Will the price be stable?

[Abete]

when it reaches 21k, it has exceeded the predictions many people make about bitcoin grades this year. however, it is better to stabilize and rise slowly. it seems to be better and will benefit many people.

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[TopT3ns]

With the last bitcoin mined, the price could increase if the demand is growing. With a higher demand, the price will not be stabilized, but it will keep on rising.

then how people send bitcoin to another if there are no coins that mined left ? that is what i think untill now. maybe yes, if there are less supply, demand will be very high. but how bitcoin circulated ?

[Troysen]

The prices of cryptocurrencies are never stable most of the times because of the nature of the market, depending on a number of factors, prices go up and down all the times but majorly due to the demand of the currency and the available amount in the market.

[Sergey190785]

Bitcoin and other crypto currencies do not yet have official status. The time will come and these currencies will become stable

[oni4an]

The direction is still too young, prone to a news background, give time to stronger crypto economy. In any case it is the future and you choose to be with it or not.

[nathanhorn_MDL]

Not likely, but there are other coins and systems being developed that have a higher/high chance of reaching stability, look out for those! We sure are.

[TorbiK]

Most likely the price of transactions increases many times and the price of Bitcoin can skyrocket. If at that time there will be a demand for cryptocurrency as it is now.

[supandi wiharja]

I think in the last few days bitcoin prices are quite stable even though a few weeks ago it fell very low.
The movement of bitcoin values ​​is designed up and down depending on the number of requests, so bitcoin can not be equated with the currency of a country.
Hopefully the price will soon increase in the coming weeks, we are patient enough and always see the development of bitcoin value at any time.

[jonruhoax]

I remembered watching a video about bitcoins and the simple information that a beginner can understand. It says that bitcoin only has the maximum of 21 million bitcoins and 17 or 18 million has been mined.

What would happen if the very last block were mined? Will the value of bitcoin finally be stabilized?

I think it will still have a high value, because the number of bitcoins has been limited from the first created. but I'm not too sure of what will happen next. currently I still have bitcoin as an asset

[lunatics14]

I am not a trader but my opinion on this issue is that, the price of Bitcoin will never stabilize. As i read about Bitcoin, the value of it will depends on the demand and supply of the market. So i believe it will never have a stable price.

[kmlhsan]

Yes, Bitcoin's price will be stable. I think so.

[smirnovi]

I remembered watching a video about bitcoins and the simple information that a beginner can understand. It says that bitcoin only has the maximum of 21 million bitcoins and 17 or 18 million has been mined.

What would happen if the very last block were mined? Will the value of bitcoin finally be stabilized?

It will take more than 100 years for last coin to be mined. Will you be alive to make use of stable prices ?

[chesegrinder]

If more bitcoin will be mined the price or value of bitcoin will increase it is as simple as law of demand and supply, as the supply getting fewer and many people demand on it price will increase.

Next, I doudted that bitcoin scenario of all bitcoin will be mine, everyday there hundreds of thousand selling and buying of it, so it creates another block on the blockchain and also depleted block. In addition (IMO) bitcoin mining are hard unlike mining altcoin.

[pekavcilar01]

Period is fixed period, changes periodically. What is important for investors is their time in their heads. The time it takes to remain stable among buyers is important.

[YinShuiSiYuan]

I remembered watching a video about bitcoins and the simple information that a beginner can understand. It says that bitcoin only has the maximum of 21 million bitcoins and 17 or 18 million has been mined.

What would happen if the very last block were mined? Will the value of bitcoin finally be stabilized?

Once all of them are minned, the price should be more stable. More resistant to large variations as now, because all bitcoins will be on the market. The price may increase due to high demand and lower supply.

[InahC]

I remembered watching a video about bitcoins and the simple information that a beginner can understand. It says that bitcoin only has the maximum of 21 million bitcoins and 17 or 18 million has been mined.

What would happen if the very last block were mined? Will the value of bitcoin finally be stabilized?

I really don't think bitcoin price will be stable, I think when all reserved bitcoin is mined, I think Bitcoin will still be volatile, and increase more its value, because I think that time more people will know about bitcoin and people around the world will start investing I this kind of currency.

[Md Saad]

I don't think so. Bitcoin price will not be stable because of the decentralized system. Since this is not controllable so that it always brings a volatile condition. Not only that but also ups and down is the natural characteristics of this blockchain system. So that This price will not be stable in the future.

[wireless1889]

The value will never be a guaranteed stable because of some factors happening, But it will eventually rise and go deep down at some times always be mindful of selling or trading your Bitcoin because anytime it can go high and all of your profit will be gone if you trade and sell and didn't have any patience in you.

[nikita_01]

i don't think the price is stable as it is subject to market risk 

[Betwrong]

I am not a trader but my opinion on this issue is that, the price of Bitcoin will never stabilize. As i read about Bitcoin, the value of it will depends on the demand and supply of the market. So i believe it will never have a stable price.

Well, the price of anything in the free market depends on demand supply, yet most products have a more or less stable price, which doesn't change more than 5% within a year. Of course we have to exclude the inflation factor talking about the price stability because what we mean is the purchasing power of the money. For example, if Coca-Cola was 5 cents per glass 100 years ago, and today it is say 50 cents per glass, it doesn't mean it "costs" ten times more now to buy, but rather it means that the purchasing power of dollar has decreased. In short, the price of Bitcoin can be called stable if it's daily fluctuations do not exceed 1%. I think we are at least ten years away from that point.