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Author Topic: Will we call this "the forgotten halving" - sideways stable price for 4 years?  (Read 46 times)
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July 20, 2020, 03:27:45 AM
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wait 4 years and bam straight to the moon. Skipped this round of halving bull run.
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July 20, 2020, 03:34:05 AM
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I think your timings a bit out.

I remember from 2015 we were pretty stable at 220 and then saw a drop, then around the time of the halving we hit between 440-540.. (in 2013 we peaked at 1300) so we were over half of the ath much like we are now...

There's POTENTIAL for a bull run to come next year and theres still some potential for a decay this year. History doesn't repeat itself too many times though and I have been considering that this may be the time we see a standstill in the price (pr only hit a low end target of 30k) with 2025 being the year of another bull run.

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July 20, 2020, 05:21:34 AM
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I think your timings a bit out.

I remember from 2015 we were pretty stable at 220 and then saw a drop, then around the time of the halving we hit between 440-540.. (in 2013 we peaked at 1300) so we were over half of the ath much like we are now...

There's POTENTIAL for a bull run to come next year and theres still some potential for a decay this year. History doesn't repeat itself too many times though and I have been considering that this may be the time we see a standstill in the price (pr only hit a low end target of 30k) with 2025 being the year of another bull run.




Very true. Even I wrote a thread sometime back on the same issue. People think that price will immediately get a boom post halving. But it takes some time because halving stops speed of generating new bitcoin doesn't hampers the existing supply. This way effect can be seen once there is a surge in demand and supply isn't intact the way it previously was.
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July 20, 2020, 06:33:40 AM
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Bitcoin might not get above $10000 before the end of this year but that did not mean it has become stable
The next few years before the next halving are time to be look unto. I think we should expect more of the positive movement before the next halving.
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