hypersatoshiMember
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#1Jan 30, 2019, 05:48 PM
Bitcoin's back in the game, hitting $73,000! What a ride, huh? Definitely a big win for us. You can feel the buzz in the air with this price spike.
Bitcoin Surges Above $73K What's Next?
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But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Unless it climbs over $80K, we might see a pullback soon. I’m just saying, we could be stuck below $75K for a while.
pix3l_h4shNewbie
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#3Jan 30, 2019, 10:28 PM
Totally expected this rebound, though. After those consistent 5% gains last week, it feels right to see Bitcoin over $73K. But yeah, we might settle around $68K after some correction.
I mean, good news, but I’m skeptical. Feels like we’re in one of those accumulation phases before something big happens. It’s a tough wall to break with the current vibe in the market.
kevin_farmNewbie
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#5Jan 30, 2019, 11:13 PM
Taking profits now sounds silly, right? Who’s selling below $80K after holding past $100K? Makes no sense. DCA should be the play here if you believe in Bitcoin's long-term growth.
What’s with the profit talk? If you bought when BTC was under $20K, you should’ve cashed out above $100K. Now isn't the time; it’s more about riding the wave up.
Agreed! I’m seeing a lot of excitement, but it’s just typical market behavior during a bear trend. If we can stabilize above $80K for a couple weeks, then I’ll really feel bullish.
Bitcoin's rise makes sense, especially with all those Iranians switching their cash to BTC for security. Now is not the moment to sell; this is a prime buying opportunity.
Big win for Bitcoin considering how rough 2026 started. If we keep this momentum, hitting $75K to $80K looks promising. But it’s gonna be a long road back.
kevin_atlasFull Member
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#10Feb 2, 2019, 02:23 AM
Not convinced it’s just a temporary spike. BTC usually cycles through buying and selling phases. 80K seems key; it’s where support was in the past.
Hope you grabbed some at lower prices. I still see BTC dipping into the $60K range again. A little uptrend, then maybe a correction back down.
Cautious optimism is key here. Sure, it’s a good sign, but calling it the best price of the year? Nah. Anything under $100K means we’re still in a correction mode.
Always had faith in Bitcoin. Bear markets are just opportunities to gather more. Panic selling isn’t the way; stacking Bitcoin is the play.
What triggered this sudden surge? If we’re going bullish, I hope it’s gradual. Getting solid support above $70K would keep us from hitting those $60K levels again.
Good, but still not a big deal. Looks like a classic pump before another dip. Only if we hit $80K and hold can we really celebrate.
Right? The March 4th gains were solid. Almost 8% up. But let’s remember we’re still down a lot from last ATH. Need to see if this push is sustainable.
No need to panic during dips; Bitcoin always bounces back. This little leap doesn’t mean the bear is gone for good. Stay cautious and wait it out.
wildoracleMember
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#18Feb 3, 2019, 08:33 AM
Nice to see BTC clearing the $70K mark. I sold some for profit but the market’s still shaky. Watch out for the weekend; corrections usually hit hard.
roguesatoshiFull Member
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#19Feb 3, 2019, 01:19 PM
Heard about Iranians buying BTC like crazy, but I doubt it's enough to drive prices up significantly. Global demand is what’s really pushing Bitcoin higher.
Surprised to see BTC rising during global turmoil. Might be traders taking profits from lower prices. If you have a long-term plan, just hold on.