Quote from: TheCoinGrabber on January 29, 2020, 04:08:49 PM

It settled a bit at $9300 and slowly going down. Felt tempted to try to sell and maybe wait for a slight drop but managed to push through and hold. If we don't get a massive bull run on halving, we could maybe 2 months or so after judging by previous halving results.

Quote from: Wapfika on January 29, 2020, 03:55:17 PM

Quote from: ubercool on January 25, 2020, 02:38:31 PM

All of my friends group discussions are ending with this statement now. Not the time to sell Bitcoin, accumulation time going on. I have sold some of my alts recently and converted them to btc as I wanted to hold more in terms of BTC. My opinion is that the rally will start after the halving so still time is there.

The reason price is increasing is really due to halving not about epidemic as some threads says. Im also buying and holding my BTC as much as I can now that the price shows positive side to invest more, it breaks another resistance that crave us for more. Will keep buying till halving.

True. It just don't make sense that the epidemic should cause a price hike. I'm expecting people to actually panic and take out their money and spend it protect themselves.

Of course we could have billionaire whales who are unbothered (and are prepared for black swan events like this) and would try to pump it but again, they'd probably also expect the masses to sell rather than buy.

There would be definitely some pullbacks but if it would tank or hold up on $9300+ price then possibly we would able to reach or break that 10k resistance.We cant still be sure if we would able to witness the same
situation on previous halvings and if we do tend to hold and wait up for that moment then buying on particular levels wont really be that an issue.

We do really have that mindset that halving events do trigger out bull runs but this isnt always the case because history might or might not repeat.