I don't know Why but i Just want to make same ATH guess like last time
Rules ....: the one with the right date of ATH gets .25 btc paid directly (UTC time) (closest to ATH.....)
I look to Every page in here from now When a date is picked first iT cannot been taken again ( 1st =1st)
Another .25 btc is rewarded for ho makes best of technical analyse of the time When we strike ATH.... and Why iT happens at that time.....
So This .25 also only to been payed 1 time .... and not 2 times te same explanation.... (1st =1st)
Both answers to win must been inside before 20-09-2017
Goodluck to the ones that like This
I will take January 1, 2018. The reasons are as follows:
The 2012-2013 bear market took 18 months before making another ATH above previous high around USD16.
The 2014-2017 bear market took 38 months (!) before making another ATH above the previous high around USD1100.
So the next few weeks are crucial to determine whether this is a bear market, i.e. 5th wave over, or merely a correction.
If USD3K level holds and we can bounce off to test the huge congestion/volume level near $4000 to $4200.
If $4200 fail, then we could see a huge head-and-shoulder forming above $4k to 5K.
So we should know the result before by the end of this month.
Since the Segwit X2 fork is scheduled for around November 21, if everything goes smoothly or BTC exhibit strength throughout
the debacle, then we may have something similar to August 1 BCH fork, i.e. everyone expects the worst and move BTC off exchange,
leaving little sell wall on the exchange, and lead to a sharp move up once everything did not turn out to be the end of the world.
So at the earliest, any BTC ATH should be after the Segwit X2 fork. I presume that we would be well off the $5K high at that point
and BTC is undergoing sideway consolidation.
If the above two criterion fail, i.e. BTC fail to regain foothold above $4K and SX2 coin turns out to be another battle for hashrate and
result in huge block congestion, then it's useless to predict ATH anyway, as it would many months of bear market, based on past experience.