Will there ever be another bubble in Bitcoin?

[funbarrel]

The chance of the bitcoin bubble will be less in the future as the price is higher now and more difficult to manipulate.

No.Compared to all the other markets out there, Derivatives, stocks, precious metals, real estate etc. Bitcoin still is ridiculously small.
We will see several more bubbles in the near and far future.
So I recommend to buckle up and enjoy or hate the ride.

Correct. Bitcoin still have a very small market share. With the increasing of popularity, will increase investments, and with them will come a bubbles. We can see that the price after halving very quickly stabilizes, which means (that's my private opinion) that within a few weeks we can expect a bubble.

a bubble is not a simple rise because of the popularity or adoption of bitcoin, but instead a bubble means when the price suddenly rises a lot in a very short time. for example if price goes to $1500 in the next week that is called a bubble. but instead if the price rises to $1500 over 1-2 years and because of the adoption that is a simple rise because of popularity.

thats true, a bubble means that the price is going up really fast and then it dumps back to the same price it was before, i think such things are not good for bitcoin

[ajareselde]

No one can guarantee you that we will have another bubble, but i can honestly say that i am fairly certain how it will happen, if not by random, then in an
orchestrated mega pump. There is simply too much money now in bitcoin, and the market didn't feel excitement for a long time, so the timing for a bubble couldnt be better.
I fear that people (traders and holders mainly)  could lose interest in bitcoin due to relatively dull market if something doesnt happen soon.

[CryptoBjorn]

A bubble, yes, i am sure of that, will it be the same as we saw in 2013?
I am quite sure such a thing will not happen anymore. The markets it totally different then in 2013, more resistances, more users (who will cash out etc.).

[~Bitcoin~]

The chance of the bitcoin bubble will be less in the future as the price is higher now and more difficult to manipulate.

Bitcoin market cap is just 10 billion USD right now and there are lots of whales holding atleast 5-10% of those bitcoin so manipulation at the current price is also possible. However the steady growth after every pump we seeing these days is proof of more market demand than only manipulation.

[Matt Guy]

Yes, I think that can happen in less than two years from now.

[frobley]

When the Ethereum Classic or the other version of Ethereum is killed, the people will divert their attention to bitcoin.

and by then, we'll be trying to decide which bitcoin chain to remain on... perhaps

[1Referee]

The chance of the bitcoin bubble will be less in the future as the price is higher now and more difficult to manipulate.

Bitcoin market cap is just 10 billion USD right now and there are lots of whales holding atleast 5-10% of those bitcoin so manipulation at the current price is also possible. However the steady growth after every pump we seeing these days is proof of more market demand than only manipulation.

Lots of whales holding 5-10% of the total coin supply?

5% of the total coin supply is 790K BTC.
10% of the total coin supply is 1.58 million BTC.

I don't think there is an entity actually owning 1.58 million coins.

[takingthis4]

Yes, I think that can happen in less than two years from now.

of course the bubble will happen way sooner, i think we can expect to see it in like a month or something lie that, that would make investors big profit

[uki]

Yes, I think that can happen in less than two years from now.

of course the bubble will happen way sooner, i think we can expect to see it in like a month or something lie that, that would make investors big profit

Why do you think so, if I may ask?
If you are so sure of that, you may put all your savings in Bitcoin now and earn a lot in next month or two. Would you?
I don't think so.

[Das]

When the Ethereum Classic or the other version of Ethereum is killed, the people will divert their attention to bitcoin.

Don't be surprised if another altcoin comes into the scene to replace ETH and ETC. Gone are those days when bitcoin was the only clown in the circus, we now have other clowns spicing up the show.

[uki]

When the Ethereum Classic or the other version of Ethereum is killed, the people will divert their attention to bitcoin.

Don't be surprised if another altcoin comes into the scene to replace ETH and ETC. Gone are those days when bitcoin was the only clown in the circus, we now have other clowns spicing up the show.

Still, outside of this forum there is only one that is really recognised. Until this changes, Bitcoin is the king. End of story.
that means if there is an inflow of new money, a serious one, it will primarily go to Bitcoin anyway.

[ontrackk]

Yes, I think that can happen in less than two years from now.

uhmm you might be right about it as no one can predict the price of the bitcoin, i think that the price growth might happen in like a month though thats just a prediction

[StoreBit]

ups and down is the routine of bitcoin market but the important thing is to be remain calm, strong and confident because some time the price will decrease to some low level which will compel you to think about the selling of your bitcoin and some time the price will go ho high that you will be welling to book the profit but if you have invested your money for a long term investment then you have to stay and just study the market and no need to worried about the price.

[ethereumhunter]

The chance of the bitcoin bubble will be less in the future as the price is higher now and more difficult to manipulate.

No.Compared to all the other markets out there, Derivatives, stocks, precious metals, real estate etc. Bitcoin still is ridiculously small.
We will see several more bubbles in the near and far future.
So I recommend to buckle up and enjoy or hate the ride.

