[WAVES] Price Speculation Thread

[bitbite111]

What does everyone think the price per WAVE will open at?

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[cryptoheadd]

20k sat?

[bittraffic]

really hopeful the project is going to be of help for users. do you think one wave will be a $1?

[bitbite111]

really hopeful the project is going to be of help for users. do you think one wave will be a $1?

It probably wont open there, but will probably eventually get there and beyond. If the devs can deliver what they are going after.

[paolo77]

I think Waves = $ 10!

[Netnox]

If devs deliver $1+ easily reachable.

[btw50]

might need to add another one on the right, what price should be at 1 year or 2

the project take time for mass adoption.

[helloeverybody]

Was there an ico for this coin or is it only the signature campaign thats used to distribute the first few coins before mining?  maybe worth buying a few of these just in-case . fomo and all that =p

Just had a look over the announcement thread and cant quite see if you can buy into the ico or not.

[Emperor of Man]

They are collecting $400 Bitcoins (more than 5000 BTCs invested till now, and 4000+ of them in the first day with %20 bonus, which makes me believe they have some big time investors); but their release date will most probably be around Bitcoin halving, with $God- knows-how-much Bitcoins, and not $400 BTCs.

Now one of the important questions is, that will people think: I've bought my Waves X satoshis, so I won't sell them cheaper than that, or they say: I've bought my Waves for $X, so I won't sell them cheaper than that?  

If people think satoshi-wise, maybe HODLing waves from ICO will be a better strategy than HODLing Bitcoins.  

[helloeverybody]

They are collecting $400 Bitcoins (more than 5000 BTCs invested till now, and 4000+ of them in the first day with %20 bonus, which makes me believe they have some big time investors); but their release date will most probably be around Bitcoin halving, with $God- knows-how-much Bitcoins, and not $400 BTCs.

Now one of the important questions is, that will people think: I've bought my Waves X satoshis, so I won't sell them cheaper than that, or they say: I've bought my Waves for $X, so I won't sell them cheaper than that?  

If people think satoshi-wise, maybe HODLing waves from ICO will be a better strategy than HODLing Bitcoins.  

Is there anywhere that shows what the current ico price is? At the moment i can buy into the ico but it doesnt actually say what price i will be buying at? Am i missing something?

[Bitboy12345]

Realistically speaking and as it stands:
5445.83 BTC have been raised.

According to this spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xxP6h3zFVtGbhmKT4yjBdRd4oC77CQ4R623TFWjA_qo/htmlview#gid=1885855148 (which is relatively accurate or at least a good basis to work from) we can get a reasonable idea of the price direction waves is headed for.

Based on a presale amount of 6400 BTC the current price per wave is 0.028 usd/7529 satoshi... lets round it off and call it 0.02 usd/7000 satoshis per wave considering the current presale amount stands at under 6000 BTC. Using the same spreadsheet and if the ICO/presale hits 13200 BTC (which is a realistic end of presale number) one wave will cost 0.058usd/15529 satoshi. For arguments sake lets say at launch when waves is added to exchanges an additional 15000 btc worth of waves (ball park figure) are bought by investors within the first week/2weeks/month... that means (at least speculatively) a single wave will be worth more or less 0.16 usd... beyond speculation this is of course relative to the bitcoin price which is on the rise...  realistically and on a high note 0.3 to 0.5 usd per wave is an accurate entry level number to expect (which is a good thing because more people will buy).

I have no doubt in the potential of this coin and I wont be surprised if we see 10 usd within the first 12-16 months after its release.

[helloeverybody]

Realistically speaking and as it stands:
5445.83 BTC have been raised.

According to this spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xxP6h3zFVtGbhmKT4yjBdRd4oC77CQ4R623TFWjA_qo/htmlview#gid=1885855148 (which is relatively accurate or at least a good basis to work from) we can get a reasonable idea of the price direction waves is headed for.

Based on a presale amount of 6400 BTC the current price per wave is 0.028 usd/7529 satoshi... lets round it off and call it 0.02 usd/7000 satoshis per wave considering the current presale amount stands at under 6000 BTC. Using the same spreadsheet and if the ICO/presale hits 13200 BTC (which is a realistic end of presale number) one wave will cost 0.058usd/15529 satoshi. For arguments sake lets say at launch when waves is added to exchanges an additional 15000 btc worth of waves (ball park figure) are bought by investors within the first week/2weeks/month... that means (at least speculatively) a single wave will be worth more or less 0.16 usd... beyond speculation this is of course relative to the bitcoin price which is on the rise...  realistically and on a high note 0.3 to 0.5 usd per wave is an accurate entry level number to expect (which is a good thing because more people will buy).

