Bitcoin is crashing hard [surprise....]

Entriquit

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Feb 7, 2017

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• Apr 4, 2017

• #81

I'm holding & holding & holding & holding...

 

tb303

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Dec 18, 2011

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• Apr 4, 2017

• #82

Market Madness said:

Any speculations about when it will go further down close to 750 or so? Or is everyone expecting a steady height because of the news coverage and volatile foreign currencies and economies?

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Do you mean dollars? I think you will be waiting a long time now for $750 short of anything catastrophic happening (eg hard fork). It didnt even go that low following the ETF rejection.

My lowest open orders are 830usd & 790eur but I am thinking they might get raised up soon the way its looking.

 

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Market Madness

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• Apr 4, 2017

• #83

Yes I mean dollars. Alright thanks tb303.

 

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jjhost12

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Aug 11, 2015

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• Apr 6, 2017

• #84

I can see bitcoin going to 5k or even 10k a coin when a recession occurs, I'm long on BTC.

 

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pantherblack

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• Apr 7, 2017

• #85

it will probably rise steadily till mid july and than drop till nov and climb again

 

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phatzilla

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• Apr 7, 2017

• #86

What with the massive global financial instability and the central banks constantly printing fiat, i'd expect BTC to go way the fuck up in the mid-long term. Stock up now, boyos. At minimum i'd expect a decent hedge against inflation and local currency volatility. Maybe 5-10% of total NW.

 

JPRock

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• Apr 9, 2017

• #87

ThopHayt said:

Botcoin is simple historically. Buying at $400, selling at $800. Anything above $800 is risky. And speaking of digital currency... whatever happened to all those copycat currencies? Remember Dogecoin?

-ThopHayt

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best one I just read about... Hempcoin. Let's say the reviews were not good...