Quote from: naxin on September 08, 2014, 04:15:09 PM

Quote from: Terzo on September 08, 2014, 03:00:24 PM

Quote from: 7vpo on September 08, 2014, 02:40:34 PM

Quote from: splawik21 on September 08, 2014, 01:29:02 PM

Quote from: Terzo on September 08, 2014, 01:13:21 PM

Guys , what is the target price for RC5 ? Is it 20 USD ?

IMO we will go to 0,1-0,15 and after this there will be a correction and then slow slow up with addoption.

You live in a dream world...

Do you remember the times of RC2 and DRK price going above 15 USD. The fault was ours .. RC2 didnt work like RC3 . But now we are closer than ever to finished open source anonymous cryptocurrency .People should acknowledge that .
If you do not have the technical knowledge to decide for yourself , just wait for the auditions on Darkcoin from the Biggest names in crypto world.

I see $20 being a ways off. 1000% increase takes serious money getting involved. Moreover because there are a lot of people who are down at the moment who will be looking to sell (at least partially) as soon as it rises above X. This was not at all the case last time the price hit $20.

That being said, historic price may does not guarantee what will happen with price, but it's important to consider. Because the price already hit $10 once makes it emotionally easier for investors for it to reach that point again, it's not an ATH.

But what actually drives these markets - small cap markets - is what the whales do. Now as we've seen, there have been a few whale dumps, and while they would have crushed most other coins, darkcoin was fine. The $50,000 single buy on mintpal at 70 a few days ago for example. So there are whales out there biding their time.

But I'm looking to hit $5 before I even think about $20 (both of which are coming soon enough

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While your sentiments are not illogical, they tend to obscure the whole picture of the anon market. All fiat money walk around the planet each day, 3 or 4 times per day to be more concrete. And most of this money TX represent the grey economy, which makes it impossible to send these amounts at prime costs - someone needs to sweep up the trace (take the NATO black budget for example). That's where DARK comes into play. Money sent and received at prime cost. Do the math for yourself - how would someone send $1B in DARK while the price is under $150?