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Title: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: bornil267645 on November 19, 2014, 01:39:26 PM
Is the correction period really over?

Can the rally resume again?

I have my doubts.

But hope it picks up again.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-price-rally-resumes/


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: Dafar on November 19, 2014, 02:55:01 PM
We are currently at ~$378.... we went down from $450 a week ago. How the fuck did "the rally resume"??


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: ThatDGuy on November 19, 2014, 04:09:53 PM
I think the announcement of the upcoming auction quieted any chance of that rally resuming.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: Omikifuse on November 19, 2014, 04:21:46 PM
no rally this year.

Come back in 2015


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: TinaK on November 20, 2014, 05:23:33 AM
yes, the price will resume to $350.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: var53 on November 20, 2014, 12:44:05 PM
I think the announcement of the upcoming auction quieted any chance of that rally resuming.

The upcoming auction is in early December, and there was a rally after the last auction. Perhaps we might see a rally for Christmas after the auction is over.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: MF Doom on November 20, 2014, 02:23:40 PM
yes, the price will resume to $350.

Yeah I don't think there has been any sort of rally in the last 8-10 months.  Temporary price jumps yes, but no sustained/sustainable rally at all


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: NotLambchop on November 20, 2014, 02:58:15 PM
... Perhaps we might see a rally for Christmas after the auction is over.

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Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: 1Referee on November 20, 2014, 03:00:32 PM
If there will be a rally this year I think it will start just before christmas.

The new year means a new start, so that might be a reason for a rally with people panic buying  :D


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: ravenjt on November 20, 2014, 03:21:22 PM
Surely some people will be spending BTC on Xmas presents?


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: njcarlos on November 20, 2014, 03:25:05 PM
Surely some people will be spending BTC on Xmas presents?
It's funny because you think people buy stuff with BTC :D

Nah I'm kidding. But in all seriousness, I've only bought 2 things with BTC and I've been involved since early 2011... hosting & one thing off Adafruit. I'd guess 90% of people do nothing w/ BTC but trade or hold as a speculative vehicle.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: kanggoroo on November 20, 2014, 03:30:14 PM
maybe until march 2015 we will not see big movement in bitcoin price.
just see the world economic now , still not going better.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: 1Referee on November 20, 2014, 04:36:21 PM
Surely some people will be spending BTC on Xmas presents?
It's funny because you think people buy stuff with BTC :D

Nah I'm kidding. But in all seriousness, I've only bought 2 things with BTC and I've been involved since early 2011... hosting & one thing off Adafruit. I'd guess 90% of people do nothing w/ BTC but trade or hold as a speculative vehicle.

It's difficult at this point to buy stuff with your Bitcoins beside domains, servers, hosting, etc.

I'm sure people would spend their coins if there were plenty of stores in your city that accept Bitcoin as form of payment.

It takes time till people switch their mindset, at this point Bitcoin by most people is seen as "investment" rather than form of payment.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: alex0909 on November 20, 2014, 04:46:54 PM
Surely some people will be spending BTC on Xmas presents?
It's funny because you think people buy stuff with BTC :D

Nah I'm kidding. But in all seriousness, I've only bought 2 things with BTC and I've been involved since early 2011... hosting & one thing off Adafruit. I'd guess 90% of people do nothing w/ BTC but trade or hold as a speculative vehicle.

It's difficult at this point to buy stuff with your Bitcoins beside domains, servers, hosting, etc.

I'm sure people would spend their coins if there were plenty of stores in your city that accept Bitcoin as form of payment.

It takes time till people switch their mindset, at this point Bitcoin by most people is seen as "investment" rather than form of payment.

I don't know in what bitcoin world you live, but you can buy a lot of things with bitcoin now ... Amazon via purse.io, food (and i live in paris, i can have several different types of food delivered for bitcoin), electronics, clothes. Gift cards that allow to buy in different stores.

However, i have to recognize that it's not "Very easy" yet.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: riiiiising on November 20, 2014, 04:51:43 PM
I don't know in what bitcoin world you live, but you can buy a lot of things with bitcoin now ... Amazon via purse.io, food (and i live in paris, i can have several different types of food delivered for bitcoin), electronics, clothes. Gift cards that allow to buy in different stores.

However, i have to recognize that it's not "Very easy" yet.

