Quote from: _smudger_ on November 03, 2014, 05:05:45 PM

The price started to rise culminating one month later with the price at 1147

(Doesn't mean it will happen this year though....)

03 November 2013   207.6335
04 November 2013   225.196
05 November 2013   239.29
06 November 2013   253.6933
07 November 2013   283.3023
08 November 2013   323.767
09 November 2013   336.1358
10 November 2013   311.9005
11 November 2013   332.6263
12 November 2013   349.3425
13 November 2013   393.2795
14 November 2013   410.723
15 November 2013   409.1675
16 November 2013   428.8238
17 November 2013   476.295
18 November 2013   674.3768
19 November 2013   541.8257
20 November 2013   572.6675
21 November 2013   695.8668
22 November 2013   747.4818
23 November 2013   776.6998
24 November 2013   751.377
25 November 2013   778.6753
26 November 2013   899.2
27 November 2013   948.4088
28 November 2013   1037.755
29 November 2013   1120.3971
30 November 2013   1124.7631
01 December 2013   946.9237
02 December 2013   1038.3485
03 December 2013   1068.6675
04 December 2013   1147.2457

Haha you have just made the bubble lovers so very happy HAHA

Unfortunately the true stats this year are not following the same routine and will not.

Last year ( and all the previous years) China did not own 1/3 of the hashrates of Bitcoin mining, last year there were not as many merchants dumping coins. the only thing that could save this bubble theory is if people wake up and realize the value of sending bitcoins to their friends and family from other countries, how sending bitcoins saves both parties a lot of transaction fees as well as exchange rate fees the wire transfer places charge. That would be the only thing that could bring this kind of response to Bitcoins value this year.