Quote from: bitbunnny on November 18, 2019, 02:09:13 PM

Quote from: Wexlike on November 18, 2019, 12:58:24 AM

Quote from: Clement Kaliyar on November 17, 2019, 06:07:36 PM

Quote from: Febo on November 16, 2019, 05:51:30 PM

But the $20000 Bitcoins happened 1.5 years after halving. One and half year is a lot of time.If price changed a bit a week latter it was far from $20000. Problem I see people are making FOMO about halving and dont even mention this fact. Noobs then believe 2019 will be new 2017. I hope there are not that many that believe this will happen in short 6 weeks.

Everyone is looking for a pump and so is the reason everyone is having their charts and prediction but none of these will be far from the truth, every market will rise eventually but you cannot expect that to happen every couple of years, many countries are planning to regulate the market and who know what all restrictions we will be facing in the future, i hope the market will rally once again but i am not expecting the steep rise we had in 2017.

Oh come on, are you basically saying China will ban Bitcoin again ? Cheesy

I'm way more curious how the internet shutdown of Iran might affect all Bitcoin enthusiasts in that country.

No, China will not ban Bitcoin no matter what some say and the situation in Iran might get complicated although I beleive that Bitcoin enthusiasts will find their way.
Regarding the price rise expectations are not real and far exaggerated as always but it's nice to see that people are optimists. However, many of them will end in bitter disappointment.

Sometimes seeing those too much optimism towards btc prices are already irritating imho. They don't even consider on putting up speculations on reaching or breaking
the previous ATH's first before going to those hundred of thousands when it comes to price.

Im not really that negative towards price but we should really be realistic because too much hope will just really give out deeper disappointment.