Look at the monthly candles. We'll get a 9 in September or October 2021 depending how this month closes. Also, look below...

Maybe that is right, and maybe we need to wait for more.
But how if the price will touch the new ATH in 2022? And in the next year, the price starts the rally from $20k and breaks so many high prices until 2022.
After that, the price will hit the next ATH in 2022, and the price will be more than $100k in the next two years.
I think that it could be like that because bitcoin can move to a high price anytime.
But as usual, we don't know how high the bitcoin price can make it in the future, and it could be the next ATH will be more than $25k.
But if that is a long term peak, it could be the next 2 years or 3 years later.

Topping out in the fall? If 2011, 2013, and 2017 are indicators, that's unlikely. Those bubbles popped in June, December, and December respectively. The latter two cycles topping out in December lends some credence to the theory that tax year implications (and associated profit taking) may play a role.

Then again, if everyone is planning on the top coming in December, it'll probably happen sooner. So you may be onto something.

Wanna see people's predictions for Bitcoin's next peak, presumably around a year from now or sometime in 2022 - whenever this market cycle comes to a close. And give your reasoning behind your prediction, and not just "cuz I think so".

I have a most likely prediction and a high prediction.


My likely prediction is $90k to $120k. I think $100k is the big target for this market cycle, and either it'll fail to break through and top out in the $90,000s or it'll break $100k and then in a rush of euphoria over the next few days/weeks it could shoot up to $120k or so in a blow off top.


Now I also have a high prediction based off the last two peaks. The 2013 peak was about 36x above the 2011 peak, and the 2017 peak was just under half that at over 17x compared to the 2013 peak. If we keep this peak multiplier halving going for this cycle then the next peak should be around 8.5x the previous peak, or around $170k, so that is my super high prediction based on past two cycles relative to one another.

250k ain't happening this market cycle. Maaaybe in the next one (so like 6ish years?), but probably more like a decade from now.

I'd say we're looking at probably an 80k-120k peak price in the next roughly 18-30 months. Bull run peak probably sometime in 2022 and challenging $100k.

If you want to sell your $BTX, sell them to me I'll be glad to take them off your back if the project is making you feel this way.
BTW it's still a bear market. 

if that's supposed to match 2014, what fractal are you looking at specifically? i assume not the $380-->$995 bounce or the $340-->$680 bounce? both would get us further than $11k.

in terms of both time and price, i still don't see any of the parallels to 2014 that other people are talking about.

what does that mean by 'a dead cat' ?

If we are following 2014 then it's not a dead-cat bounce because bitcoin survived that and recovered to new highs in the recent times. If we fend off 6k for the rest of the weekend then some sort of a recovery seems likely, then it will be interesting to see later in the year if there's a further dip down or if the price can stay up.

This. Cobra has never been a significant contributor to Bitcoin.org. He's just leveraging his reputation as "co-owner" to make himself seem important. As David Harding points out:


I believe Cobra has been using Jihan Wu and the issue of mining centralization as red herrings. The intent is to divide the Bitcoin community against itself. Inevitably, a hard fork change to the proof-of-work algorithm (with significant support) will cause a permanent, sustained network split. Who benefits? Jihan Wu, Bitmain and Bcash.

Is there any exchange accepting deposits of LBTC?

Is there any kind of problem with pools? I've voted delegates but it seems they are no validating any block...

http://lbtc-pool.io

https://www.lbtc-pool.com/