Quote from: JeffBrad12 on November 13, 2017, 02:56:55 PM

Quote from: Granxis on November 13, 2017, 02:38:13 PM

Quote from: tokeweed on November 13, 2017, 01:48:47 PM

Nope, it doesn't look like BTC will crash to and below 3000 USD. And it's really looking like a lot crypto noobs panic sold, when they should be panic buying. Cheesy

When it comes to Bitcoin, it's a different ball game. The best strategy for it is the Bizzaro Trading Guide.

$ 3,000 seems very difficult, but I think Bitcoin can go for $ 4,500. Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Gold will now begin to compete with Bitcoin. If segwit had taken place, Bitcoin could be between $ 3,500- $ 4,500.

Not only difficult but that was just another bullshit. There is no real competitor to the bitcoin. bitcoin cash comes with its difficulty adjustment to steal the bitcoin miner's interest. And the bitcoin gold was coming with its pre-mined token for the developer worth over $30 million dollars. Both should be considered as a crap coin. Segwit already happened and what do you mean about the last sentences?
This time the more panic sells just created by FUD.

Bitcoin at $10,000 is only a self-delusion - the logic is inconsistent.

Bitcoin is all about buy-low sell-high - nothing about buying bitcoin (viz other crypto) for its "especial" value and to HODL. Buying bitcoin now to hold and handing them over to your grandsons is not an investment strategy!

You must have bought at lows before you could sell at high. Come bitcoin $10,000.

Why should there be such buyers for bitcoin at $10,000 when you yourself are already off loading.

This logical inconsistency means there never will be a bitcoin $10,000 - there is no bitcoin $10,000 to celebrate this Christmas. Only gloom for those invested in bitcoin above $6000.