[POLL]New ATH?

[lister storm]

i think that the new all time high will be over 2400 dollars because bitcoin has a lot of potential to grow at the moment, people are willing to invest a lot of money into it right now

it is all about the time frame.
if we are looking at a short time like a month or two i say the price is only gonna rise to ~$600 but in the longer period like the end of this year it can get to a new ATH and this time it can go even higher than $2000 and stay.

I agree with this. A new all time high could be in the end of this year or early next year. Not just after the halving.

though i doubt that it is reachable this year even after the halving, in my opinion the more believable time of this happening will bein like two or three years not earlier

[richardsNY]

At this point I don't spend much attention on seeing a new ATH as we aren't even close to $1000 yet. But if I have to throw a number then I'll say $1400.

[Frost]

Call me crazy but new ATH will be $7000.

[zimmah]

At this point I don't spend much attention on seeing a new ATH as we aren't even close to $1000 yet. But if I have to throw a number then I'll say $1400.

you can't be serious.

[MingLee]

I don't think we'll be seeing anything above $1500 by the end of this year, if we even go that high. We know miners were able to function on $400/Bitcoin before, so the next bottom for the miners will likely be something around $700-$800. Maybe they were undercutting some of their potential revenue at that point and their costs force them up to $450 or something, but I don't think anything will happen above $1000 this year.

[podyx]

Reaching a new ATH isn't really a problem once we are a few years away from now.

If we do happen to see a new ATH after a few years then I expect it to be close to $1500.

[bit1]

Call me crazy but new ATH will be $7000.

   It need close to $800 and probably $1000 not, I will  keep my reasonable expectations on this year.

[talks_cheep]

I thought some miners had said their cost level was around $150. But that was many, many months ago. I guess they'll have upgraded equipment since and the difficulty hasn't done that any favors either.

$150 used to be the bare minimum cost + profit for miners, that was in late 2014/early 2015. As you mentioned, the equipment cost and dff factor has gone up quite a bit since then.

I'd guess $450 is the new, bare minimum cost + profit for most miners, below which it doesn't pay to mine any more. After the halving, the price of a bitcoin should be around $900 or else the miners will start turning off their gear.

[megadeth]

sold your account?