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January 25, 2015, 02:28:42 PM |
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lucky for those who have bout around $170 before. Lets hope this is not just a pump
It's now nearly $100 higher than the lowest point some days ago. Chances are high at this point to see some sort of a correction. But hey, with Bitcoin you never know. |
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Dread Pirate Roberts
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January 25, 2015, 06:32:54 PM |
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i think they are its a true believers of bitcoin let see what will happened next  |
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Febo
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January 26, 2015, 12:51:12 AM |
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We can see $300 in end of february  So, it's better to hold / buy bitcoin now Hope there won't be any bubble What about 300$ in early February and 450$ by the end of February? Then we will see articles and threads about the come back of Bitcoin and we will keep rising to 1000$. I think in February 2016 Bitcoin will pass $300 |
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Possum577
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January 26, 2015, 01:37:58 AM |
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Slowly moving..
Dead cat or a rise to a steady norm?
only time will tell...are you hodling or folding? |
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Possum577
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January 26, 2015, 01:39:16 AM |
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One thing is clear, the growth projections from people have come down to more realistic levels. No more talk about more than a double in 6 months...let those realities be a nice surprise, not the "confident" prediction.
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grendel25
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January 26, 2015, 05:19:35 AM |
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Chasers gonna chase. And if btc has a deadcat bounce... well, just imagine it's not the ordinary cat. It's highly volatile and very subject to emotions and China and who knows what. I don't think that any one assignment of blame for the price of btc has ever been entirely accurate... well maybe obvious ones like mtgox but for the most part it's volatile just because.
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Troonetpt
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January 26, 2015, 11:17:57 AM |
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it rise too fast.
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Q7
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January 26, 2015, 11:44:34 AM |
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it rise too fast.
Can't complain about that. Just to be fair we saw the price plunged much faster than when it was going up. While I prefer to see a more steady rise, nevertheless I'm still happy rather than nothing happened. |
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picolo
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January 26, 2015, 11:50:29 AM |
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Chasers gonna chase. And if btc has a deadcat bounce... well, just imagine it's not the ordinary cat. It's highly volatile and very subject to emotions and China and who knows what. I don't think that any one assignment of blame for the price of btc has ever been entirely accurate... well maybe obvious ones like mtgox but for the most part it's volatile just because.
It is volatile because it is new, uncertain and speculative. |
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BitmoreCoin
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January 26, 2015, 12:05:39 PM |
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Chasers gonna chase. And if btc has a deadcat bounce... well, just imagine it's not the ordinary cat. It's highly volatile and very subject to emotions and China and who knows what. I don't think that any one assignment of blame for the price of btc has ever been entirely accurate... well maybe obvious ones like mtgox but for the most part it's volatile just because.
It is volatile because it is new, uncertain and speculative. As time goes on, it will be less volatile and used more. |
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oblivi
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January 26, 2015, 06:53:20 PM |
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Chasers gonna chase. And if btc has a deadcat bounce... well, just imagine it's not the ordinary cat. It's highly volatile and very subject to emotions and China and who knows what. I don't think that any one assignment of blame for the price of btc has ever been entirely accurate... well maybe obvious ones like mtgox but for the most part it's volatile just because.
It is volatile because it is new, uncertain and speculative. As time goes on, it will be less volatile and used more. We need insane amounts of users using it daily to get a price that resembles the apparent stability of fiat money. Bitcoin is not rigged as well so its harder to artificially make it more stable which is what fiat govs do. |
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Amph
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January 26, 2015, 06:56:13 PM |
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Chasers gonna chase. And if btc has a deadcat bounce... well, just imagine it's not the ordinary cat. It's highly volatile and very subject to emotions and China and who knows what. I don't think that any one assignment of blame for the price of btc has ever been entirely accurate... well maybe obvious ones like mtgox but for the most part it's volatile just because.
