Where do you think bitcoin will drop to?

[bornloser]

I think we saw bitcoin under 100$ in the last time in history.

I think you can kiss your forecasting career goodbye. Stay with your dayjob and if you make a prediction, at least be realistic.

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[aoshea]

Wouldn't be shocked to see it drop back down to the 60-70 range. However, I see it has rebounded past 100 so that is a "good" sign for me.

[Dalib]

I think we saw bitcoin under 100$ in the last time in history.

I think you can kiss your forecasting career goodbye. Stay with your dayjob and if you make a prediction, at least be realistic.

As this month has been a lot of days with Bitcoin for less than $ 100, and even more days for $ 120 more, I think that we can look forward to in the future too.

And certainly we also read headlines like: "never double-digit" or "soon to be single-digit"

In April, the Bitcoin was 13 days cheaper than $ 100, 14 days cost more than $ 120 and only 4 days for the price from 100 to 120 USD ...

[MiningUnited]

Unless there is a panic, like with what happened with Mt.Gox during the bubble, I don't see BitCoin dropping below $100. It seems to have stabilized and will remain at this mark for a while. It will be a steady decline or rise from here on out, unless there is a major event.

What really needs to happen for a nice steady rise is a NEED for BitCoin. This can be created if more merchants offer BitCoin as a payment method.

[yugo23]

It will never drop below 50$ again.

[krudkeeper]

Increased ease of availability is what I am watching for.(Debit card purchases or PayPal for the US customers)  Over $250 easy when this happens.

[MiningUnited]

I could see some place like CoinBase doing this with plastic cards. When you make a purchase the purchase total is instantly converted to $USD from your BitCoin balance for the merchant. This way the merchant doesn't have to accept BitCoin.