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Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:11:03 2017 No.5113693 [Reply] [Original]

Whats the realistic price of a bitcoin once the bubble pops?
I'm thinking about $2000-$2500. If it actually gets used as a currency, and gets accepted at more websites to buy things with, it can grow slowly from that value, but right now it can't be worth even that much.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:11:52 2017 No.5113706 >>5113693 If the price goes to $2000 nobody will ever adtop it as a reliable currency lmao

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:12:40 2017 No.5113724 >>5113706 The only reason its not adopted as a currency is the transaction fees and the inability to keep value. If it falls to 2k and keeps stable, without forming a new bubble, it will be much easier to use as actual currency.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:13:11 2017 No.5113731 >>5113693 Economists say 1K, I say 5K

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:13:44 2017 No.5113745 >>5113693 Bitcoin is not a bubble. I am so sick of you skeptics and big bankers saying Bitcoin is just a joke. IT IS THE FUTURE YOU ASSHATS AND I WILL BE RICHER THAN YOU ONE DAY! YOU WILL LICK MY ASS FOR MONEY!

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:14:50 2017 No.5113768 1 milion

Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:15:00 2017 No.5113774

>>5113745
It is the most obvious and eye gouging bubble in human history.
It has no use other than as speculation stock. Nobody is buying it for any other purpose than to "get rich". It isn't useful to anyone, unless some moron wants to buy it to resell later. It has no value.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:15:39 2017 No.5113782 File: 89 KB, 600x378, volume.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] There's 30 Billion in BTC now. I ain't selling.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:16:29 2017 No.5113792 >>5113774 You fuckers keep saying it is a bubble for years and now look at it! it just keeps growing THERE IS NO STOP! You are just a sad pitiful human being, who is upset, because you joined late!

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:18:57 2017 No.5113812 >>5113745 Everyone just holds in hopes of getting rich by cashing out when it's worth 1xxxxxxx fiat. They don't view BTC as actual currency

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:21:09 2017 No.5113843 >>5113812 Because it is not a currency, and it never will be. This is just a pipe dream for some pathetic fags.

Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:22:02 2017 No.5113851

>>5113843
>Because it is not a currency, and it never will be. This is just a pipe dream for some pathetic fags.

And yet you made these posts >>5113745 >>5113792
In what way is this not a bubble, if you admit bitcoin has no worth and the only reason people buy and trade it is speculation.

Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:23:03 2017 No.5113867

>>5113792

That's why it is a bubble. Because it keeps growing and growing until it crashes eventually and a lot of poor human beings are going to lose their live savings. It's also typical for a bubble that people get delusional and draw other people into it just because they are so 100% certain the price is going up forever. The price is only going up as long as there are people who buy because they believe they can sell it later for a higher price. That kind of investment strategy is called castles in the air.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:26:08 2017 No.5113907 >>5113792 >the bubble is getting bigger hence its not a bubble no wonder we are in a bubble with so many retards around you are a fucking cancer that ruined crypto dream worse then fucking wall street jew bankers

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:34:22 2017 No.5114021 >>5113693 Theres 21 million bitcoins in existence. 5 trillion dollars in circulation. For them to be equal in circulated value one BTC will cost $238million

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:36:31 2017 No.5114056 >>5113693 $0. Unless you mean the real bitcoin and not that bcore zombie. In that case maybe in the $500-$1000 range

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:36:42 2017 No.5114059 >>5114021 For that to be relevant we need to stop using all other currencies, and use bitcoin for every single transaction. I sure would love buying a chewing gum and paying $20 worth of fees.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:38:45 2017 No.5114090 >>5113907 Nocoiners are starting to get really personal

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:38:58 2017 No.5114096 >>5114059 Ltc and ripple Will be used for that, bitcoin for deposit

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:40:19 2017 No.5114122 >>5113693 There is no middle grund, either bitcoin makes it and Solve the fee and time problem. Or it wont be Worth jack shieat.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:41:28 2017 No.5114143 >>5113693 it will either be $0 or forever fluctuate wildly.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:42:48 2017 No.5114168 It's a coin with a finite supply. Greatest transfer of human wealth in recent history. We're going to 1 million.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:46:10 2017 No.5114220 >>5113745 this guy gets it

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:47:25 2017 No.5114245 >>5114090 >Nocoiners are starting to get really personal summer newcoiners calling others nocoiners state if biz you are to late for this bubble kiddo

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:48:43 2017 No.5114271 File: 1.12 MB, 3000x1922, Bitcoin-Image-1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I don't sell BTC.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:49:13 2017 No.5114281 >>5114245 >summer newcoiners calling others nocoiners well, technically a newcoiner is not a nocoiner and can validly distinguish themself. A 'coiner' of any form clearly has some faith in crypto whereas a nocoiner doesnt.

Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:49:37 2017 No.5114287

>>5114245
Nah, I think newcoiners can make a buck too.
It won't crash all at once. When the crash starts, all the people sitting on the side will say "oh shit its cheap now, time to buy and make me some money!!!" and will counter the crash for a bit. The bubble will loose some air, go back to its full size, and only then be set for total collapse

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:50:20 2017 No.5114296 >>5113693 If it was actually a good currency? its actual value would still be hundreds of thousands. Otherwise its really not a very good coin at all.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:51:26 2017 No.5114317 >>5113745 Lightning network bitch. That is the big bankers.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:53:11 2017 No.5114344 2k definitely OP, just keep waiting for that dip it's coming any day now! All the brightest minds are saying it's inevitable. Haha bitcoiners!

Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:53:44 2017 No.5114356

i shifted nearly all my fiat into BTC.
It’s way better than EUR regarding inflation (which is a huge problem currently).

Whenever i need more EUR for everyday expenses i simply sell 0,1 BTC on the marketplace for some EUR.

I actually use it as a store of value. That use case works perfectly for me.

BTC is a “harder” value than EUR or USD and to be honest i like it more as it feels more secure.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 06:55:57 2017 No.5114393 I think if we set the trend line we probaby get 4-6K which should be its price. Mcap of 100 billion.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:04:02 2017 No.5114546 >>5114021 Do you know how a trillion works? Try that calculation again, fucko.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:08:34 2017 No.5114629 >>5113867 bitcoin regularly crashes every month, jus that theres always a ton of money ready to scoop up cheap coins everytime. as long as the cash market is in the trillions, and crypto isnt, the bubble isnt gonna pop

Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:22:06 2017 No.5114845
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>thinking fiat isn't the bubble and bitcoin reacts to it
>thinking that it will go as low as you want to rebuy
>thinking bitcoin has value because niggers can use to buy coffee

Seriously, kill yourself.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:24:55 2017 No.5114894 >>5114845 >its not a bubble, because it hasnt burst yet >bitcoin is totally a currency and not stock, even though the only reason anyone ever buys it is to sell it when it increases in value

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:25:24 2017 No.5114904 File: 51 KB, 627x377, how sustainable is this.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5113867 >bitcoin is a bubble, let me go back to the totally sustainable (((USD)))

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:28:53 2017 No.5114958 >>5113693 5k will be a -75% drop. In 2013 was a drop from 1250 to 200-250 This should be a little bit less.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:28:54 2017 No.5114959 about $140k. After price goes above $400k

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:29:04 2017 No.5114961 >>5114629 Bitcoin is never a bubble, it hedges against all other actual existing bubbles, the faster you understand this the less pain you will take as either a nocoiner or a panic selling mong.

Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:31:48 2017 No.5115004

>>5114904
USD being a bubble doesn't mean bitcoin isn't.
There's a bubble in the house market, the stock market, currency, green energy, electric cars, tech companies, a lot of money being thrown around randomly out of fear of missing the next Google or Apple.
It will all come crashing down some time soon. Bitcoin will go first, since its the least stable and has the least support.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:38:15 2017 No.5115094 File: 31 KB, 554x554, 1462105062282.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5114356

Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:41:15 2017 No.5115144

bitcion isn't a bubble because it doesn't need support outside of mining.... just running the software on a computer

its not some 200 person tech startup that can't turn a profit at all and needs to be funded by venture capitalists just to exist... and when the IPO doesn't work out the money gets pulled and everyone laid off and fancy offices get closed down... thats a fucking bubble

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:50:38 2017 No.5115307 >>5113693 Probably about 5-8k

>>	ack Sat Dec 16 07:51:16 2017 No.5115314 >>4700000

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:52:20 2017 No.5115328 If bitcoin pops and the whole lightening narrative reaches normie land, the flippening will happen. Everybody and his grand ma hate bankers

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:54:47 2017 No.5115365 $250. That's when the bubble started. It always goes back down to the start again.

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:55:25 2017 No.5115378 >>5114629 you mean "dips" or "consolidates", not crashes. Nobody on this board seems to know what mooning and crashing actually looks like

>>	Anonymous Sat Dec 16 07:59:54 2017 No.5115439 >>5115144 ^why can't people understand this?

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