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February 29, 2016, 09:45:00 AM
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What will happen to difficulty when halving is ended?
difficulty does not depend on the reward but on how fast the last 2016 blocks were mined. so the halving should not affect this. but the price might. if the price is not enough to make mining profitable for some small time miners they will be forced to stop mining if they want to cut their loses. this will result in decreased difficulty unless some big farms pops out to compensate the hashrate loss.

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Do you think guys the price will increase more than $700?
probably. maybe. hope so.

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If the difficulty will decrease and block rewards will be half into 12.5 BTC
For me the price will not rise it will the same as price today because the difficulty is the problem right now why mining is not profitable
So if difficulty will be half like the block rewards so there's no changes for the price if bitcoin halving is ended. ..
Am i right?
see above.
It's going to be tough for miners which I agree but this may have an affect the confirmation time as well. Will it happen that transactions would need a fee as big as 0.0010- 0.005 for confirmation?

I feel that the prices may increase but we may not reach $700 till July. It may still struggle above $500 like last year.

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February 29, 2016, 12:54:45 PM
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It's going to be tough for miners which I agree but this may have an affect the confirmation time as well. Will it happen that transactions would need a fee as big as 0.0010- 0.005 for confirmation?

I don't see any reason why this would happen. confirmation time shouldn't be affected by the halving and so is the tx fee.
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February 29, 2016, 01:32:34 PM
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When halving gets over we can see price of the bitcoin very high, but soon it will
decrease and reach a price that is found to be a normal increase of the price.

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February 29, 2016, 02:07:27 PM
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Nothing can be said for sure and I highly doubt the price would be above $700 after halving. I still can't forget what happened with LTC and don't want the same to be repeated with bitcoins but I have hope since transaction volume will increase after halving and we may expect a price range of $500-$550 after that.
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March 01, 2016, 06:20:15 AM
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I feel the block reward reducing by 50% may make transactions take a longer time to confirm but that's just what I feel. With regards to the price, I don't mind if it's stable at $430-$440 as it is now as always when we reach the end of the year, the price increases unexpectedly but I don't want it to reduce after halving.
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March 01, 2016, 07:41:11 AM
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well i thought that it will rise just not to 1000$ like everyone hopes for, it might rise by 100$ or 200$, not more, halving dosen't mean that price have to rise 2 times
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March 01, 2016, 09:21:37 AM
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I think the price will be at a high amount and than slowly go back to his previous price, maybe a bit above that something above the 500 dollar and than it stays stable at that price.
In my prediction this will happen because the halving will first let the price increase and than after that it will go down because of the people just waited on the halving and sold the bitcoin.

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