jiroxys101
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- Jun 28, 2015
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I anticipate a further rise to 85k over the next month up from the current 77,2k followed by another sell-off.
Bitcoin to 42K when ?
- Thread starter fix3el
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- Jul 25, 2026
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If history repeats itself then we WILL touch around that mark before the real bull run kicks off, that's based off the last few cycles data. Although personally I tend not to buy into this sort of data, because:
1. Crypto hasn't been around long enough and through enough cycles to be "predictable"
.. and
2. It's still very much a wild west landscape.. literally anything can happen.
1. Crypto hasn't been around long enough and through enough cycles to be "predictable"
.. and
2. It's still very much a wild west landscape.. literally anything can happen.
Patrick_jane
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Hard to say, but if $60K support holds, I’m not sure we’ll see $42K anytime soon. The market can surprise though.
Patrick_jane
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Yeah, that’s true. If the broader market turns bearish, $42K could happen, but nobody can really time it reliably
elijahs_night
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- Sep 13, 2026
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I think this year it will go below 60k and if this happens then the support is broken. Might fall under 50k after that.
fix3el
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- Jun 5, 2026
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This won't happen this year because BTC dominance is at the same level as on the bull run so dont expect that
elijahs_night
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- Sep 13, 2026
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Yeah very likely but whoever knows. Im just waiting for it to break the 60k support then if it goes below 55k then the show starts
fix3el
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- Jun 5, 2026
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History speaks itself as end of every year quarter always ends at bullish and that's what the market is about to do
quantguy66
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- Aug 3, 2026
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I do not understand why people even try to guess if Bitcoin (or any asset class) will go up or down. Bitcoin or any asset class can drop 50% - even gold and silver- and
You have to have a plan to capitalize on that.
Here is how I would advise you to do it:
Step 1:
Note the highest price in your account you have seen Bitcoin reach while you have been holding it.
Step 2:
Now every time Bitcoin drops 20% from your noted highest price, you increase your Bitcoin allocation by 10%.
Like that, you increase your Bitcoin allocation by 10% on every -20%, -40%, -60% drop from the highest peak you saw for yourself.
You have to have a plan to capitalize on that.
Here is how I would advise you to do it:
Step 1:
Note the highest price in your account you have seen Bitcoin reach while you have been holding it.
Step 2:
Now every time Bitcoin drops 20% from your noted highest price, you increase your Bitcoin allocation by 10%.
Like that, you increase your Bitcoin allocation by 10% on every -20%, -40%, -60% drop from the highest peak you saw for yourself.
- Sep 24, 2014
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I think people like the idea they control their targets. Although trying to control anything in a world of chaos and Trump is a pretty questionable idea.
