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September 22, 2017, 10:55:24 PM |
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Yes, I would agree that most asset classes are indeed in a bubble. Much like the last bubble in 2007-2008 time frame, it took some time for it to burst, even though some people had been pointing out the economy was in a bubble for a few years prior. So while we may all know they symptom and recognize what is going on, we don't necessarily know when it will burst.
“The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.” - John Maynard Keynes
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Mike Mayor
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September 22, 2017, 11:36:53 PM |
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This is exactly why I don't listen to people who talk about "bubbles" if you want to go that route you could very well say your life is a bubble too. Where will it end ? It's just nonesense people who think they know everything spew out. They want everyone to listen and believe them and think they have something important to say.
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bitterguy28
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September 22, 2017, 11:42:16 PM |
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yes i believe and i agree everything is a double may after the all issue of bitcoin and fixed all the problems of bitcoin facing right now, rising the bitcoin before the end of year start to beceme a double value price.
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September 22, 2017, 11:52:18 PM |
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Interesting if you equate Bitcoin with a bubble. Because the nature of the bubble is high and broke, then spread all directions. Hopefully this Nature will make Bitcoin spread everywhere.
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jseverson
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September 23, 2017, 01:21:51 AM |
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Oh wow. Can't argue with that lmao.
But yeah, everything is a bubble if you reach hard enough. I'm also tired of seeing these FUD news, but there's really no way to stop or convince them. News outlets in particular are selling clicks, so we can fully expect them to bubble everything up everytime there is a dip. Large players have plenty to gain by manipulating prices at the expense of Bitcoin's (short term) image.
We know Bitcoin is not a bubble and I'm sticking with that. It's fun reading up on bubble arguments sometimes though.
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September 23, 2017, 01:33:00 AM |
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Yes it is a bubble. It is natural to have boom and busts in a capitalist system. However when it bursts bitcoin will go down relatively more than the other assets because it has shot up way faster than everything else. 3x in a year? People are delusional if they think any asset can perform like this indefinitely.
With that said, this doesn't affect the long term prospects of bitcoin. If you believe the technology these price fluctuations won't worry you. But it is slightly concerning to me that many people seem to blindly say "bitcoin is not a bubble" implying that it will never go down. This is simply not true and a lot of people are going to get burnt with this attitude.
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September 23, 2017, 01:44:45 AM |
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Yes it is a bubble. It is natural to have boom and busts in a capitalist system. However when it bursts bitcoin will go down relatively more than the other assets because it has shot up way faster than everything else. 3x in a year? People are delusional if they think any asset can perform like this indefinitely.
With that said, this doesn't affect the long term prospects of bitcoin. If you believe the technology these price fluctuations won't worry you. But it is slightly concerning to me that many people seem to blindly say "bitcoin is not a bubble" implying that it will never go down. This is simply not true and a lot of people are going to get burnt with this attitude.
You are right , but it depends on how you look at it. Some people really like the tech and the idea behind btc so bubble or not they will not care. Then you have the investors who are here to make money , but they need to realise that what goes up will go down bubble or not.
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September 23, 2017, 01:48:22 AM |
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Yes it is a bubble. It is natural to have boom and busts in a capitalist system. However when it bursts bitcoin will go down relatively more than the other assets because it has shot up way faster than everything else. 3x in a year? People are delusional if they think any asset can perform like this indefinitely.
With that said, this doesn't affect the long term prospects of bitcoin. If you believe the technology these price fluctuations won't worry you. But it is slightly concerning to me that many people seem to blindly say "bitcoin is not a bubble" implying that it will never go down. This is simply not true and a lot of people are going to get burnt with this attitude.
Not only will they get burnt, but also they will lose faith in it, affecting negatively its value, which in turn, it'll become an opportunity for altcoin to rise up and get their attention...
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September 23, 2017, 01:48:44 AM |
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Agree with you guys. Bitcoin is absolutely the same like our classic economic. There is up and down.
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September 23, 2017, 01:51:23 AM |
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don't think too much about bitcoin, just do it
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September 23, 2017, 02:03:33 AM |
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I don’t agree with this.To me, a bubble is artificially inflated and all goods have inflated value.It’s all a layer of bubbles on top of bubbles. To say everything is a bubble doesn’t mean much, unless you can predict when it will burst.
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September 23, 2017, 02:15:02 AM |
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You might be right, my friend. The stock market is in a bubble also. I just checked NASDAQ and it is rising exponentially.
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DoublerHunter
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September 23, 2017, 02:16:44 AM |
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Everything is not a bubble because we have a solid source of demand for bitcoin and it is not a bubble because the price of bitcoin is not fast on dumping and we can see more and more gains in the long term run for the market of bitcoin so i think that there is nothing to worry about the bubble because it doesn't exist here.
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September 23, 2017, 02:23:27 AM |
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people say this when price from 1k go up to 2k on June. And what? everything still ok.
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Snaic
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September 23, 2017, 02:27:49 AM |
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Due to the high volatility of bitcoin, it is increasingly compared with a bubble recently. This does not prevent him from restoring his course and developing. If you look at these things a little wider, then the economy of any state, the world economy can also be called a bubble, because it can burst under certain conditions. In the world, nothing is absolutely stable. If bitcoin is not liked by someone because of its rapid spread throughout the world and a sharp increase in demand for it, it is simply attacked and criticized. This is just not worth paying attention to. Bitcoin is and he continues victorious procession around the world. Let the dogs bark, the caravan vseravno goes.
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iamMhew
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September 23, 2017, 02:46:49 AM |
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no! i think its not, bitcoin is not like a bubble that sooner or later it disappear, maybe the bubbles are those people who not believe in bitcoin and they sell their bitcoin to cut their looses in the dip. but for me, dip is not the problem we all facing on, but those fakes news that floating around us, thats the problem, they always saying that this bitcoin is a bubble to cause a waves of rush selling bitcoin, then whales buying it to earn more and more profits soon.
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erickkyut
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September 23, 2017, 02:59:39 AM |
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No need to panic. Bitcoin is now recovering and will soon be back on its phase again. There are lots of similar incidents that happened before but Bitcoin keeps on surviving them and everytime it survives, it becomes stronger. I believe in Bitcoin and I know that it will never disappoint us in the future.
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September 23, 2017, 03:06:58 AM |
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Interesting if you equate Bitcoin with a bubble. Because the nature of the bubble is high and broke, then spread all directions. Hopefully this Nature will make Bitcoin spread everywhere.
That's a different way to look at it. Probably I agree with you to some extent. But as you know once a bubble expands a lot it's crosses it threshold and bursts, so you don't want BTC to rise too much too quickly. That is what happened in past few months as we saw a swift increase to 4.8k caused it to burst down to 3.5k
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HabBear
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September 23, 2017, 03:19:21 AM |
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It's impossible to read these charts, what are you trying to compare Bitcoin to?
Here's the thing with bubbles. What a appears to be a bubble in the moment could actually be genuine growth. But there's no way to know because clear understanding of rationalization of investment prices requires context. Our context is the length of time Bitcoin has been around, 9 years. That's not long. And all the analysts making a judgement don't recognize that or take it into consideration. What they see is something they don't understand that (to them) "appeared out of no where" and has an attraction that they deem irrational.
Stay the course because everything is not a bubble.
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