Quote from: Febo on January 20, 2020, 07:32:24 PM

Quote from: cheezcarls on January 18, 2020, 10:04:49 AM

Following the first halving in November 2012, Bitcoins price increased from a $2.01 bottom to the top of $270.94 a 13,000 percent increase. The second halving, in July of 2016, saw Bitcoin go from a bottom of $164.01 a top of $20,074 a similar increase of 12,000 percent.[/i]

Would you actually believe the halving would make this possible? Or is it just another unsure prediction?

It can happen, but I believe next ATH will be lower. What you need to understand is that very rare will be able to sell close to ATH. Even 2/3 of ATH is price that rare will be able to sell at. What is more interesting to me is what will be the bottom price of Bitcoin after this ATH, or the medium price at which bitcoins will be traded until next bull run.

You think the next bullrun will just result to have less than $20K only?

While part of me wanted to agree about it I can also see the bulls are already starting early as JAN2020 and halving hasn't started yet. My guess is that the bulls will keep the rally up to 2021 til the coins are all generated by miners. They are all going to rely from then on to the transaction fees which means less supply of BTC in the market.