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May 22, 2014, 10:09:07 AM
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16852 usd
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May 22, 2014, 01:26:54 PM
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$12,412.01

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May 22, 2014, 01:46:32 PM
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94$

Btw. I won't short, but I'll buy more if it goes that low.
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May 22, 2014, 05:45:35 PM
Last edit: September 11, 2014, 10:50:30 PM by BTCat
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94$

Btw. I won't short, but I'll buy more if it goes that low.

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May 22, 2014, 06:27:03 PM
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$4000 High
$1200 Low

ETA: With at least one more bubble, 2 "mini crashes" and at least 4 new bitcoin businesses launching that enables further mass adoption.

I think it'll also jump up toward $1000 mark by October for whenever Blockchain.info launches whatever they're getting ready to launch, and when Circle officially opens.

You say "anti government" like that's a bad thing...

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May 22, 2014, 06:30:47 PM
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$4000 High
$1200 Low

ETA: With at least one more bubble, 2 "mini crashes" and at least 4 new bitcoin businesses launching that enables further mass adoption.

I think it'll also jump up toward $1000 mark by October for whenever Blockchain.info launches whatever they're getting ready to launch, and when Circle officially opens.

Adding a quote to secure the entry post previous edit.

You say "anti government" like that's a bad thing...

Unfortunate times will bring out the best in good people and the worst in bad people
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May 22, 2014, 06:40:06 PM
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$80,923
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May 22, 2014, 06:56:45 PM
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$4000 High
$1200 Low

ETA: With at least one more bubble, 2 "mini crashes" and at least 4 new bitcoin businesses launching that enables further mass adoption.

I think it'll also jump up toward $1000 mark by October for whenever Blockchain.info launches whatever they're getting ready to launch, and when Circle officially opens.

Adding a quote to secure the entry post previous edit.

Nice, but you should mention just one number to have an entree.
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May 22, 2014, 07:56:49 PM
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OK, so using the best TA available 

 Month of  April =4
           1st day =1
    plus year =  2015

so total price on that day will be $2020 Grin
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May 22, 2014, 08:04:44 PM
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$127,856.17

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May 22, 2014, 08:17:54 PM
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$46,216.34
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May 22, 2014, 08:35:28 PM
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$3210
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May 22, 2014, 10:33:07 PM
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$127,856.17

I like your prediction best  Wink

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June 01, 2014, 10:03:50 AM
Last edit: June 01, 2014, 01:52:38 PM by Slingshot
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 It will most likely be trading in a range of $1200+ to $3600+

 or from as low as $80 to $150 range.

 or as high as $9000 to $40,000+ range.

 It really "depends" on a long host of factors.


My best guess on April 1st 2015 a single bitcoin = $2444 usd
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So:

 It truly all depends on how fast wall street and other well heeled investors and speculators finally 'get Bitcoin' and finally dismiss the fud, and write off the Fed, and all their criminal actions to the present point in time. Or how quickly safe methods are devised and marketed to the mainstream for widespread adoption and usage. Still, Bitcoin is mainly tasked best for certain applications, and not so well for others. That could change, but it will take far more greater efforts including trusted off-the-blockchain processing in real time. Lots to be done there.

 It could be trading in excess of $40,000 each in mere months if major deep pockets finally figure out Bitcoin is a big part of The Future. It just all 'depends'.

 But unlike debt-based fiat currency ponzi schemes it's a fact that Bitcoin is Monetary Freedom yet so far its merely Digital Gold 2.0, or a strong store of value since it's quite limited in numbers.

 Still, very few seem to grasp the extreme cost of debt-based-fiat currency. The Fed dollar currently costs almost half a Trillion dollars this year alone for the USA to endure (interest payments on it's debts). And the USA exports much of those costs abroad so it's everyone paying these costs even though they have next to no clue by and large. That too isn't well understood.

 Of course many things are changing fast today, quite suddenly. Much to the horror of bankers. Good. That's a start. Today, absolutely everyone including government officials has learned to loathe and despise the banksters and their bailouts. The banksters are in the proverbial legal systems cross-hairs already. Soon it wont be mere fines for shattering the markets next time.

 Real Capitalism
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 Capitalism never rewards failure.
 Capitalism never bails out losers.
 Capitalism never gives bonuses for failure.

 From the hands of the weak and failing to the hands of the strong is Capitalism.
Real Capitalism. Honest, legal Capitalism. It's manditory. We used to practice that.

The Fed is soon dead. Why?

 Debt-based-fiat currencies, their in the real ultimate series of bubbles of Last Resort today, worldwide, a largely unspoken one, and absolutely denied by many so termed financial experts, almost all who know their lying through their false teeth. Traditional fiat is the real 800 pound Joke in the room buried and stealing everyone's wealth through confiscation by way of ruinous inflation. And that joke is on everyone who saving is in fiat currencies.

