Do not think so. Price trend seems to be stable for long and in the absence of important news it is likely to continue that way.
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Thanks for this. Ethereum faucets are growing it seems, and it is good to have them together on a good rotator.
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It has been stable for a long time now, and I do not really think it will go up much from here. I guess that 420 or so is possible, but 440 seems unlikely.
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reward is fine, faucet is clear (despite being dark lol), loads fast and does not have annoying popups. However I get a "exceeded safety limits" message on claiming, which is bad.
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I will sell some part of the coins in order to rebuy it lower with the money I get. Intention will always be to have coins, but not to pay it higher than what I could.
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If humans survive, Bitcoin is likely to surivive too. Perhaps its usage may be halted during war, perhaps war will end electric supply and internet, but some paper wallet is likely to survive an then Bitcoin being put again into function.
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Halving might rise price just before the halving, and then a little after the halving. Just after halving it is likely that many will sell due to increase in price and panic.
But it can happen the other way around, who knows lol.
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Yes, he is in profit for sure. Some people have dogs with the idea of selling them later from the very beginning, that is not a big deal...
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Unfortunately, there have been so many cloud mining scams that you'll have to provide some proof of mining in order to overcome the doubts of the community. If you are legit it should not cost you a lot to do so.
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I hope this does not sound like an exaggeration, but it was a lot of time since I saw a faucet so clean and high paying as this. 500 satoshis paid without gimmicks, antibot links, excessive popups... great work.
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It is true, it does not die easily, and it is not likely that it will. Same for many altcoins. Cryptocurrencies may evolve, but I think they are here to stay and won't die.
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I agree that price does not have neccessarily to go up, but one thing is quite for sure: it will produce un effect, either for the up of the low. And that generates quite a lot of expectation.
I think I will hold, if it goes down, hold until it goes up.
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Lol... likely a lot of halving. The threads will halve and create two different threads, then 4.... then 8 exponentially. Then, when the halving comes, there will be threads analysing the halving and commenting on the effects of it ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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I agree, it is much better to offer instant payouts and no logins for people to use a faucet. Other than that, the design of the site is good, with no annoying popups.
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For (many) months people have been saying blocks are full, will soon be full, or things will collapse soon. BTC continues working normally ever since.
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Current prices are ok in my opinion. Sub 410 is almost likely to go higher, and likely to reach that low again soon.... but you cannot be 100% secure, you know.
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Right now it seems time to buy if you do not have much, and hold if you have some. It is not likely to go a lot down from here, and has the potential to go up to 450 or so at least (IMO).
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I voted for a later post July 18. My thought is that some bitcoin mining business would likely cease functioning even before the halving and not at the last moment, reducing some of the block finding and making it produce later.
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With ping pong trading, 2 dollars ups and downs, or even 70 cents up and down are a potential benefit. Let's adapt trading to the season lol.
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If it reaches 1700 I would sell some to rebuy it a little lower (1600 perhaps) and hold some just in case it keeps going up.
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