worry about and we must not be alarmed because the price is still looking good and everything seems to be fine. It's just that the price is playing ups and downs between $8,000 to $10,000 which is good because the price is still desirable no matter what. What we need to focus right now is to find a way to raise the amount of Bitcoin we have right now so that when the expected bull run comes which is said to ba right after the halving, we can be benefited on it. There are still lots of possible happenings to come right in front of us while the month of May is still a couple of months away. Let us just all hope for best things to happen. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: lienfaye on February 25, 2020, 04:27:53 AM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? Last year there's no event directly for btc that can trigger the price to increase but it manage to climb up to $14k. What more for this year that there's a btc halving that most of us look forward? Im not too confident that it will have an impact to the price but atleast I believe in btc itself. Yes its better to take profit if there's an opportunity since the price is unstable but dont worry too much, be bullish and have your own analysis to further understand the market.Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: TheClownSong on February 25, 2020, 09:23:31 AM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? Halving's moment is still a magnet for investors and I agree that buying at a low price and if you have large capital, hold it for a period of several months. Trading in sideway market conditions will benefit if we understand trading techniques but we must also take into account the risks Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Byakuga on February 25, 2020, 09:33:10 AM Bitcoin adoption rate has grow better than what we seen in 2017 this is why I belief that an unexpected bullrun will come that will be far greater than what we witnessed in 2017, tell me, how many of you guys saw the bullrun of 2017 coming?
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: fuer44 on February 25, 2020, 09:33:37 AM yes, still up and down and can not be more than $ 10k. and worse, when bitcoin goes down then other altcoins will also go down and that is proven. it may be true that the actual pump will start in the middle of this year.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Henrytrust on February 25, 2020, 09:55:40 AM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? In my opinion, I believe that the value of Bitcoin would increase substantially before the halving as several persons would desire to store some bitcoin with the anticipation that the value would increase much more after the halving in May, 2020. But they may be disappointed as the halving may even bring the value lower. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: totoy4741 on February 25, 2020, 12:27:49 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? No one ever thought that price of bitcoin will reach over $20K in the beginning of 2017 but it really happened,now we have more adoption that 2017 if anything brings price to some peak then surely it will end up in long bull run,even traders also will turns out to be holder in that period.The price of Bitcoin and other Coins(ALT) were surging and we saw alot of projects coming so. I guess that was the peak time of the market and investors exploited it. Unlike in last 2 years many shit coins and projects had turned into scam that made investors a little hesitant to put their assets in jeopardy. We may see some raise but I don't think that it would reach to what 2017 had reached. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: travwill on March 09, 2020, 09:35:43 PM No point worrying. Of all the data that we have, this is only data on the two past halvings, as a result of which the price of bitcoin has always grown and set new records.
Therefore, if you are worried, I recommend that you take profit now and wait for the halving. Probably immediately after it there will be a decline in prices that will provide a good opportunity to enter the market Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: aemma on March 11, 2020, 06:44:06 AM That's more like it, the price keeps playing around that price you stated and just like you carefully noticed, holders are now taking their positions buying as much as they can while traders are also taking their profits as well. Also, Bitcoin is the best coin out there, and yes halving news is contributing to the price surge but from facts it can be seen that with or without news once the time is right Bitcoin grows in price because most people are now seeing the need to hold it. Also, I think there is nothing to worry about as Bitcoin is not like most altcoins.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: DDante on March 11, 2020, 08:13:13 AM Do not underestimate Bitcoin, just because it has declined in value alot doesn't mean it's in doomed state, even the price might not surge once the halving is over but I'm sure before 2021 gets here there will be a big BOOM is price, India lifted ban and South Korea joins too, be prepared
