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July 30, 2014, 08:48:11 PM
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100K a coin is not *that* high. I just look around and see the amount of money sloshing around in the real estate market (where I am) and it point to a massive amount of printing/lending/increase of supply year on year. Eg the price has risen 15% each  year in hte last two years alone and does about 7~10% every year on average. The average price per house is not far of $1 Million. The gov FIAT printing machine it turned ON.

1 million is quickly becoming....well not that much really as far as buying power goes

It's like we are in hyperinflation but no one has said so publicly yet.


I expect BTC to be 1K a coin by March 2015, 10K 13 months after that and 100K 13 months after that.

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July 30, 2014, 10:13:16 PM
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I'm long and hodling right now...in fact, I've bought more in the last 48 hours.  I believe in BTC as a useful, innovative currency--both as a store of value and a medium of exchange.  That said, I wish I could go somewhere to place an odds bet against these possible outcomes! 

To think that BTC will be worth $10,000 in April 2016 or $100K in May 2017 just doesn't strike me as feasible.  My calculations, based on M2 money supply, indicate that BTC is a bit undervalued today (which is why I bought more) and that buying power in today's dollars could end up in the $2300-2500 range.  Your mileage may vary and I'm sure reasonable people can make other calculations that would also be reasonable. 

Personally, I think the only way we'd get to $10K by April 2016 would be through massive hyperinflation of the dollar.  Given that Q1 saw negative GDP growth, I don't see how it could happen so quickly.

In order to get to $100K in May 2017, I think we'd have to undergo a massive economic collapse of unprecedented proportions.  If BTC is $100K by then, a gallon of gas will be $200 and a ticket to the movie will be $500.  My weekly grocery bill will be $20,000.

I applaud your convictions, though, for posting something so rosy when most others are in fear mode.  I just respectfully disagree with your numbers.
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July 30, 2014, 11:04:01 PM
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I could imagine the bitcoin exchange price rising due to the complexity increasing. We reached $1k before and I think we will see prices far beyond that.

I think we may see prices in the range of $1k to $10k in 2017.  Many people are still unaware of what bitcoin can mean for them - but that is slowly changing. The system also has a network effect, and so we may see $100k per coin one day but I think it will be later than 2017.


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July 30, 2014, 11:07:09 PM
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I wish so,but think that it is really difficult
10k is a possible price and a price like 40k,if everything goes really well,is possible too
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July 30, 2014, 11:08:23 PM
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Median home price of $1 million, where? It's more like $200-300k in the US, minus New York and some areas of California.
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July 31, 2014, 12:20:03 AM
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Oh yeah and I think about 2 mill a coin in like 2 years.

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July 31, 2014, 05:04:55 AM
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Median home price of $1 million, where? It's more like $200-300k in the US, minus New York and some areas of California.

This is correct. The median price of a home in the US is far off a million. 100k per BTC is a very lofty prediction/expectation. I dont realistically see it. And this is coming from someone very bullish on the long term
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July 31, 2014, 09:02:27 AM
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I'm in it for a million dollar Bitcoin

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July 31, 2014, 09:03:35 AM
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I'm in it for a million dollar Bitcoin

You can also check http://AmIABitcoinMillionaireYet.com to know if you qualify as 'Bitcoin Millionaire' yet.

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July 31, 2014, 09:40:26 AM
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I'm in it for a million dollar Bitcoin

You can also check http://AmIABitcoinMillionaireYet.com to know if you qualify as 'Bitcoin Millionaire' yet.

Exactly what I need

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July 31, 2014, 10:58:33 AM
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I have 0.06 btc, so if bitcoin will reach $100,000 I would have 6000$, nice!

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July 31, 2014, 11:10:59 AM
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The average price per house is not far of $1 Million.

This is correct. The median price of a home in the US is far off a million.

The median price is not the same as the average (=mean) price! The median is much less sensitive to extreme cases than the average. So it is possible that the average price per house is close to $1 million (for example due to a relatively small number of houses sold for 5-10 millions) while the median price is not.

Disregarding the price of houses, inflation is increasing because of the monetary policy. So 100k per coin can become true in a few years.

