Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 12:23:20 PM

Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 09:37:01 AM

Anyone that got it right?

My prediction wasn't bad:

Quote from: zasad@ on July 18, 2020, 09:30:25 AM

LoyceV (Legendary)
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14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2020?

"I'll tell you in January Tongue

No really, I'm terrible at predictions. If I'd know, I'd be rich! I still have high hopes for the coming months (after the last block reward halving)."

I know I said I have high hopes, but damn Shocked

The current price is higher than I dared hope for.

Personally, I believe that my prediction of sub $17,250 was more than reasonable.. because I did not expect that BTC prices would break into no man's land of $17,250 to $23,500 and then subsequently to pass through such no man's land.. but in the end, these greater than expected can happen in bitcoin in either direction and go higher or last longer than any of us had expected, and surely feels good when such BTC price moves are to the upside rather than to the downside... especially if you happen to be prepared for such UPpity - and likely a lot of us longer term bitcoiners have been prepared for UP - including that we had nearly 3 years of this last correction and slowly moving back up to actually prepare for UP.. if any of us has been in bitcoin through that 2018 to 2020 period.

Along with a few of the phenomenons about the trend being your friend and also that there might be a bit of both FOMO and punishing going on.. so all those folks who had either been waiting to buy BTC because of a expected dip or NOT really buying enough BTC on a regular basis.. are wondering what the fuck to do at this point.. to buy now or continue to wait for possible BTC price dips that are even less likely to happen now.. - especially to the level that they would have been able to buy just a few short months ago.. so when we were making a lot of these BTC price predictions in the mid 2020 time frame, $10k was feeling kind of expensive for some of us.. and how are you feeling now if you had not stocked up enough, when you failed/refused to adequately prepare for UPpity that ends up happening.,. as we had seen such a thing take place in the past few (3-4) months?

So in some sense, I guess I am saying that it does not really matter so much what any of us are predicting or anticipating so long as we are prepared for either BTC price direction (and UPpity seemed to have been the more important one this time around - which has mostly been the case in bitcoin anyhow), so personally, I hardly have any sympathies for anyone who actually knew about bitcoin and had capabilities of better preparing for UPpity, but failed/refused to do so. Call me a hardass, if you must... Cheesy

.,. but even if you have not adequately prepared for UP or bought, if you know about bitcoin, you are likely still in position to prepare for more UP by continuing to buy BTC on a regular basis and continue to have a long term plan that includes BTC accumulation for 4-10 years or more... we are still in the early days in that regard, and bitcoin remains a good investment in spite a nearly tripling of the price in the past few months.