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January 07, 2018, 11:51:41 PM
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1 Bitcoin 2011
2 Bitcoin end 2013
3 Bitcoin early 2013
4 Bitcoin 2017 (ongoing...)
5 Tulip-mania 1637

Charts here : http://gautiersblog.blogspot.ch/2017/12/larget-bubble-in-history.html


   Lol. Clearly, the things you said and the proofs you showed doesn't proove anything. It isn't something that can be accepted by us to make us see Bitcoin as a bubble. Because you see, giving this reasons and proofs are vained efforts when bitcoin always goes back and breaks record by record everytime. A better word to use if you only made a mistake is correction.

Just sayin'..

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January 07, 2018, 11:56:01 PM
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1 Bitcoin 2011
2 Bitcoin end 2013
3 Bitcoin early 2013
4 Bitcoin 2017 (ongoing...)
5 Tulip-mania 1637

Charts here : http://gautiersblog.blogspot.ch/2017/12/larget-bubble-in-history.html

What about the numbers for the stock market before the great depression? How was the bubble measured?
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January 10, 2018, 11:29:44 PM
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I further recommend to invest in bitcoin from now on
because I am sure that bitcoin prices will continue to rise,
as more and more enthusiasts from crypto currency.
the longer we wait we will be left behind by the more expensive price
So people should invest in bitcoin because you are sure prices will continue to rise?
If you look at Google trends (https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%203-m&q=bitcoin), the peak buzz seems behind.
At present, bitcoin is very stable and has little fluctuation in the past week. I think if you have tracked and are interested in the cypto market and especially bitcoin then you will no longer see bitcoin as the financial bubble. Because there can not be any form of financial bubble that can survive, grow strong and above all be supported by the community as much as bitcoin can last for nearly 10 years.

The range in the past has been between roughly 17,100 and 13,500. That's a range of 21 to 26% in only 7 days depending if you're measuring off the high or low. That's incredibly volatile by standard measures. In no sense should Bitcoin be considered "very stable." Bitcoin is still measured against real world metrics, you don't just throw those out because in comparison Bitcoin isn't as crazy as it was a little bit ago. This bubble has warped everyone's perception of what is normal and what is "stable."

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