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July 31, 2014, 11:13:49 AM
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I heard about bitcoin years ago and thought it would never be anything more than monopoly money. Just because we think $100,000 is impossible does not mean it's impossible.
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July 31, 2014, 11:16:16 AM
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100K a coin is not *that* high. I just look around and see the amount of money sloshing around in the real estate market (where I am) and it point to a massive amount of printing/lending/increase of supply year on year. Eg the price has risen 15% each  year in hte last two years alone and does about 7~10% every year on average. The average price per house is not far of $1 Million. The gov FIAT printing machine it turned ON.

1 million is quickly becoming....well not that much really as far as buying power go's.

It's like we are in hyperinflation but no one has said so publicly yet.


I expect BTC to be 1K a coin by March 2015, 10K 13 months after that and 100K 13 months after that.

Would be nice to see bitcoin value reach that highs but in my opinion it's unlikely to happen,
there's a big difference between increasing the price from 1$ to 100$ and from 1,000$ to 100,000$.
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July 31, 2014, 11:17:47 AM
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100K a coin is not *that* high. I just look around and see the amount of money sloshing around in the real estate market (where I am) and it point to a massive amount of printing/lending/increase of supply year on year. Eg the price has risen 15% each  year in hte last two years alone and does about 7~10% every year on average. The average price per house is not far of $1 Million. The gov FIAT printing machine it turned ON.

1 million is quickly becoming....well not that much really as far as buying power go's.

It's like we are in hyperinflation but no one has said so publicly yet.


I expect BTC to be 1K a coin by March 2015, 10K 13 months after that and 100K 13 months after that.

Would be nice to see bitcoin value reach that highs but in my opinion it's unlikely to happen,
there's a big difference between increasing the price from 1$ to 100$ and from 1,000$ to 100,000$.

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July 31, 2014, 11:23:13 AM
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100K a coin is not *that* high. I just look around and see the amount of money sloshing around in the real estate market (where I am) and it point to a massive amount of printing/lending/increase of supply year on year. Eg the price has risen 15% each  year in hte last two years alone and does about 7~10% every year on average. The average price per house is not far of $1 Million. The gov FIAT printing machine it turned ON.

1 million is quickly becoming....well not that much really as far as buying power go's.

It's like we are in hyperinflation but no one has said so publicly yet.


I expect BTC to be 1K a coin by March 2015, 10K 13 months after that and 100K 13 months after that.

Would be nice to see bitcoin value reach that highs but in my opinion it's unlikely to happen,
there's a big difference between increasing the price from 1$ to 100$ and from 1,000$ to 100,000$.

Lucky for us that your opinion is not important  Grin

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July 31, 2014, 11:30:47 AM
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There has to indeed need to come in more money from 1000 to 10000 as from 1 to 10, but there's a loooot of money that can come in and people make all kinds of calculations with M2 money supply and all that shit but, does this unclude billion of dollars from drug dealers, hidden money in tax havens, fiat in peoples vaults at home, etc....?

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July 31, 2014, 11:36:26 AM
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100K a coin is not *that* high. I just look around and see the amount of money sloshing around in the real estate market (where I am) and it point to a massive amount of printing/lending/increase of supply year on year. Eg the price has risen 15% each  year in hte last two years alone and does about 7~10% every year on average. The average price per house is not far of $1 Million. The gov FIAT printing machine it turned ON.

1 million is quickly becoming....well not that much really as far as buying power go's.

It's like we are in hyperinflation but no one has said so publicly yet.


I expect BTC to be 1K a coin by March 2015, 10K 13 months after that and 100K 13 months after that.

Would be nice to see bitcoin value reach that highs but in my opinion it's unlikely to happen,
there's a big difference between increasing the price from 1$ to 100$ and from 1,000$ to 100,000$.

Lucky for us that your opinion is not important  Grin

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July 31, 2014, 11:44:09 AM
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We need to figure out if the growth we've seen in the past continues this year and the years so come. If it does and Bitcoin gains more traction, we may indeed see 100k a coin. But it's too early to expect such a high price as of now.

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July 31, 2014, 03:53:47 PM
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Totally doable! Imagine it: 4 years ago people would have locked you away in a mental institution if you claimed that Bitcoin would go to $100. Now we are at $585! So why shouldn't it be possible to achieve 100'000 a coin! Maaan this will be some wild times!!!

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