Bitcoin price cannot fall infinitely

[giantdragon]

I don't think BTC/$ will fall a lot below $400 simply because miners will stop selling coins below cost of production. Miners currently provide large percentage of the bitcoins sold on exchanges.

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[Sevvero]

Of course it cannot. It will settle at a nice $10.

[Hunyadi]

There is lots of volume. I think we are finding the bottom pretty soon. I'm a miner and won't sell at these levels.

[giantdragon]

Of course it cannot. It will settle at a nice $10.

Nobody, even with "free" electricity, will be able to mine coins at cost below $10 per one!

[Sevvero]

Of course it cannot. It will settle at a nice $10.

Nobody, even with "free" electricity, will be able to mine coins at cost below $10 per one!

Well, in that case it will be doomed. Was nice while it lasted

[jbrnt]

I think prices are falling because merchants are selling the coins they received from sales. Some holders are selling because think they can buy back at a lower price. This will not continue for longer. We will see when we hit $400, the historical support support level.

[giantdragon]

Of course it cannot. It will settle at a nice $10.

Nobody, even with "free" electricity, will be able to mine coins at cost below $10 per one!

Well, in that case it will be doomed. Was nice while it lasted

Don't seems that miners turning off their rigs!  

[spazzdla]

I think prices are falling because merchants are selling the coins they received from sales. Some holders are selling because think they can buy back at a lower price. This will not continue for longer. We will see when we hit $400, the historical support support level.

This is why I refuse to "use" my bitcoins..

[Amph]

Of course it cannot. It will settle at a nice $10.

lol 10, you must be kidding, bitcoin will never be seen below 100 again, miners will stop dumping long before that

[Sevvero]

Of course it cannot. It will settle at a nice $10.

lol 10, you must be kidding, bitcoin will never be seen below 100 again, miners will stop dumping long before that

Oh ok, sure boyo, sure...just don't come back crying crocodile tears.

[Amph]

Of course it cannot. It will settle at a nice $10.

lol 10, you must be kidding, bitcoin will never be seen below 100 again, miners will stop dumping long before that

Oh ok, sure boyo, sure...just don't come back crying crocodile tears.

i won't, will stop at 350, you will see

[Sevvero]

Of course it cannot. It will settle at a nice $10.

lol 10, you must be kidding, bitcoin will never be seen below 100 again, miners will stop dumping long before that

Oh ok, sure boyo, sure...just don't come back crying crocodile tears.

i won't, will stop at 350, you will see

Nice delusions!

[kokojie]

I don't think BTC/$ will fall a lot below $400 simply because miners will stop selling coins below cost of production. Miners currently provide large percentage of the bitcoins sold on exchanges.

I don't understand this logic, so they will stop selling and pay their electricity cost out of pocket? which will end up costing them more money out of pocket. No, they will sell Bitcoin at any market price to get at least something back to pay for their hardware and electricity. If anything, dropping price will prompt them to sell even more if they have hoarded some coins, so they could afford to pay their bills.

PoW mining expense is the reason the price is dropping.

[Sevvero]

I don't think BTC/$ will fall a lot below $400 simply because miners will stop selling coins below cost of production. Miners currently provide large percentage of the bitcoins sold on exchanges.

I don't understand this logic, so they will stop selling and pay their electricity cost out of pocket? which will end up costing them more money out of pocket. No, they will sell Bitcoin at any market price to get at least something back to pay for their hardware and electricity. If anything, dropping price will prompt them to sell even more if they have hoarded some coins, so they could afford to pay their bills.

PoW mining expense is the reason the price is dropping.

Exactly, some people here are delusional.

[giantdragon]

I don't understand this logic, so they will stop selling and pay their electricity cost out of pocket? which will end up costing them more money out of pocket. No, they will sell Bitcoin at any market price to get at least something back to pay for their hardware and electricity. If anything, dropping price will prompt them to sell even more if they have hoarded some coins, so they could afford to pay their bills.

Miners probably will pay for electricity from own money in hope BTC/$ will ever rise instead of selling bitcoins for pittances.

[devphp]

Fiat leak due to mining is the culprit.

PoS is the answer.

[Amph]

I don't think BTC/$ will fall a lot below $400 simply because miners will stop selling coins below cost of production. Miners currently provide large percentage of the bitcoins sold on exchanges.

I don't understand this logic, so they will stop selling and pay their electricity cost out of pocket? which will end up costing them more money out of pocket. No, they will sell Bitcoin at any market price to get at least something back to pay for their hardware and electricity. If anything, dropping price will prompt them to sell even more if they have hoarded some coins, so they could afford to pay their bills.

PoW mining expense is the reason the price is dropping.

they made plenty of money already the will use some to buy btc and recover the price

[antibitcoinconsortium]

well just watch, you'll see just how good it can do just that.
miners are selling to cut their losses..

they have choice sell now and lose 20%, sell tomorrow and lose 30%, sell in a few months lose 95%...
what would you do?
smart people sell now while they still can

[twiifm]

I don't understand this logic, so they will stop selling and pay their electricity cost out of pocket? which will end up costing them more money out of pocket. No, they will sell Bitcoin at any market price to get at least something back to pay for their hardware and electricity. If anything, dropping price will prompt them to sell even more if they have hoarded some coins, so they could afford to pay their bills.

Miners probably will pay for electricity from own money in hope BTC/$ will ever rise instead of selling bitcoins for pittances.

Where would they get this money from? Bond offering? LOL

[mmitech]

Miners ? what about the other 12 million Bitcoin ? if only 5% of that 12 million hit these thin book orders of today's exchanges...Bitcoin will not hold $100 and not $400