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: isaac_clarke22 on March 11, 2020, 04:39:18 PM No point worrying. Of all the data that we have, this is only data on the two past halvings, as a result of which the price of bitcoin has always grown and set new records. Therefore, if you are worried, I recommend that you take profit now and wait for the halving. Probably immediately after it there will be a decline in prices that will provide a good opportunity to enter the market I don't think that it is gonna be profit time for them just yet but if opportunities to sell shows off, then they should take it if they're somehow driven by their emotion already. Looks like we're getting a panics from a lot of people, huh? It is just like the post-20k period of Bitcoin wherein the price went sharply down to 7k from 20k. Just hodl, and if there's gonna be something to sell, it would be just those coins that won't even last overnight. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: flagpara on March 11, 2020, 05:06:19 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? Wow! Than don't buy any Bitcoin until may. What do you think of halving effect? Halving means mining rewards will half. After Bitcoin halving effect will show few months later and main effect will more than 1 year. Because new Bitcoin supply is decreasing which will increasing price and demand.Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: safem on March 11, 2020, 05:48:46 PM I would say you never can tell what may likely happen to bitcoin price in the next few weeks from now.That the price is rising and falling now does not necessarily mean there won't be a surge in price this year.In as much as the price this year is far better than that of last year, it is a clue that it is going to be far better this year. We just need to be hopeful and keep investing without relaxing. As far as am concerned, the price of bitcoin can't be predicted by anyone.We should just be optimistic that the best of bitcoin is on the way.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: neokripto on March 11, 2020, 05:53:44 PM It doesn't look like Bitcoin is going to go over 10k plus till May gets here, I think what we will keep seeing is rise and fall between 8k and 10k, the best way is to keep taking profit, buying low and reselling over and over, Im just worried what will happen once halving is over and the Almighty Halving Hype died off, there is nothing making the price surge presently than this upcoming halving, what do you think? in general, I share your logic, from myself I just want to add a significant factor in the likelihood of bitcoin prices at any time, which means that you need to be prepared for a sharp drop and in contrast to growth, not to panic and not to make mistakes, selling low.Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Jannyh on March 11, 2020, 08:51:01 PM I think this is the best time to accumulate more btc,if you are an investor,you need to add more,if you are a trader keep buying the low and selling the high to accumulate more, presently the price isn't stable ,so while we accumulate we look forward to the bitcoin halving and hope for the best.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: zulfi125 on March 11, 2020, 11:55:12 PM I think to buy at a low price below $8k and sell after the price $9k is a good strategy for making a good profit, but you should also hold little amount to make a good profit before halving of BTC because the price can be double or can reach the price of BTC above $10k.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: joshua123 on March 12, 2020, 03:27:16 AM I think you are under estimating the power of halving and the bullish momentum it has brought to the price of bitcoin, even if you check historically real btc bull trend has started after halving and has continued for more than a year so wise people know the importance of halving and in simple words the supply is reduced to half that drives the demand and value up so it is not a small thing. Its not that Im not a believer here but this happening to the world have some crazy effect already. Today I saw the price continoualy declining. I know halving ia a good event for bitcoin but for the whole world to experience a serious pandemic virus that even NBA players, famous actor ( Tom hanks) has been also affected could means a big drop down to any sector and it means global crisis already. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Rosilito on March 12, 2020, 07:14:26 PM I think you are under estimating the power of halving and the bullish momentum it has brought to the price of bitcoin, even if you check historically real btc bull trend has started after halving and has continued for more than a year so wise people know the importance of halving and in simple words the supply is reduced to half that drives the demand and value up so it is not a small thing. Its not that Im not a believer here but this happening to the world have some crazy effect already. Today I saw the price continoualy declining. I know halving ia a good event for bitcoin but for the whole world to experience a serious pandemic virus that even NBA players, famous actor ( Tom hanks) has been also affected could means a big drop down to any sector and it means global crisis already. Looks like it, man. I never thought it could brag the market down totally like this, and neither you see this coming? With this crisis remain unsolved do you think that the market will continue to decline? 'Cause I don't think it would particularly because there were nothing left to juice out here. What must be do is to wait for it to rise up again, in order for people to take the decent profit that would cover their necessities as the virus kept on continuing to spread. Besides with the incoming event, it is still long way to go, though it comes, bullrun ain't guaranteed already, since it is been showed in the history that it usually happen after a year when did the halving happened. Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: Shallow on March 12, 2020, 08:55:16 PM The truth still remains that no one can predict the price of bitcoin, today it is on free fall tomorrow it might surge massively. Also, it can't be argued that the price has been within that range for a while now but who knows it might prove many wrong before halving. In addition, Bitcoin being the top coin in the market tends to have a mind of its own, that is, it can't be fully predicted and even without any hype it can still grow. Therefore in order not to miss out and just like it was suggested, take profit when possible and trade wisely.
Title: Re: It doesn't look like Post by: TrevorS on March 23, 2020, 06:46:45 PM It looks like your forecast came true. Bitcoin fell below 6000, I would like to see the faces of all those who shouted yesterday that growth will await us all, finally.
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