What do you think is holding bitcoin back?

[Suharti12]

I see thanks why bitcoin stops to go up, this is because I think good news content about bitcoin, and now it's also an increasingly Chinese holiday because many chinese that attract bitcoin make money flat for the needs of the Chinese New Year's preparations, hopefully some good news encourages bitcoin price increase

[angrygroceries]

The whole problem is in the scale.
 Bitcoin then rises, then falls, then rises again.
 This plays a crucial role in our business

Fluctuation is the main feature of Bitcoin because it's depending too much on the money line of investors. As much investors mean it raises or losing investor equally with falls. It's a pretty cool thing which made Bitcoin become a way to earn or lose your asset so fast.

[ALI AKBAR]

Yet, there is a big problem that the cost of transactions is very high which is not profitable for the people. Because some people want to save small amounts. It does not depend on technology, the government of some countries is set. I think the new entrants to crypto discourage.

[frank2018]

I think what thrives bitcoin is the rise of other cryptocurrencies. As time goes, lots of them were already available in the cryptomarket. This means that most people tend to invest on other cryptos based on their return and also diversify their assets.

[budz0425]

I think what thrives bitcoin is the rise of other cryptocurrencies. As time goes, lots of them were already available in the cryptomarket. This means that most people tend to invest on other cryptos based on their return and also diversify their assets.

So glad that bitcoin really recovers immediately, yes bitcoin really a great help for all the people, despite the negative news still people chooses to believe in it and that what makes the bitcoin unique, because people trusted this most.

[ildanalu]

The price of transaction and unpredictable rate.

[AllOfArt]

More people are interested on the actual cryptocurrencies, but not many people are buying now.

[cryptojohnstone]

I think the mixed messages on regulations are holding the real big institutional investors from entering