 Even governments are waking up to the realities. These criminal actions wont stand much longer. Federal Felony Banking and Financial Frauds and their statute of limitations wont be kind to many much longer. Very soon the rest of the criminal rats will flee their corporate dungeons, one way or another. And many of them are going to be sharing the same types of rooms as convicted Ponzi fraudster Mr. Maddoff in the not too distant future.

 The Fed has blown the Bubble of Last Resort by their insanity of borrowing and loaning ever more trillions to fix the problem of too much unpayable debts. It's the same world wide except for Norway and Russia, and possibly a few others I am unaware of, but the rest of the world is mired in insolvency. Finally that issue can no longer even be debated. Every other country worldwide is hopelessly insolvent in terms their all buried under so much debt they can never escape them as things currently stand. That must be solved, permanently. Severe bondholder haircuts are mandatory, and trillions in ill gotten stolen loot clawed back. Yet these financial experts enjoy to shill for their masters by lying out their crooked teeth about this and much, much more. The Central banks are all grossly criminally negligent to the very extreme. Repeat: Criminally Neglect to the extreme. These are the worst financial crimes in human history, and still unpunished. Criminal prosecutions are more than decades late here. Greenspan caused severe damage, while fools and idiots cheered him on. Yet even Greenspan knew all along he was feeding pure financial poisons into the financial systems. Sir Alan? No. Hardly. Merely the Puppet in Chief at the Fed. A mere fraudster. A mere criminal that ran the world into the financial abyss for the Owners of the Federal Reserve Board System Inc. - a very private corporation, that has nothing to do with the USA's Government what so ever, and isn't answerable to anyone else. The FED must be abolished, and it will be.

 As recently as the 1980's we tossed 10,000 criminal bankers in prison, reduced them to poverty best was legally allowed, and cleaned up their banking frauds and balance sheets. Then we sold off the banking assets to strong players. We never ever rewarded failure. Not ever. Never before. We seized failed banks, fixed the messes, then sold them off while continuing their banking operations.

 No one is ever 'too big to fail'. That's bullshit. Don't ever forget that. Repeat that often. Burn that in. Never except anything less or we're all
merely financial debt slaves from the cradles to our very graves, and many beyond their graves. Governments too must understand their being fleeced into financial bondage, and held captive by a financial 'den of vipers' per one past USA President very words. Word simply must be spread far and wide until finally prudent change is had (debt-free currencies). We can't accept anything less. This is the very reason for the last world war. It may end up being the very reason for the next world war if a firm grip on this extreme situation isn't attached soon. I cannot stress enough how we're all dancing around bond fires with nuclear weapons that cannot be released. Yet those monsters still echo. Most never are taught the truth, never. It's well covered up. The reader here just learned things most have no clue about. Not that most really seem to care. But they would if they knew the very scope and size of the stakes wagered upon all this.

 Hence the need for Bitcoin and Decentralized Cryptocurrenies. Central banks must be eliminated. Governments must be held in check. Debt-free currencies are mandatory. Satoshi Nakamoto released Bitcoin for all these very reasons and many more. He/she/they are very wise. It's most obvious Bitcoin is a big part of The Future. Anyone that disagrees is to be treated as traitors to the entire human race.


As for Bitcoin and it's future prices
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 No matter how much more shit they or anything else tosses towards Bitcoin it will just continue to laugh and laugh, and keep plowing forward through any and all hurdles, and much to the pleasant surprise of even it's biggest supporters and defenders. Many even in the world of Bitcoin just can't quite grasp that yet, yet every day, week and month we all are learning the resiliency of Bitcoin. There will be many more price surges (rallies). And many more pricing corrections. For many years to come the value of bitcoins will keep increasing. Until finally it enters it's mature stage, and outgrows it's growth stage. Depending on how long it takes for various hurdles to be plowed through it could be just a few to several years away that the growth stage finally closes, or well over a decade from today. Until then prices are going much higher and with many serious to severe correction periods, some maybe or maybe not lasting for many months or even longer. Patience will be handsomely rewarded is my conclusion. At least until finally something outperforms Bitcoin by huge margins. Until then this is the New King of Digital Stores of Value, usd, eur, yuan, yen, gbp, chf, and even the nok included.


My best guess on April 1st 2015 a single bitcoin = $2444 usd
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Bitcoin is a big part of the Future.
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June 01, 2014, 10:47:56 AM
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2500
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June 01, 2014, 02:56:36 PM
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5216.84 USD

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June 01, 2014, 03:11:30 PM
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$5000 +/-

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June 01, 2014, 03:16:13 PM
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$4163
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June 01, 2014, 03:23:16 PM
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By then we are likely to have ETFs and US exchanges that are run by real people. I'm not gonna guess a price but I think it's going to be surprisingly, maybe mind bendingly, loftier than we expect.
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June 01, 2014, 10:05:27 PM
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$25,000

(realistically, I'd say anywhere between $5,000 and $50,000 depending on sooo many factors.)

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