Quite simply, if Bitcoin falls below $6000 then yes, if it doesn't then no. ETH's price is driven more by the overall market than it is by what is actually going on with ETH itself.

As others said, no one knows with certainty when the market will recover or even if it will. Likewise no one knows your personal situation as well as you do. If you really need the money then you're just going to have to withdraw it and live with it if in 2 months time it would've been worth double what you withdrew. That's the nature of investing and it's why generally you should only invest a small portion of your finances..

I don't see this decision being revoked by any judge, there's little point in trying to delay the inevitable. It's really plain to see from the outside looking in that there is little in the way of controls to stop high level price collusion in the US and to promote competition. Mobile phone providers are a clear example of this, the US is meant to be at the forefront of competition and business yet has some of the most expensive mobile phone network costs in the world. While there are some legitimate reasons for this the biggest contributor is that the companies act as an oligopoly in which it is more profitable for them not to compete on price. The same thing happens across a large majority of industries and it won't be any different when this deal is struck and they're competing with Netflix and Amazon.

It's not going to be pretty when the regulators do begin to crackdown on the cryptocurrency market but after the initial shock to the market it will be a good thing. The market has pretty much been a playground for corruption, manipulation and collusion for the last years and once that ends it will attract a lot more investors.

These people are fed off so quickly that it becomes very difficult for them to stick around, it's a shame because we will need them eventually to achieve greater adoption but many will be afraid to enter for fear of further losses.

Possible to sell them but it's not going to last very long, people will soon decide to withdraw them and then there's no actual bitcoin there for them to withdraw. Only way it would work for an extended period is if people never withdrew or enough deposited to cover it.

It's not really possible for someone to sell bitcoin that they do not have, these same like very false accusations without much to actually back them up. Please provide further evidence to support your point and then I might be a little bit more inclined to believe what you have to say,

Right now tax should apply, bitcoin is not a local currency and until that time tax should be levied. Governments have a real difficult time levying that tax and the easier route is to penalize all those dealing in cryptocurrencies to spite the few who do not pay their taxed and avoid the millions in dollars of tax revenue,

We might never see ETH so high again, I don't think it will be this year. The price looks destined to fall further, potentially down as low as 4/5k for bitcoin and $200 or so for eth and then it will be a slow and long recovery from there, there will be little hype so it won't be rapid in any sense.

Yep, I am. I seem to come across a lot more of them then anything else. Maybe because they're pushed that much harder than the legitimate ones. Given it has your stamp of approval and it's free then maybe I will check it out for myself. It would be of great benefit if there was more free quality information for people to learn about crypto.

I haven't myself but have heard mostly that they're just regurgitating information that is freely and readily available elsewhere without the large fees attached to it. That's like most online courses. People some to have a mental block in that they don't feel like they can learn unless they're paying someone else to teach them.

Just some of my thoughts. Trying to buy dips in a downtrend and hoping for a bounce at support is really really tough, it's much easier to do in bull markets, a better strategy is to sell and buy back which ties in to my next point. You can sell your coins at a loss if there is a better opportunity in another coin or you aim to buy them back later at a lower price.

The 6k in early feb or the 7.2k we saw just a few days ago? It would be a brave man right now to predict with certainty that the price won't test 6k again. As you said, there's so little buying pressure and also not much selling. Whichever increases first will decide where the market is going. I'd say more likely down just because large sell-offs can be triggered much easier than the FOMO buying.

We have to be close to a price that even the whales will be afraid of pushing it any lower. They have to be able to recover the price upwards for their strategy to work, if for example the resistance at 6k is broken then it could spell danger for them and the market as a whole. That's why we'll see strong resistance above that price and probably accumulation in the 7-9k range for the next few weeks before a real run begins.

It's FUD, it might hurt the price a bit but it's nothing to worry about. No one blames the church when the priests are found to be fondling little boys and that's much more their fault than the blockchain technology is at fault for people misusing it. Actually eventually blockchain technology could be useful for tracking these guys because you could see exactly where certain things are moving around.

Nice one, very clever, very funny. BUTTT guys, bitcoin isn't even going to reach 20k again, have you not seen the threads which are exactly the same ones that we've seen over the years. They might as well all be changed to 'bitcoin will never reach (enter arbitrary number here) again'

 I'm all for bitcoin taking a while to reach 100k so I can accumulate a little more in the mean time. If it reaches 100k and I'm not in a position to retire then I'll be disappointed.

I think a major issue with this right now is most people would be converting fiat in to BTC for such a large purchase and without a way to convert fiat to BTC for low commission at a fair market rate they will be better off just paying in FIAT and paying the fees to their bank etc. In an ideal world we will one day be in a situation where btc is that much cheaper to use that there are even advisors and such who recommend it.

Allow them to do so, twitter is a drop in the ocean compared to facebook and google. It will make little to no difference and I'm also fairly sure the decision will be reversed in a few years time once the ICO space is much better regulated.

Bitcoin is exactly the same as when it was valued at $20,000 just a few months ago, in fact arguably better given the adoption of segwit. For that reason I have little worries about the price and am confident we will return towards an ATH in due course, it might take all year but those of us who are faithful will be rewarded for our patience.

Yep but they didn't need to be in from beginning to end to still be on the beaches somewhere. If they invested only around 10k then that would mean that each 100x we would have a whole new bunch of millionaires and then they could sell to the next lot of hopefuls. That means we've already had 3+ lots of millionaires using that logic.