Quote from: voztata on May 16, 2018, 05:31:30 AM

Quote from: richardsNY on May 09, 2018, 09:40:28 PM

Quote from: Limar0 on May 09, 2018, 08:47:02 PM

I'm really was expecting that it hit the $10k mark last week but unfortunately it was'nt.That's typical here in crypto,today it may down a little bit and the next day it rises up.But one thing for sure, it will break that $10k barrier and moves beyond in the right time.

The thing with people expecting it to happen is that they themselves don't contribute to any of this growth. If traders and market movers thought the market was due for an increase, the bump through $10,000 would have happened already, but it didn't, and that purely based on the lack of upwards incentive says enough, at least for now. This market can change in an instant, which means that what isn't likely to happen today, can be reached tomorrow without any problems. And yes, we will definitely break that $10,000 point, but it might and likely will take longer than people currently think. At least sub $10,000 levels allow people to keep accumulating as many coins as possible, so it's not all bad that the price hasn't broken through $10,000 yet.

Bitcoin has reached at the price equivalent to 10k dollar and it is not difficult for Bitcoin to hit higher than this price but as we know that the market is still very good and the price varies with demand. The increase demand will definitely let the price go higher than the 10k dollar price. There is no such currency in the market which can compete with the Bitcoin and this is still a great achievement as no other currency has it.

The thing is, people are only saying that but do they really believe im what they say? I'm positive that many who are.saying to buy the dip doesn't buy the dip and panic. Probably some doesn't even own btc. 10k is a small amount to what btc is capable of but we shouldn't expect it to make us rich overnight. That's the mistake a lot of people are consistently making