I have no doubt in the potential of this coin and I wont be surprised if we see 10 usd within the first 12-16 months after its release.

Cant help but think that you may be extremely optimistic with your prediction. That would put this coin basically ahead of any other coin excluding bitcoin which i will assume will be around the 400 dollar mark by the time this releases. Eth i think has given people a bit of jope for upcoming coins but i think we need to be wary not to get dragged into buying coins over hype.

[TeraBite]

Waves is revolutionary project and i think price will be over $5 at the launch for sure.

[Bitboy12345]

Realistically speaking and as it stands:
5445.83 BTC have been raised.

According to this spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xxP6h3zFVtGbhmKT4yjBdRd4oC77CQ4R623TFWjA_qo/htmlview#gid=1885855148 (which is relatively accurate or at least a good basis to work from) we can get a reasonable idea of the price direction waves is headed for.

Based on a presale amount of 6400 BTC the current price per wave is 0.028 usd/7529 satoshi... lets round it off and call it 0.02 usd/7000 satoshis per wave considering the current presale amount stands at under 6000 BTC. Using the same spreadsheet and if the ICO/presale hits 13200 BTC (which is a realistic end of presale number) one wave will cost 0.058usd/15529 satoshi. For arguments sake lets say at launch when waves is added to exchanges an additional 15000 btc worth of waves (ball park figure) are bought by investors within the first week/2weeks/month... that means (at least speculatively) a single wave will be worth more or less 0.16 usd... beyond speculation this is of course relative to the bitcoin price which is on the rise...  realistically and on a high note 0.3 to 0.5 usd per wave is an accurate entry level number to expect (which is a good thing because more people will buy).

I have no doubt in the potential of this coin and I wont be surprised if we see 10 usd within the first 12-16 months after its release.

Cant help but think that you may be extremely optimistic with your prediction. That would put this coin basically ahead of any other coin excluding bitcoin which i will assume will be around the 400 dollar mark by the time this releases. Eth i think has given people a bit of jope for upcoming coins but i think we need to be wary not to get dragged into buying coins over hype.

Interesting and valid point. Ether definately surpassed expectations. I dont think 0.3 - 0.5 usd is unrealistic at least as a start. I can see this coin headed for 5 dollars at some point per say. What makes you say the btc price will be around 400 dollar mark taking into consideration the upcoming halving?

[helloeverybody]

Realistically speaking and as it stands:
5445.83 BTC have been raised.

According to this spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xxP6h3zFVtGbhmKT4yjBdRd4oC77CQ4R623TFWjA_qo/htmlview#gid=1885855148 (which is relatively accurate or at least a good basis to work from) we can get a reasonable idea of the price direction waves is headed for.

Based on a presale amount of 6400 BTC the current price per wave is 0.028 usd/7529 satoshi... lets round it off and call it 0.02 usd/7000 satoshis per wave considering the current presale amount stands at under 6000 BTC. Using the same spreadsheet and if the ICO/presale hits 13200 BTC (which is a realistic end of presale number) one wave will cost 0.058usd/15529 satoshi. For arguments sake lets say at launch when waves is added to exchanges an additional 15000 btc worth of waves (ball park figure) are bought by investors within the first week/2weeks/month... that means (at least speculatively) a single wave will be worth more or less 0.16 usd... beyond speculation this is of course relative to the bitcoin price which is on the rise...  realistically and on a high note 0.3 to 0.5 usd per wave is an accurate entry level number to expect (which is a good thing because more people will buy).

I have no doubt in the potential of this coin and I wont be surprised if we see 10 usd within the first 12-16 months after its release.

Cant help but think that you may be extremely optimistic with your prediction. That would put this coin basically ahead of any other coin excluding bitcoin which i will assume will be around the 400 dollar mark by the time this releases. Eth i think has given people a bit of jope for upcoming coins but i think we need to be wary not to get dragged into buying coins over hype.

