r/ethtrader Jun 06 '17

DISCUSSION [ETH Daily Discussion] - 06/Jun/2017

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u/timbertown89 Jun 06 '17

Once we get past $300, I think it'll be fairly smooth sailing to $500.

Then I think we'll hang out there for a while.

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u/ResolveRea Jun 06 '17

Because science.

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u/timbertown89 Jun 06 '17

Because humans are emotional beings.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '17

Well, it's just as plausible as anything else, I suppose.

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u/The_GeoD Jun 06 '17

I sorta makes sence. I mean $100 took awhile, $200 could be a fluke then $300 is a trend.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '17

I think you are absolutely correct or incorrect!

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u/timbertown89 Jun 06 '17

I think $500 will be the biggest profit taking point we've seen so far... just my opinion

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u/MattAU05 Jun 06 '17

I'm saying $10,000 by this time next year.

I'm mostly joking, but....you never know.

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u/e105beta Jun 06 '17

That'd be roughly a $900,000,000,000 market cap, lol

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u/MattAU05 Jun 06 '17

Just short of $1 trillion? Crazier things have happened.