[cantrip]

The fall was much quicker than the rise. There was little resistance. No one knows where the price will plateau. This has nothing to do with futures.

[rjp0008]

According to https://charts.bitcoin.com/chart/price it first reached today's price on the 6th of December and peaked on the 17th of December. It has now taken an entire month to fall to the 6th of December's price.

To say the fall was quicker than the rise is at best cherry picking price point data and at worst an outright lie.

[cantrip]

No argument here. You cherry picked price data and accused me of cherry picking price data.

[rjp0008]

You didn't even have data though... you just made an incorrect statement.

[psyc]

10k->ATH: ~19 days

ATH->10k: ~30 days

[quotha]

10k->ATH: ~ +100%

ATH->10k: ~ -50%

I think it's going to be very difficult/very long time to see ATH again

[vthallam]

On the contrary I think we will see the ATH again soon. Apparently no one knows what's going to happen, but there's just too much people, money, hash power and ecosystem for this to go bust.

[psyc]

After eyeing BTC charts for the past 6 months, there is virtually no price movement that would surprise me. $30k in a couple of months? Sure. $3k? Why not. However, I will believe the bull run is over only when I see it stay down for those couple of months.

[cantrip]

So "too big to fail" you mean?

[vthallam]

I don't think we can call it at the moment. But one more bull run and 50 million more across the world will definitely get Bitcoin there.

There's a lot of venture money coming in and new hedge funds popping up.