It is volatile because it is new, uncertain and speculative. As time goes on, it will be less volatile and used more. We need insane amounts of users using it daily to get a price that resembles the apparent stability of fiat money. Bitcoin is not rigged as well so its harder to artificially make it more stable which is what fiat govs do. probably not until all bitcoin are mined or around that time, adoption is a very slow thing, don't expect it even within 3-5 years |
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pereira4
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January 26, 2015, 10:04:20 PM |
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Chasers gonna chase. And if btc has a deadcat bounce... well, just imagine it's not the ordinary cat. It's highly volatile and very subject to emotions and China and who knows what. I don't think that any one assignment of blame for the price of btc has ever been entirely accurate... well maybe obvious ones like mtgox but for the most part it's volatile just because.
It is volatile because it is new, uncertain and speculative. As time goes on, it will be less volatile and used more. We need insane amounts of users using it daily to get a price that resembles the apparent stability of fiat money. Bitcoin is not rigged as well so its harder to artificially make it more stable which is what fiat govs do. probably not until all bitcoin are mined or around that time, adoption is a very slow thing, don't expect it even within 3-5 years It must be before all bitcoins are mined... we cant wait 140 years for bitcoin to be usable, thats insane. |
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picolo
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January 28, 2015, 11:37:10 AM |
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Chasers gonna chase. And if btc has a deadcat bounce... well, just imagine it's not the ordinary cat. It's highly volatile and very subject to emotions and China and who knows what. I don't think that any one assignment of blame for the price of btc has ever been entirely accurate... well maybe obvious ones like mtgox but for the most part it's volatile just because.
It is volatile because it is new, uncertain and speculative. As time goes on, it will be less volatile and used more. We need insane amounts of users using it daily to get a price that resembles the apparent stability of fiat money. Bitcoin is not rigged as well so its harder to artificially make it more stable which is what fiat govs do. probably not until all bitcoin are mined or around that time, adoption is a very slow thing, don't expect it even within 3-5 years It must be before all bitcoins are mined... we cant wait 140 years for bitcoin to be usable, thats insane. 90% of bitcoins will be mined by 2022 and 99% of bitcoins will be mined by 2032. |
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thejaytiesto
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January 28, 2015, 05:38:55 PM |
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Chasers gonna chase. And if btc has a deadcat bounce... well, just imagine it's not the ordinary cat. It's highly volatile and very subject to emotions and China and who knows what. I don't think that any one assignment of blame for the price of btc has ever been entirely accurate... well maybe obvious ones like mtgox but for the most part it's volatile just because.
It is volatile because it is new, uncertain and speculative. As time goes on, it will be less volatile and used more. We need insane amounts of users using it daily to get a price that resembles the apparent stability of fiat money. Bitcoin is not rigged as well so its harder to artificially make it more stable which is what fiat govs do. probably not until all bitcoin are mined or around that time, adoption is a very slow thing, don't expect it even within 3-5 years It must be before all bitcoins are mined... we cant wait 140 years for bitcoin to be usable, thats insane. 90% of bitcoins will be mined by 2022 and 99% of bitcoins will be mined by 2032. Right thats actually true, but what the incentives will be to mine by 2022, let alone 2032, until all coins are mined (it takes 140 years). The rewards will be tiny. Unless 1 BTC is 1 million dollars by 2025 I dont see how the miners will bother. |
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Enjorlas
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January 28, 2015, 10:46:19 PM |
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All that is needed is a grand economic event such as Europe collapsing. A few million people looking for a safe place to put their money. That event may be sooner than later.
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Maxpayne86
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January 29, 2015, 02:00:16 AM |
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All that is needed is a grand economic event such as Europe collapsing. A few million people looking for a safe place to put their money. That event may be sooner than later.
lol |
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BitmoreCoin
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January 30, 2015, 04:14:29 PM |
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All that is needed is a grand economic event such as Europe collapsing. A few million people looking for a safe place to put their money. That event may be sooner than later.
This happened when Cyprus collapsed about two years ago. The price shoot to £266. |
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spazzdla (OP)
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January 30, 2015, 04:21:39 PM |
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Slowly moving..
Dead cat or a rise to a steady norm?
only time will tell...are you hodling or folding? I am a hardcore bear for the short term, bull long term. I hold forever. |
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rosh
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January 31, 2015, 07:42:04 AM |
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Slowly moving..
Dead cat or a rise to a steady norm?
only time will tell...are you hodling or folding? I am a hardcore bear for the short term, bull long term. I hold forever. There is no joy in holding forever. You should enjoy your wealth. |
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