Quote from: amacar2 on September 09, 2016, 12:34:34 PM

Quote from: Decoded on September 09, 2016, 12:14:20 PM

1k mid 2017 is very possible. In fact, I think we might hit 1.5k by the next halving.

Honestly we would be in the 1k+ area by now or by November if the Bitfinex hack didn't happen.

Next halving will be after almost 4 years from now, so price may even hit $2k by that time or even higher. Yes it is quite sure that if bitfinex didn't have got hacked recently we may have already crossed $1k by now.

you guys dropped a zero or 3.

seriously, by the next halving, bitcoin shouldn't be anywhere near the $2000 range.

completely ridiculous to expect such a slow rise.

You guys need to stop thinking with your feelings, and start thinking mathematically.

Seriously you guys analyze like woman.

Quote from: Junko on September 10, 2016, 02:26:58 AM

Quote from: bram_vnl on September 06, 2016, 08:48:26 AM

700 900 3k 4k lol al that speculation

I don't think it will ever hit 3k but 1k 2017/2018 is possible

Well, people scoffed and lol'ed back in the day when others speculated bitcoin price would reach such ridiculous highs of $1, $10, $100, etc.

that's because they keep thinking with what they 'feel' is right, instead of actually doing the math.

stop 'thinking' with your feelings.

Quote from: outatime1 on September 10, 2016, 12:31:43 PM

There is really no limit on where the price will go. It could take 20 years, but I don't think $5000 per bitcoin is impossible. In fact, we've already seen the price go over $1000 a couple of years ago.

exactly, and when that happened the ATH before that was like $260 or so, and it was even like $30 in that very same year.

And then people call me retarded because they don't believe it will eventually happen again.

All while saying 'bitcoin will rise slowly, and in the next 10 years we will reach $2000'

BITCOIN HAS NEVER INCREASED IN PRICE SLOWLY, WHY WOULD IT DO SO NOW. Seriously, look at the charts and show me one time we have reached the ATH by a slow rise.

Bitcoin has about 3 modes which it has historically shown:

1) Rocket, a few months of accelerating price increase. Which always result in prices that seems ridiculous just a few months before.
2) Fall. Usually a few months after 'rocket' mode, a sharp decrease in price, often followed by a few weeks of volatility.
3) Sideways. Long periods in between the above two modes, where the price doesn't increase or decrease by a lot.

We seem to be transitioning from mode 3 to mode 1.