Here is an update from my last post (check "Link to Related Idea" at the bottom) from February 2019, with a corrected curve : now, I copy-pasted correctly the exact curve from December 2013 to February 2019, instead of drawing it with my hand. So, the projected graph in light blue is now 100% accurate.
-As I said in my previous post:
"If we use a logarithmic chart to examine the evolution of Bitcoin in time, we can see that what happened on December 2017 (All Time High) happened before, on December 2013.
What is happening now (depression) {sic: February 2019} happened before, between December 2013 and January 2015".
-Why copy-paste a graph and project it in the future?
Because, as I said in my previous post: "In economics, we must know and read history, because history makes cycles, tending to repeat itself".
-Why use a logarithmic chart?
Because, it help us see that Bitcoin seems to be moving in time in an ascending channel, with probably predictable "highs" and "lows".
In my opinion, we are NOT already on a bull run, even if in the last few days Bitcoin touched (and even passed) several times the 8000 US$ barrier. It seems that investors that lost their money during 2018 are actually trying to take their money back.
If I am right, we might first see a BTC fall, and then, by the last quarter of 2019 we will have the "Real Bull Run". So, IF in the next few days you see the BTC price falling really down to 6500 USD (or even lower), keep calm and accumulate at the bottom.
Then prepare for a "Golden Period" that will last from the last quarter of 2019 until January 2022: prices could touch more than 150000 USD.
(Will US$ be menaced then? In my -radical- opinion, if BTC price passes 100000 USD it will be the final countdown for all FIAT currencies in our world).
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