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October 27, 2017, 04:19:20 PM
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There were several bubbles before that, some of which fell by a much more significant percentage than the price did after 2013.  They were involving smaller amounts of money, but huge bubbles can collapse in a similarly spectacular fashion.

It's not the size of the bubbles or the falls, it's the duration of the hangover. I cannot see any circumstances where it takes over three years to regain an all time high. That'll take it beyond the next halving all the while legislation is being clarified, antis are coming around to the idea, all the fork shit will be stone dead by then and media coverage is totally changing in its tone.

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October 27, 2017, 04:20:42 PM
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Price hasn't increased by 100x or even 10x fold in this year like in 2013 so it is too early to call bitcoin is in bubble right now that can brust at some point. I  think ICO has played major roll in this surge lately and people from developing countries are now also getting into bitcoin. India have added regulation in crypto trading which is actually better than complete ban. Similar regulation are being established in many asian and african countries that mean bitcoin is being distributed all over the world and new money is pouring into bitcoin.

There is nothing to worry about this huge pump we have this year, in next 5 year price can even go to $100k  Wink
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