Price stabilization

[educated]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

[shinratensei_]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

There is no scenario was driving the price of bitcoin, It's running for naturally. But some of the drama on the scalability problem is really annoying for the early adopters of bitcoin. It will not directly bring the adopters to other coins. I mean about the alternative coin, so the new demands of bitcoin has divided into some parts. The problem is on the bitcoin itself, don't expect there is a collusion for driving the market.

[Duzter]

The price stabilty of bitcoin is found often fluctuating within certain price range, but the fluctuations were used by traders to profit​. Common men just take part even if the price don't fluctuate because it has got increased price.

[mrcash02]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

It depends. If there are 100 times more users but the supply for all is ok probably the price won't fluctuate very much, but if the demand of the new users is very high the price will increase as well.

[peter0425]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

It depends. If there are 100 times more users but the supply for all is ok probably the price won't fluctuate very much, but if the demand of the new users is very high the price will increase as well.

Correct. The price is dictate by the supply and demand. Bitcoin market is not mature yet. Once the market matures, the adoption and speculation dynamics will settle into a predictable growth pattern.  But if the market demands more of bitcoin but the supply of it is less than the demand, then price will fluctuate.

[xIIImaL]

The price stabilty of bitcoin is found often fluctuating within certain price range, but the fluctuations were used by traders to profit​. Common men just take part even if the price don't fluctuate because it has got increased price.

Bitcoin price is always volatile. Due to fluctuation only we categorizing profit and loss and all. However, price is seems settled in the better value for bitcoin. value was around 400$ to 500$ before last year halving. After halving price is seems to be moving towards 1000$.
From this year starts we set the value from 950$ to now 1200$. This seems to decent increase on btc price. I hope it should continue and we need to touch 2000$ and more in near future.

[BitcoinPanther]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

I think this kind of scenario is possible, those at the trading platform are not circulating around the market, having 100 times users simply means more people are receiving and sending transaction , this does not necessarily means someone is buying Bitcoin at a higher price at the market.  Another case on this is the demand of users.  If they believe the price atm is the buying price and they all put their buy order at the current price range then we cannot see an increase in price.  Adoption does not necessary means increase in price.  It depends on how people are willing to pay for Bitcoin a piece.  Bitcoin can increase in price even with declining community.  It is about the willingness of the buyer to get Bitcoin even at a cost of increasing his bid on buy orders.

[Idrisu]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

Even when there is an increase of buying volume up 80% bitcoin price was still stable today. We are getting there, were the price will emulation gold and precious commodity. The margin traders make profit from excessive fluctuations of bitcoin price. But stability of price is a sign of strength as the price struggle to breaks $1200 yesterday and successful break that level today.

[aardvark15]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

It seems like more users would make the price go up and generally it has risen a lot over the past 12 months. As far as transactions go, it's hard to say if that increases the value. It would seem logical that more transactions means there are more people using Bitcoin and/or each person is making more transactions which would increase demand also.

[hello_good_sir]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

More users should make the price stabilise.

But whether it stabilises the price within the range that we are in today, which is around $1000 to $1200, then I don't know. I think it is much more likely for bitcoin to have a rally as long as the user base increases.

Once there is more users then there will definitely be a lot less speculation.

Or rather the force of regular users will outweigh the speculators in the open market simply because there is so many users. Just like fiat currencies, you see a lot of forex traders but in general fiat currencies against other fiats don't crash or rise that much in a short period of time like cryptocurrencies right now are.

It would be really interesting to fast forward time and see what happens ;P

[Sled]

As soon as possible, if we get permanent bitcoin users and investors that will regulate the supply of bitcoin then the price will become stable. As of now the market is still volatile because the traders still dominates the market and not investors or holders, if we reached to that point that the investors,users and holders dominates the market then it will become a good news for bitcoin because the price will stable.

[xypos]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

Even when there is an increase of buying volume up 80% bitcoin price was still stable today. We are getting there, were the price will emulation gold and precious commodity. The margin traders make profit from excessive fluctuations of bitcoin price. But stability of price is a sign of strength as the price struggle to breaks $1200 yesterday and successful break that level today.

The supply is pretty big right now as for the current amount of users in the blockchain system, and the price is fluctuating often, with big moves.
With more users, bitcoin should be stronger hence more stable.
It is because price is an agreement between bulls and bears. So if we will have bigger volume ( overall ) and more transactions, the buy/sell barriers will be bigger and harder to go through.

But before we will see that happening, we need some time to pass.
I would say that 5 years should be fairly enough, without some strange events on the cryptocurrency ship.

[Questat]

I don't see it's possible as of the moment, whales can manipulate the price and this is their game.
With the price fluctuations, they can make more money as there are dumb money in the circulation, they take advantage on that.

[thebatletbet]

I don't see it's possible as of the moment, whales can manipulate the price and this is their game.
With the price fluctuations, they can make more money as there are dumb money in the circulation, they take advantage on that.

all trading comodities alwayas up and down price is never about stabilization price
and all comodities is cooperation or someperson can manipulate price, is same with real curency dollar pair another curency example JPY, GBP or more can manipulate price, bankir and more can playing manipulate price, because want profit

[Sled]

I don't see it's possible as of the moment, whales can manipulate the price and this is their game.
With the price fluctuations, they can make more money as there are dumb money in the circulation, they take advantage on that.

As of now they can still manipulate the bitcoin market because they can still afford this current price and they have got a lot of money in their wallet so they manage to dictate the price but when the market starts to grow and if the volume of users will become bigger then it will become impossible for whales to manipulate and we will have price stabilization.

[BingoDog]

It's in bitcoin nature that the price is volatile and the price fluctuates. There could be some periods, like now, when the price is more or less stable. But don't count on that in the future and I don't think there is something that could stabilise the bitcoin price for good.

[jtipt]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

For the first point of your question yes, bitcoin can stabilize like not fluctuate much but it will be only for short time. The example you talk about won't happen, if btc translation increase plus more people adopt it then price is gonna increase it won't stay what it's now.

[asuryan180]

People always assume that at one point the price will somehow keep above a certain level and that is far from the truth.We can't make guarantees whether the price will stay at a given level or will spike or surge-that's the market reality and I doubt anybody can predict such an event.So I guess we will never experience a time where the price will always stay let's say above 800 or 900-it can always go back to 600.And it all depends on the situation

[BTCLovingDude]

Is there any plausible scenario where the number of bitcoin users and transactions continues to grow exponentially but somehow the price of bitcoin stabilizes to a specific range and doesn't fluctuate much? As in we get 100 times more users and transactions but the price remains around what it is today?

no there is none.
it is a very basic concept called supply and demand.
supply of bitcoin is clear how it should be and we all see the rate it is growing by (it was 50BTC per block and then 25 and currently it is 12.5 per block). and nothing can change that.

as the number of users grow and in other words as more people invest in it bitcoin gets more demand.

higher demand with the same supply means higher price.