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25 minutes ago, GreenDevil said:

 Dow crashed too. Something afoot? 

Yes apparently Narco pointed out that really on the yearly chart there is no support for the Dow above 1200. So they are all selling to buy Bitcoin.

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18 minutes ago, markyh said:

Yes apparently Narco pointed out that really on the yearly chart there is no support for the Dow above 1200. So they are all selling to buy Bitcoin.

Ah, he's looking for 1200 Dow. Makes sense. Prolly has more chance than 1200 btc. 

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9 hours ago, goldbug9999 said:

 

Point me to one person, just one, who has got rich using TA

Where as if you buy a few Bitcoin, HODL for up to a decade, you have a very good chance of becoming Rich / wealthy, if you can handle the swings.

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48 minutes ago, Acid In The Punch Bowl said:

Love that everyone on here talks with authority about Bitcoin either booming or busting, but no-one predicted this massive ******ing rally.

I posted a video mate. I've known about this rally for some time thanks to another guy on a different forum. The size of it has caught everyone out admittedly. It was kicked off by the LTC halvening. 

Imagine the BTC one next year! 

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11 hours ago, GreenDevil said:

 

58 minutes ago, Acid In The Punch Bowl said:

Love that everyone on here talks with authority about Bitcoin either booming or busting, but no-one predicted this massive ******ing rally.

When you are already invested and add to your position in 2018 at price levels below where we are now, why does it matter. What matters is we didnt panic sell and bought more during the lows. 

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11 minutes ago, dragging boot straps said:

I posted a video mate. I've known about this rally for some time thanks to another guy on a different forum. The size of it has caught everyone out admittedly. It was kicked off by the LTC halvening. 

Imagine the BTC one next year! 

Plus did I not say back in Jan/feb we will be back to somewhere near $10k come the end on 2019. 

And $20k ATH will be passed in 2020 and we will be around $200k come end of December 2021.

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On 13/05/2019 at 09:27, longgone said:

indeed total banking collapse (never going to happen) or media hype commissioned by (sataoshi himself) aka bankers holding BTC stores.  I like how they chuck out a few charts and yank the price up buying and selling to each other to generate a interest. i suppose an air of credibility can be created in the ether of movement.  

Good news back to £40k now so only £63k paper loss down from ATH. Lol.

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7 minutes ago, markyh said:

Good news back to £40k now so only £63k paper loss down from ATH. Lol.

when its hits 200k you can have an impromptu retirement and rock up to work in a lambo , maybe even have a few more kids as you made the right choice. Invite the friends round to the citadel i know at least one visitor will turn up ?

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1 hour ago, longgone said:

when its hits 200k you can have an impromptu retirement and rock up to work in a lambo , maybe even have a few more kids as you made the right choice. Invite the friends round to the citadel i know at least one visitor will turn up ?

Remember the bitcoin time in traveller said the citidels don’t start appearing until 2025, so will have to spunk £100k on an extension after clearing the mortgage to keep the wife happy while it’s still safe to live amongst nocoiners. 

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1 hour ago, markyh said:

Plus did I not say back in Jan/feb we will be back to somewhere near $10k come the end on 2019. 

And $20k ATH will be passed in 2020 and we will be around $200k come end of December 2021.

Are you able to articulate WHY you think Bitcoin will rise to that price, and why $200k (as opposed to 50k, 100k or 500k etc?)

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24 minutes ago, scottbeard said:

Are you able to articulate WHY you think Bitcoin will rise to that price, and why $200k (as opposed to 50k, 100k or 500k etc?)

I’m being conservitive. bitcoin moves in cycles of 2-4 years and the cycle highs are always around 20x the previous high ($400k, $20k x 20), to 100x the cycle low/bottom, ($300k, $3k x 100). So being cautious, personally I’m selling 50% at between $146k-$150k. Should be sometime during Q4 2021.

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29 minutes ago, scottbeard said:

Are you able to articulate WHY you think Bitcoin will rise to that price, and why $200k (as opposed to 50k, 100k or 500k etc?)

Perhaps more importantly, why the end of 2021? The argument for it getting to $1m or thereabouts is all fiat currencies become worthless and people don't rush to traditional safe haven assets like gold. This is incredibly unlikely, because fiat currencies don't collapse en masse. They collapse relative to other fiat currencies. So in countries with hyperinflation like Venezuela and Zimbabwe they are absolutely desperate for US dollars. Inflation is still low in North America, Europe and other developed economies (Japan, Australia, etc.). So even if there is some apocalyptic fiat money collapse coming, I don't see how it's even going to start to materialise during 2021.

The second (even more naïve) reason for thinking it will soon reach $200k or so is that it has exhibited this cycle in the past. But this is unlikely as everyone heard of bitcoin during the last boom, so where will the buyers come from this time? (A lot more buyers are required to push the price from $8,000 to $20,000 than were required from $1,000 to $20,000).

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7 minutes ago, UberMonkeySmallAndChunky said:

A growing awareness of Bitcoin being a superior unique asset.

It's superior but not unique. It has first mover advantage, but there alternative crypto-assets and there are no limit to the number of new coins. Some people say there are better ones. I think first mover advantage will likely mean that bitcoin itself remain the leading crypto-asset, but the contestability of the asset class will dissuade some people from considering it to be akin to digital gold.

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44 minutes ago, markyh said:

I’m being conservitive. bitcoin moves in cycles of 2-4 years and the cycle highs are always around 20x the previous high ($400k, $20k x 20), to 100x the cycle low/bottom, ($300k, $3k x 100). So being cautious, personally I’m selling 50% at between $146k-$150k. Should be sometime during Q4 2021.

ah so its done it before so must do it again. Great logic. 

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30 minutes ago, Kosmin said:

It's superior but not unique. It has first mover advantage, but there alternative crypto-assets and there are no limit to the number of new coins. Some people say there are better ones. I think first mover advantage will likely mean that bitcoin itself remain the leading crypto-asset, but the contestability of the asset class will dissuade some people from considering it to be akin to digital gold.

Not just first mover but how do you recreate the decentralization of Bitcoin?

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54 minutes ago, markyh said:

It’s the only asset class in history to have two( or more) parabolic price rises within s decade, a starting its third.

the most import words in that sentence. 

When does an asset not become an asset anymore. 

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3 hours ago, Kosmin said:

But this is unlikely as everyone heard of bitcoin during the last boom, so where will the buyers come from this time? (A lot more buyers are required to push the price from $8,000 to $20,000 than were required from $1,000 to $20,000).

That is not actually true, you need more buyers relative to sellers to initiate a price rise.  In theory you would only need 1 person willing (and able, which is a key point) to pay $100,000 a coin if there is 0 people willing to sell for $99,999 or less.  In that scenario one buyer is enough to set the market price.

I dont think Bitcoin is going to those levels in this wave, I think there will be a lot of sellers, but if there are not...

I have a small number of Bitcoin (less than 1)  and other cryptos but like an idiot having bought most at $35xx I sold about half at between $4.2 and $5 expecting a retrace.  Oh well I have learnt my lesson now, no more selling from me.

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