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March 07, 2017, 07:58:11 AM
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So we have a thread where people guess whether it will be approved or not. Now speculate on how high it will go in the weeks after if it is approved and where it will stabilize. If denied, how low will it go? How long to recover?

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March 07, 2017, 09:25:12 AM
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Ok I'll start but I'm not as experienced as some on this forum. If it is approved I think the price will start rising within an hour of the news being announced. I think It will spike in 24 hours, more than doubling in value. As the ETF becomes active and demand rises, I think prices will triple again, maybe even spiking to the 10k-15k range, it will drop off to the 6-7k range and remain stable. It will climb over 10k stable by the end of the year.

 If it is denied, I think the selloff of the ETF speculators will cause it to crash to the 600-700 range. When the Chinese markets open again days later, it will fall below 500. It will sharply rise after bottoming out two weeks later. People like us will take advantage of the low prices and buy like crazy. Slowly rising to 1100 range by early April and slowly climbing to 2k stable by the end of 2017.

 Remember, not that experienced, just looked at a lot of historical bitcoin charts.

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March 07, 2017, 09:27:46 AM
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Ok I'll start but I'm not as experienced as some on this forum. If it is approved I think the price will start rising within an hour of the news being announced. I think It will spike in 24 hours, more than doubling in value. As the ETF becomes active and demand rises, I think prices will triple again, maybe even spiking to the 10k-15k range, it will drop off to the 6-7k range and remain stable. It will climb over 10k stable by the end of the year.

 If it is denied, I think the selloff of the ETF speculators will cause it to crash to the 600-700 range. When the Chinese markets open again days later, it will fall below 500. It will sharply rise after bottoming out two weeks later. People like us will take advantage of the low prices and buy like crazy. Slowly rising to 1100 range by early April and slowly climbing to 2k stable by the end of 2017.

 Remember, not that experienced, just looked at a lot of historical bitcoin charts.

IMO it can't be worse than the PBOC stuff that went down months ago. If denied it'll probably drop to ~900 but not lower than that
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March 07, 2017, 09:48:47 AM
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I think the reason why BTC didn't drop is because it was driven by core investors. We have a double whammy right now, Wall Street sheep who own BTC on speculation and tens of thousands of Chinese miners who haven't been able to sell for a month.

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March 07, 2017, 11:11:41 AM
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I think the reason why BTC didn't drop is because it was driven by core investors. We have a double whammy right now, Wall Street sheep who own BTC on speculation and tens of thousands of Chinese miners who haven't been able to sell for a month.
I agree with you . bitcoin will continue to grow as traders still have activity .. this time traders more and more, and also the total transactions is increasing. so bitcoin will not experience falling prices.
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March 07, 2017, 11:53:55 AM
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I think the reason why BTC didn't drop is because it was driven by core investors. We have a double whammy right now, Wall Street sheep who own BTC on speculation and tens of thousands of Chinese miners who haven't been able to sell for a month.
I agree with you . bitcoin will continue to grow as traders still have activity .. this time traders more and more, and also the total transactions is increasing. so bitcoin will not experience falling prices.
You are right and I partly agree with you. Bitcoin will continue to grow as traders still have activity and having more traders and increasing number of transactions is what makes bitcoin strong but I don't think that bitcoin will not ever again experience falling prices because I know as long as bitcoin livesm we can see lows and falling prices. As for me if ETF had been approved bitcoin might pump to 1300-1500$ or somewhere between that. If it is rejected a little correction will happen and will fall down near 1000$ or at sub 1000$.
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