We don't know if we're going to see $1M right now ppl would accept with $100k in 2024. It won't happen in near future but we're allowed to imagine it. Before 2030 govts could've made bitcoin illegal we don't know the future.

Don't be too far away to expect a high bitcoin price, just $100k is currently possible, but if you expect $1 million in the near future, it's still impossible.

The question is whether those who expect a price of $ 1 million can hold Bitcoin to that price, or at least half of it. It was very difficult.

It's been hovering under $70k for a couple of days so we still don't know if it's a new middle price. I'd hate it if bitcoin fell to under $30k because that's where it stayed for a long time.

It already dropped again to $66k - $67k today. Bitcoin raises to $70k just for few days, it is still difficult to stay above $70k. I don't know why it looks east decreasing again although we are almost in the Bitcoin halving. I doubt if he current Bitcoin halving won't make people very enthusiastic like the previous one. I hope it is not so different from the previous halving, I hope for a big increase of BTC price.

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Bitcoin's trading at $65k so it isn't bad considering it peaked $73k. If we're waiting for the bulls to run it'll approach $75k but is it going to be bulls or dumps. When ppl don't see a rise for a few days they worry they'll lose value on their crypto so they consider dumping. If bitcoin's near to $100k this year it's going to be memorable.

Surely we are likely to have a dump but i don't think the bull season is off yet for now, we should expect more of bullish trend than the way the market is appearing already now and after the halving, Bitcoin will move close to $90,000 if care is not taken before the halving this year and we are going to have something near to $100,000 before or by the end of the year, and next year will be another opportunity to see the market going more higher to it all time high where that will be its final destination for the 2024 halving before it will start coming down.

Is that so, I did not realize that, although I read many posts of him, can you please point out those specific posts, about which you think they aren't written by the same person? You do know that that's not allowed on BTT, to use one account by different people. And Hal Finney used to email with Satoshi, and in BTT he said he thought Satoshi was some Japanese dude. Why he did not say he is a group of people?

I don't know who's behind Satoshi. I've put my results here Why did Satoshi use GB British English and international English ?

As, we should consider the words of those who have talked with Satoshi in real life, I was young at that time, did not have the access to internet, but I assume MrSpasybo and many others did active at that time in crypto and they must have seen things with there own eyes. Well, I might be wrong, that's why I asked for those specific posts. Thanks.

The ppl who've said they knew Satoshi only communicated using emails & messages. Nobody's said they've seen Satoshi or know what he's looking like.

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I think everything that is happening (and will happen) regarding privacy coins and centralized exchanges is positive after all. Centralized exchanges directly collide with the idea of ​​decentralization, freedom and anonymity of users, basic pillars of cryptocurrencies. It is at this moment where decentralized exchanges and mixers begin to make more sense for many users who previously, due to ignorance or fear, did not dare to use them, and I am sure that new services will appear every time to increase the anonymity of users, something that any government hates. The path to true decentralization.

Services will appear when there's a need for services because supply & demand makes the business world move. When privacy coins get delisted DEX's will pick up profits.

Yeah, many of us knew it was going to happen, p2p exchanges are even the appropriate places to trade privacy coins, but simply because there is more liquidity in centralized exchanges, people use them to trade their privacy coins. Now that most centralized exchanges have to comply and start delisting privacy coins, the demand in p2p exchanges is expected to go up, as it should be.

There's a list of DEX's which trade XMR but we're expecting it's going to get longer. New ops for coders to get involved means ppl will have more choice.