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Crytocurrency is still the future. Just because we are in the red right now, doesn’t mean it will not become mainstream. Being in the red is normal in any currency market.
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No impact whatsoever. Global awareness maybe, if an ad is placed strategically in every game. Or if some betting website accepts bitcoin as wager.
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I don’t think that any holiday will ever affect the cryptocurrency market. The Chinese New Year passed without even making a dent. That’s close to 2 billion people, almost the same number as the celebrators of the current Muslim holiday. So please, stop making trading plans based on a holiday.
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Bitcoin at $6,450 as I write this comment isn’t that bad. Nothing irregular in a volatile market. No need to resort to panic selling.
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On the contrary, bitcoin will continue to rise because of regulations. Government recognition is what keeping skeptics from investing in cryptocurrency. Bitcoin will not become mainstream without regulations.
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At 6,700 as I write this, bitcoin seems be stabilizing. I’d suggest that people take this opportunity to acquire some more. Waiting for it to go below $5,000, as some analysts suggested, is not the smartest thing to do.
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John McAfee makes tons on predictions. Some of them bordering on the impossible. His batting average is respectable and as long as the prediction is about bitcoin going up, I’ll believe them. Keep ‘em coming, John.  |
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Of course! Central banks are a must in any country. Who would regulate banks, print paper money and other stuff essential to a functioning government. Central banks are not created to oppress citizens. Only people with criminal intents are afraid of regulations.
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Too optimistic a prediction. 2018 will be another great year for bitcoin. What with a number of countries like Australia, Germany, Switzerland, South Korea to name a few, taking the lead on adapting cryptocurrency. Other countries would surely follow suit or get left behind.
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It’s $604 as I write this. Expect it to reach the 4-digit mark on the Fourth Quarter of this year. Still have time to find ways to raise more funds to invest in Ethereum.
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Bitcoin will be regulated in some countries, First World Countries like Germany, Japan, South Korea and Australia are some of the few. Strange why some people here are afraid of governments and yet wants bitcoin to become mainstream. No regulation, no chance of going mainstream.
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Quite a risky move. But I think you’re doing well. If you bought it at its lowest, then all you to do is wait until the end of the year for the expected record run. Meanwhile, go find a job to compensate for the money you invested.
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I’m very optimistic that bitcoin wil break its previous record high of $20,000 by December. Pretty much like what happened last year. Any forecast that goes beyond $25,000 is unrealistic.
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It may have minimal to nothing effect on the value of bitcoin in the market. But the mere fact that one of the most recognizable person in the world is into bitcoin is free publicity.
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It didn’t happen. Too optimistic a prediction. A more realistic forecast is $15,000 by the end of the 3rd quarter of this year. After that, another record high.
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I don’t think Bing has any plans on creating their own coin like Facebook. Bill Gates just recently said something not favorable to bitcoin. That wouldn’t add up.
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All nations should follow the lead of Germany. That’s the kind of government that every country should have. No wonder it is one of the most advanced countries in the world.
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$50 is too small to even split in half. I would just play it safe and buy Ethereum and forget about it.
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What last chance are you talking about? Bitcoin is again about to break the 5-digit barrier. And from there, off to another record breaking run. The good news is, there is still time to invest before the start of the bull run.
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