Not easy (for anyone outside our core community of fanatics), and not practical. Hence why nobody is doing it aside for the occasional novelty factor, or when a site like newegg offers a discount (rare).


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: var53 on November 20, 2014, 04:53:03 PM
Surely some people will be spending BTC on Xmas presents?
It's funny because you think people buy stuff with BTC :D

Nah I'm kidding. But in all seriousness, I've only bought 2 things with BTC and I've been involved since early 2011... hosting & one thing off Adafruit. I'd guess 90% of people do nothing w/ BTC but trade or hold as a speculative vehicle.

It's difficult at this point to buy stuff with your Bitcoins beside domains, servers, hosting, etc.

I'm sure people would spend their coins if there were plenty of stores in your city that accept Bitcoin as form of payment.

It takes time till people switch their mindset, at this point Bitcoin by most people is seen as "investment" rather than form of payment.

I don't know in what bitcoin world you live, but you can buy a lot of things with bitcoin now ... Amazon via purse.io, food (and i live in paris, i can have several different types of food delivered for bitcoin), electronics, clothes. Gift cards that allow to buy in different stores.

However, i have to recognize that it's not "Very easy" yet.

It's not reached the point where bitcoin pay points are as common as chip and pin pay points. It seems to be mostly online stuff you can buy ATM, though that's a lucrative market judging by paypal's turnover.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: NotLambchop on November 20, 2014, 05:12:59 PM
I don't know in what bitcoin world you live, but you can buy a lot of things with bitcoin now ... Amazon via purse.io, food (and i live in paris, i can have several different types of food delivered for bitcoin), electronics, clothes. Gift cards that allow to buy in different stores.

However, i have to recognize that it's not "Very easy" yet.

Not easy (for anyone outside our core community of fanatics), and not practical. Hence why nobody is doing it aside for the occasional novelty factor, or when a site like newegg offers a discount (rare).

...and once you factor in that everything (other than meh drugs @meh prices & wait &...) is also available via conventional payment methods with chargeback/security, why would anyone go through the hassle of converting fiat->BTC?


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: rkinnin on November 20, 2014, 06:19:33 PM
I think the announcement of the upcoming auction quieted any chance of that rally resuming.

i think so too!


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: Wilhelm on November 20, 2014, 07:15:05 PM
Surely some people will be spending BTC on Xmas presents?
It's funny because you think people buy stuff with BTC :D

Nah I'm kidding. But in all seriousness, I've only bought 2 things with BTC and I've been involved since early 2011... hosting & one thing off Adafruit. I'd guess 90% of people do nothing w/ BTC but trade or hold as a speculative vehicle.

Bitcoin "Powered by drug addicts" ;)


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: smalltimer on November 21, 2014, 06:28:48 AM
everyone was a victim to a pump and dump. Keep denying it.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: Bernard Lerring on November 21, 2014, 06:45:51 AM
Bitcoin "Powered by drug addicts" ;)

That's not a bad surmise. The darknet markets aren't going away any time soon and will be the mainstay of Bitcoin until it hits the big time.

I have a theory that the web in general was massively helped by people wanting to watch pornography from the relative anonymity of their own home (no embarrassing renting of VHS/DVD's any more) and from there sprung the commerce driven web we have today.

So nefarious services will continue to help Bitcoin stay alive. I have no problem with people buying drugs from the privacy of their own home if they do their research and use them wisely/safely.


Title: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: Nagle on November 21, 2014, 08:18:03 AM
What we're seeing looks like a thinly traded pink sheet stock followed by momentum investors. When the price happens to go up, buyers pile on and run the price up for a short period. The same thing happens in the other direction. Neither effect lasts very long. That's sort of the last 6-8 months of Bitcoin, since the China bubble popped.


Title: Re: Re: Bitcoin Price Rally To Resume?
Post by: Bernard Lerring on November 21, 2014, 11:24:41 PM
That's why we need more legitimate online traders I think. The more that Bitcoin gets used for buying electronics, clothing, toys, gaming, utility bills etc from legitimate online sites the more widespread it becomes and the less power these whales have of pumping and dumping.

The price of Bitcoin stabilises and gives the average person confidence in it and the price should steadily, maybe even drastically rise. Just my thoughts on the matter of these whales spoiling it for the smaller bag holders who want to see a systematic financial change in the world.