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I wonder if I should sell now or hope for the bulls. Looks like it's way too late to sell...
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What could be price of bitcoin in next month ?? $5k $7k $8k $10k $15k or $20k Predict please   Tell me one meaninful reason why bitcoin should go up? My guess: $2,5k |
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According to some bitcoin analyst bitcoin will break all previous record in December 2018!
"BITCOIN WILL APPROACH THE $15,000 MARK BY DECEMBER 2018"
Obviously, this guy is anxious about the fortune he "invested" in bitcoins and would like to sell them with as low a loss as possible. |
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who among you here heard bitcoin back in 2009 and 2010? I was one of the people who is very skeptical about it and I really regret it.  I missed the best opportunity for a lifetime. When you want to believe in something, go to the church. Bitcoin is for investment, i.e. grown up people, not for lemmings. |
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Bitcoin never danger. Why people nervous for bitcoin price. Bitcoin again going up 20k . so just we are waiting for good result.
Reality check? Oh, bummer. |
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> I am new to Bitcoin, how can I get started?
Go to the casino. Losing your money is more fun there.
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> What causes Bitcoin to drop?
Wrong question. The true question is: Why should it gain value?
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Will bitcoin destroy the world?
Nope, the other way round.
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bitcoin may not be losing popularity, but it's definitely losing value.
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the most important step before buying bitcoin: Think again.
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In my view march may follow downtrend or some stabilisation. And in June and July the market will beat it's ATH once again and reaches to new highs.
So watch the space at that time your portfolio. You will be amazed.
You have a dream... |
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After you go down on a ski slope you go up again to have more adventure. Bitcoin will go up because it is bitcoin and it is powerful
But you take a lift and have to pay a fortune for it. Nothing will magically tunnel you back to the top of the slope. |
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Bitcoin is dead but not dead yet even stronger than before Grin
Look at the quotes and think again. Considering that when bitcoin value (earnings) get lower than the cost of mining (Power, Hardware), miners will just shut down. That means no more transactions, obsoleting bitcoin. The hype is over, no fundamental value, go figure whether or not to invest. |
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So I have just heard that the pump or rise in bitcoin value was due to the recent Ransomware attack
Doesn't make sense. The attack had hardly any impact (except for some patch resistent sites that were prominently blamed featured in the media) and the criminals didn't earn a decent ransom. |
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personally I find the current price great to jump back in
Don't look at the price, look at the trend. This one clearly goes south. |
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I was expecting a correction (in fact I even made a post about it yesterday)
I did so a week ago. but I never expected that it will be this bad. Now it has gone below $1,900 in Bitfinex.
Come on, the absurd rise began by the end of the year. Merely looking at the chart, I'd expect it to go down to below 1k. Remember: BTC has no intrinsic value, no state, organisation or even some small assets backing it and huge technical problems that aren't going to be resolved in due time. So there's nothing to catch the falling rate, once the hysterical selling starts. Franquin painted a picture of the happy bitcoin investors who expect the rate to go up to 3000 soon:  |
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Buying Bitcoins now sounds like trying to catch a falling knife. Outch!
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I think they are only getting pumped and most of them are just pump-dump shit and nothing too much invest-worthy
I understand you don't like them. Any meaningful reasoning behind that - in terms of evidence, facts, etc? Bitcoin has conquered the markets due to its superiority
By superiority, are you referring to the unprecedented transaction backlog, the ridiculous fees and the clear inability to resolve burning issues? |
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I was thinking , if i hire a coin developer. and that coin rise to 1000 usd . suddenly the old developers jump in, inject a virus and destroy the coin ecosystem for his profit.. am i just imagining things ?
I don't get the story. What you describe is vanalism. Where would the profit come from? (Btw: It doesn't make sense to "inject a virus" as long as you're referring to something remotely similar to *coins. The data can hardly carry a virus or infect anyone. The software is open, so even if some "hired core developers" tried to inject whatsoever, the ecosystem would simply downgrade to the latest clean version.) |
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I certainly don't wish that bitcoin will crash, but that said, it isn't banking industry at all. Otherwise, there would be an operator with huge interest in getting his network back to normal operations. Just have a look at the backlog vs. fees - looks like we won't even get down to 100 000 (hundred thousand) unconfirmed transactions this weekend: https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#30dBitcoin technology has been over capacity for 3 weeks now, no signs of improvement :-( |
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