Looks very good (considering it will happen)... But keep in mind you will have an initial loss by selling BTC for $3800, as you have probably bought it for a more expensive price before. Also, you are being very optimistic about buying BTC for $1000.

Anyway there is some chance it can work, like people who sold for $6000 and are thinking now if it's already the best moment to enter the market again.

Maybe they just want to feed the pessimistic feeling in the market and lead others to sell their coins too, so they can buy it again later, cheaper, accumulating more coins than they had before. At this time it's not about trusting or distrusting Crypto anymore, it came to stay and that is a fact, however what it will become is a big doubt... Then it opens another possibility: that the market is falling because regulations could be hurting investors.

That is a good news for Bitcoin, but doesn't have a big range of effect. Maybe some people from other countries will see it and try applying the same on their own local states, that would be good. I have heared Bitcoin can be adopted in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by the local government of the city, as speculated the mayor. He wants to use Bitcoin on the city hall finances. Another good news, but that has even a smaller range...

The low range makes these news not influence BTC's price so positively as it should in this end of 2018...

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There is no quit point. Better a promise of a rise someday, than selling for pennies and dumping the price even more. More than the effort of pumping Bitcoin by some enthusiasts, it is the clear and stronger effort to dump it more and more. Quite strange some people are so commited in dumping BTC's price. The said pessimistic wave is being created to incentive people to sell everything, I believe.

Bitcoin's concept is very different from an ordinary scam scheme. It was designed to be a decentralized global currency, it has a usage, it makes transactions worldwide simpler, less bureaucratic and accessible for everyone who have just internet connection.

On the other hand, scam schemes consist in a person taking everyone's money and sharing it with the first investors, while the last ones lose money... A very simple and mediocre concept to be compared to Bitcoin.

The problem is that we don't know how long it will take until BTC's price start moving up again. Some people say the best moment to buy is now, but there isn't any guarantee these people will see any profit on short-medium term, many people can't afford to lose or to stuck such money for undetermined time in a strange scenario like this. These whales are unpredictable, they can keep dumping it, who knows...

Most important feature for sure: "Rain" to distribute coins among active players on the chat or between players who want to reward themselves.

Plus, easy command to add gifs and videos from Youtube (with the option of hidding this for players who are too systematic, this way everyone will be happy).

And maybe the possibility of editing name and words' colors, type, bold, italic for each player.

I hope a new recovery stage starts after the end of this cycle. All these prices fluctuations are very strange, it smells manipulation, so only whales can revert the scenario, when they see the price reached on a good baseline for them (dumped enough), it's probable they will start putting money in the market again, so the little investors will have a chance to join the new wave, growing their investment too.

Another factors like new developments, regulations, adoptions, news in general may influence, but I think the whales play the biggest role on it.

You present a counterpoint. While some people enjoy using it to pay for dinners and houses, others see in Bitcoin a way to make profit, selling it more expensive than they bought. If people are using BTC for these reasons, it's because they need it on their individuality, and fiat wasn't fulfilling their expectations and personal needs.

It's hard to say why we need Bitcoin in the modern world, because each person has their own personal reasons. But on general it's like asking why do we need money in the modern world... Bitcoin is just money, with some extra advantages decentralization and technology give us.

I believe by that time, when all BTCs will be mined, there will be cheaper sources of energy and more technological machines than the currently miners. So it will be possible to make a decent profit just by receiving for transactions confirmations in a way it won't be so expensive for Bitcoin users too. Now seems unrealistic to think this way, time is needed until we achieve enough technology to make it work in a sustainable way for everyone.

War on drugs failed because it's interesting for the system. It makes the "product" more valuable and restrict in a way only a small group will have access to negotiate it. Regulation fulfils its objective perfectly, and governments can continue creating their cartels informally. In Crypto-Currency, regulations objective is to continue giving more power and disproportional advantages to big investors, like with fiat, on the financial system.


True, but it's quite hard to deal without the middlemen exchanges... At least for now.

There is no way to escape regulations. Most countries would never allow a decentralized marketplace operating with Crypto-Currencies.
To make this work you would need to estabilish a decentralized country first...

A new wave of terror today, -7% already. It was showing some resistance days ago, but it wasn't enough to push Bitcoin up again. There is a lot of effort to resist and show strength, hoping investors will see this and put money in to help, but seems it's never enough.

Quite the opposite, seems when the market shows some strength some people holding Bitcoin insist in selling to dump it even more.

I would invest $1000 monthly in BTC and split the Bitcoins among some different websites to keep it generating extra income, not depending exclusively on the currency's fluctuations. Personally I wouldn't invest in AltCoins for now, they follow Bitcoin's price, and Bitcoin needs to be stronger to turn AltCoins investments more worthful again.

The worrying part is that most of them have heared about Bitcoin, but even knowing it they don't feel inspired to adopt the currency. The propaganda was made, Bitcoin is well known worldwide, however it wasn't enough. Then I don't know if people are too satisfied with fiat and their currently financial life, so they don't think about using Bitcoin, or if they think it's useless or shady. The fact is that Bitcoin didn't touch them.

Not possible to say yet if the green came to stay for a good time, but when the scenario changes, it happens without warnings. We need to be prepared for everything, because the unexpected is a possibility. Just think everyone is following the predictions these days, they say BTC will reach even lower prices, so that is the main expectation on the market, but some whales can come sneakily and pump Bitcoin, letting everyone behind.

True. However there are lots of people crazily following these celebrities as they were semi-gods. If they order the fans to invest in some AltCoins they will do this, and I don't doubt the fans will keep following the celebrities even after losing money in a bad investment, advised by them... This kind of investor isn't ready for this type of market, but this type of market welcomes this kind of investor.

A platform is always needed to have a virtual marketplace, and the platform's creator will want a fee to keep the platform running smoothly and updated (exchanges). Think about it as they are offering you a service to make your experience in Crypto world more enjoyable and safer, and you are paying for this. The intermediary (the platform) in a market involving millions of people is a necessity.

It's risky depending the seller you find, it's true. But if there were a consolidated "exchange house" in the area there wouldn't be any problem. It's not very different from an online exchange, you need to check carefully their reputation first before sending your money to their hands, so you look for reviews, others opinions and conclude if the seller is legit or not. Unfortunatelly, it can be quite difficult to find physical shops or sellers like that, as anonymity is a preference among Crypto enthusiasts.