Interesting and valid point. Ether definately surpassed expectations. I dont think 0.3 - 0.5 usd is unrealistic at least as a start. I can see this coin headed for 5 dollars at some point per say. What makes you say the btc price will be around 400 dollar mark taking into consideration the upcoming halving?

the reason i believe it will stay the same is because (and i hate this saying) its priced in. If you look at the last halving it took 2 months before there was any effect on the market, and the massive rise that came 2 months after the event doesn't necessarily mean it was due to the halving. I Do hold bitcoin so i hope im wrong and it goes to $100000000000 per coin or whatever but im not too convinced that it will. We can dream i suppose

[bitbite111]

Realistically speaking and as it stands:
5445.83 BTC have been raised.

According to this spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xxP6h3zFVtGbhmKT4yjBdRd4oC77CQ4R623TFWjA_qo/htmlview#gid=1885855148 (which is relatively accurate or at least a good basis to work from) we can get a reasonable idea of the price direction waves is headed for.

Based on a presale amount of 6400 BTC the current price per wave is 0.028 usd/7529 satoshi... lets round it off and call it 0.02 usd/7000 satoshis per wave considering the current presale amount stands at under 6000 BTC. Using the same spreadsheet and if the ICO/presale hits 13200 BTC (which is a realistic end of presale number) one wave will cost 0.058usd/15529 satoshi. For arguments sake lets say at launch when waves is added to exchanges an additional 15000 btc worth of waves (ball park figure) are bought by investors within the first week/2weeks/month... that means (at least speculatively) a single wave will be worth more or less 0.16 usd... beyond speculation this is of course relative to the bitcoin price which is on the rise...  realistically and on a high note 0.3 to 0.5 usd per wave is an accurate entry level number to expect (which is a good thing because more people will buy).

I have no doubt in the potential of this coin and I wont be surprised if we see 10 usd within the first 12-16 months after its release.

This is a very realistic break down. The thing that matters the most is the initial market cap. The smaller the better, since it will mean higher multiples when the project is a success.

[Nxtblg]

Who knows? It depends a lot on the market conditions when it starts trading, as well as the FOMO level 'round here. As long as enough folks get the idea that WAVES is the new Lisk & Ethereum, there'll be a big pop after trading starts.

[Netnox]

Who knows? It depends a lot on the market conditions when it starts trading, as well as the FOMO level 'round here. As long as enough folks get the idea that WAVES is the new Lisk & Ethereum, there'll be a big pop after trading starts.

Waves isn't the new Lisk, its different and more interesting for my taste.

[pixel75]

too early now. probably 0.4/0.5$

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Realistically speaking and as it stands:
5445.83 BTC have been raised.

According to this spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xxP6h3zFVtGbhmKT4yjBdRd4oC77CQ4R623TFWjA_qo/htmlview#gid=1885855148 (which is relatively accurate or at least a good basis to work from) we can get a reasonable idea of the price direction waves is headed for.

Based on a presale amount of 6400 BTC the current price per wave is 0.028 usd/7529 satoshi... lets round it off and call it 0.02 usd/7000 satoshis per wave considering the current presale amount stands at under 6000 BTC. Using the same spreadsheet and if the ICO/presale hits 13200 BTC (which is a realistic end of presale number) one wave will cost 0.058usd/15529 satoshi. For arguments sake lets say at launch when waves is added to exchanges an additional 15000 btc worth of waves (ball park figure) are bought by investors within the first week/2weeks/month... that means (at least speculatively) a single wave will be worth more or less 0.16 usd... beyond speculation this is of course relative to the bitcoin price which is on the rise...  realistically and on a high note 0.3 to 0.5 usd per wave is an accurate entry level number to expect (which is a good thing because more people will buy).

I have no doubt in the potential of this coin and I wont be surprised if we see 10 usd within the first 12-16 months after its release.

Cant help but think that you may be extremely optimistic with your prediction. That would put this coin basically ahead of any other coin excluding bitcoin which i will assume will be around the 400 dollar mark by the time this releases. Eth i think has given people a bit of jope for upcoming coins but i think we need to be wary not to get dragged into buying coins over hype.

Interesting and valid point. Ether definately surpassed expectations. I dont think 0.3 - 0.5 usd is unrealistic at least as a start. I can see this coin headed for 5 dollars at some point per say. What makes you say the btc price will be around 400 dollar mark taking into consideration the upcoming halving?

Eh, any of the above posters could be right and this could be the next big thing...who knows.  I may have to gamble with this one.  Is it going to be traded on any of the exchanges any time soon?