Correct. Bitcoin still have a very small market share. With the increasing of popularity, will increase investments, and with them will come a bubbles. We can see that the price after halving very quickly stabilizes, which means (that's my private opinion) that within a few weeks we can expect a bubble.

a bubble is not a simple rise because of the popularity or adoption of bitcoin, but instead a bubble means when the price suddenly rises a lot in a very short time. for example if price goes to $1500 in the next week that is called a bubble. but instead if the price rises to $1500 over 1-2 years and because of the adoption that is a simple rise because of popularity.

thats true, a bubble means that the price is going up really fast and then it dumps back to the same price it was before, i think such things are not good for bitcoin

how if the big player dump and pump bitcoin and other altcoins without any news? and they just want to make a play and to make the market not stuck in one rate. i think it will be more interesting to trade, making people confusing to buy and sell 

[European Central Bank]

A bubble, yes, i am sure of that, will it be the same as we saw in 2013?
I am quite sure such a thing will not happen anymore. The markets it totally different then in 2013, more resistances, more users (who will cash out etc.).

don't be so sure. the dotcom bubble was massively larger than any bitcoin bubble and it involved all the top line people everywhere in the world. bubbles happen in the largest markets. bitcoin's freaking tiny.

the reason there hasn't been a bubble in bitcoin since then is because there hasn't been any demand for it ever since 2013. if demand grew faster than people willing to sell it then it's bubble time again and sellers are just as paranoid at missing out as buyers.

[isvicre]

A bubble, yes, i am sure of that, will it be the same as we saw in 2013?
I am quite sure such a thing will not happen anymore. The markets it totally different then in 2013, more resistances, more users (who will cash out etc.).

don't be so sure. the dotcom bubble was massively larger than any bitcoin bubble and it involved all the top line people everywhere in the world. bubbles happen in the largest markets. bitcoin's freaking tiny.

the reason there hasn't been a bubble in bitcoin since then is because there hasn't been any demand for it ever since 2013. if demand grew faster than people willing to sell it then it's bubble time again and sellers are just as paranoid at missing out as buyers.

How can you say there hasn't been a bubble since 2013? What do you call the price of the last few months,  organic growth?  The truth is with bitcoin you can only call a bubble a bubble in hindsight,  if the price drops back down to $250 this whole period could be classed as a bubble.

[RoommateAgreement]

A bubble, yes, i am sure of that, will it be the same as we saw in 2013?
I am quite sure such a thing will not happen anymore. The markets it totally different then in 2013, more resistances, more users (who will cash out etc.).

don't be so sure. the dotcom bubble was massively larger than any bitcoin bubble and it involved all the top line people everywhere in the world. bubbles happen in the largest markets. bitcoin's freaking tiny.

the reason there hasn't been a bubble in bitcoin since then is because there hasn't been any demand for it ever since 2013. if demand grew faster than people willing to sell it then it's bubble time again and sellers are just as paranoid at missing out as buyers.

How can you say there hasn't been a bubble since 2013? What do you call the price of the last few months,  organic growth?  The truth is with bitcoin you can only call a bubble a bubble in hindsight,  if the price drops back down to $250 this whole period could be classed as a bubble.

a bubble can not keep itself up because it is artificial and more importantly unstable so it will burst not go down slowly.

the bubble at this point was the $780+ and it bursted down to $630-$666 range and has stayed there for well over a month.

and yes if it continued down this path and was at $500 today i could agree that this was a bubble, but it doesn't seem to be one.

[goldcoinminer]

A bubble, yes, i am sure of that, will it be the same as we saw in 2013?
I am quite sure such a thing will not happen anymore. The markets it totally different then in 2013, more resistances, more users (who will cash out etc.).

don't be so sure. the dotcom bubble was massively larger than any bitcoin bubble and it involved all the top line people everywhere in the world. bubbles happen in the largest markets. bitcoin's freaking tiny.

the reason there hasn't been a bubble in bitcoin since then is because there hasn't been any demand for it ever since 2013. if demand grew faster than people willing to sell it then it's bubble time again and sellers are just as paranoid at missing out as buyers.

How can you say there hasn't been a bubble since 2013? What do you call the price of the last few months,  organic growth?  The truth is with bitcoin you can only call a bubble a bubble in hindsight,  if the price drops back down to $250 this whole period could be classed as a bubble.

It depends on the definition of the bubble. If 50% rise in a month is a bubble, there will be lots of bubbles ahead.

Well, for me there will be another bubble in the future but for the current price, I think that is just fair to see this and this is not overprice, if you notice the recent fall back of price, if the price was just a bubble it could have not rise again.

[Fatanut]

It's been a month already since the last bubble. The bitcoin just decreased its price a lot this week. So we can assume that our baseline is between 600$ and 700$ to say that a "mega-pump" has happened. Unfortunately, we're just approaching 600$ at the moment. Slowly recovering from the dump that the Bitfinex hackers did. Nevertheless, people are still expecting the price to shoot up this year because of the bitcoin halving.

[CloudStrife]

If many people keep using it just for speculative purposes, I believe that it is possible in a few years. But things can be better if people start to use it daily, and if bitcoin reaches a better level of liquidity and stability.