Big Dumps on Black Friday?

[Patatas]

Don't really expect it to go rocket high.That's not how really the market works.Even if the prices will go substantially high we can see it going up by units from today itself.But since it haven't I don't think its going to get affected so much in the next two days .Also if it happens it will be a great time for all the bitcoin owners to buy stuff which will have slightly expensive transaction fees than our regular trades.

[AndySt]

Have not yet seen large premises to it. Although still subject to change but time is running out.

[amacar2]

Crazy shopping may increase the demand but this will not pull the outside money as new people fear to buy bitcoin only to get discounted purchase on shopping. So i don't think much more will happen to bitcoin price on black friday.

[98problems]

i dont think that there will be any dumps in contrast i believe that people will start buying bitcoins what will result in the price growth as everyone will be interested in buyinng cheap stuff from the shops

[richardsNY]

If there will be any dumping then it is mostly due to the Bitcoins getting converted to fiat. That might be a reason for the price to go down. But I think not much will happen.

[Altynbekova]

Merchants will dump, consumer will buy, so in the end the price would be the same.

I don't anticipate on a big hectic price change this black friday/cyber monday event.

[Mickeyb]

Merchants will dump, consumer will buy, so in the end the price would be the same.

I don't anticipate on a big hectic price change this black friday/cyber monday event.

I share the same opinion with you! I think that we need to chill out with our expectations that Bitcoin will go up whenever we expect it should go up and it will go down when we expect so.

I don't see anything special about this Black Friday honestly! Moreover, we had one last year as well and the Bitcoin price hasn't nudge up or down!

[HarryKPeters]

Speculating is nice, but the occasion should be good.

Last year nothing happened with black friday/ cyber monday. So what are the signals something will happen this year?

Because we have momentum?

[Callahan]

We had a fluctuation of 32 $

[AndySt]

Speculating is nice, but the occasion should be good.

Last year nothing happened with black friday/ cyber monday. So what are the signals something will happen this year?

Because we have momentum?

There probably is more hope for a christmas rally than on black friday. But time passes, more and rally and did not think to come...

[Alley]

Who cares what the price will do.  I want to see how aggressive these merchants get with discounts.  Will show how serious they are.  If all we see is free shipping or 10% off I will be very disappointed.

[sartorpc]

You can't be sure, but I guess the price of btc will increase a bit, but not skyrocket...

[jt byte]

Don't really expect it to go rocket high.That's not how really the market works.Even if the prices will go substantially high we can see it going up by units from today itself.But since it haven't I don't think its going to get affected so much in the next two days .Also if it happens it will be a great time for all the bitcoin owners to buy stuff which will have slightly expensive transaction fees than our regular trades.

It does look like it is pumping up a bit now from what it was 12 hours ago. Almost $20 more then when I checked this morning. So what else could be the cause of this.
I think it is in anticipation of the upcoming of the spending on Black Friday. 

[nydiacaskey01]

Don't really expect it to go rocket high.That's not how really the market works.Even if the prices will go substantially high we can see it going up by units from today itself.But since it haven't I don't think its going to get affected so much in the next two days .Also if it happens it will be a great time for all the bitcoin owners to buy stuff which will have slightly expensive transaction fees than our regular trades.

It does look like it is pumping up a bit now from what it was 12 hours ago. Almost $20 more then when I checked this morning. So what else could be the cause of this.
I think it is in anticipation of the upcoming of the spending on Black Friday. 

A lot of buying or stacking of Bitcoins perhaps? Is there really a lot of site's or merchants out there that will participate in this Black Friday event or this is just a hype.

[PolarPoint]

If there are massive discounts, people who holds bitcoin will spend and merchant will dump. Those who do not have bitcoin will not buy bitcoin to spend because of extra discounts. It's too complicated for newbies to learn in a few days. I think bitcoin price may drop slightly but no major concern.

[Junko]

I usually eat an excessive amount on Thanksgiving Day so I will likely be taking a massive dump at some point on Black Friday. I imagine others like me will have big dumps as well.

As far as bitcoin is concerned, I don't see why there would be a big dump. If there is, that would be just a good a day as any for a big dump. Sure, why not. If there is a big dump, I'll be ready to buy if the price looks good.

[vuduchyld]

So you know how they say that everything's priced in, and everyone expects BTC to skyrocket on the 27th? So I guess it's already priced in, and everyone's just waiting to "sell the news"?
What's your bet?

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[Enjorlas]

If we spend a lot of bitcoin to buy goods and do not buy back the coins we spend, there is a chance of price drop.

This certainly happened last November. Around this time last year, Bitcoin was around $350. After the holidays were over it plunged to $167.

[LandOwner]

If we spend a lot of bitcoin to buy goods and do not buy back the coins we spend, there is a chance of price drop.

This certainly happened last November. Around this time last year, Bitcoin was around $350. After the holidays were over it plunged to $167.

This time, after we spend the bitcoin, we will have to buy it back to support the price. Otherwise, the price will drop.

[Patatas]

Don't really expect it to go rocket high.That's not how really the market works.Even if the prices will go substantially high we can see it going up by units from today itself.But since it haven't I don't think its going to get affected so much in the next two days .Also if it happens it will be a great time for all the bitcoin owners to buy stuff which will have slightly expensive transaction fees than our regular trades.

It does look like it is pumping up a bit now from what it was 12 hours ago. Almost $20 more then when I checked this morning. So what else could be the cause of this.
I think it is in anticipation of the upcoming of the spending on Black Friday. 

yeah ,even I'm quite surprised to see its fluctuating since then.Went up and hopefully will hit the rocket high on the black friday .Anyhow I have saved some good number of coins to spend on the day!