We often tend to missout of long term vision as we just look at the recent market situations but don't consider the overall view. The reason whys till people cry about bearish market is for the fact that they have invested into bitcoin when it was at peak at the end of 2017, bitcoin is yet to touch that mark again. Overall it would be a good growth for bitcoin last year but when we think from 2017 investor's point of view they are still at loss as they invested in hurry without any proper knowledge under FOMO.

True!

Thank you for bringing that out.
It seems like others are forgetting about that and all they do was scatter FUD that bitcoin is still not in a good spot.
Greedy people does that.
They want 50k, 100k and even 1 million USD in exchange for 1 bitcoin.
It ain't right and should not happen that fast.
The slow movement is still what I prefer so that there will be a real reason behind it and not just an imaginary number.

that's because many people are short-term traders so they don't recalculate, always shouting at the bear market that is saturated and the bloody market, even though in 2019 at the beginning to the end, since the beginning of 2019 the price of $ 3000 has reached $ 7000 now has got 100% profit, at early 2020 the price of bitcoin will start as low as $ 7,000, everyone must stop screaming bitcoin to death, try investing long term in a year starting from the beginning of this year, bitcoin doesn't always go up all the time, sometimes it has to go down in a while, please remember that your little traders are like whining kids

It can't be denied that bitcoin's recovery on 2019 was amazing than any other commodities but I've come to realized that we can't compare it to gold. Tangible and intangible investment that are almost near to what most investors like but that's it. Bitcoin is bitcoin and gold is gold.

We're in the new year where bitcoin's popularity might increase due to the recovery it has done last year. And we're already thinking of the possibilities what might happen by halving, we might or we might not surpass the 2019's good run made by bitcoin, I have excluded 2017.

Perhaps Bitcoin is traded and invested quickly and conveniently in both space and time, the higher the profit level than other commodities, the higher profitability is visible, other goods are dominated. by many areas like shipping costs, consumer demand. in 2020 when bitcoin halves in terms of having it, it could go much higher.

This is a good news though. 2019 in retrospect came with lots of challenges as it applies to the crypto world with a lot of hopes dashed and all sorts of prediction and conjectures put to shame concerning the price of bitcoin. It also to a large extent was able to retain the consistent guys which is why the volatility was not seriously sharp across the year. In all it shows that in all of the investment commodities, bitcoin still maintained the top position. As we continue year 2020, there is still more to look out for and more to expect. Brace up people.

Nice,  we can't deny how bitcoin perform this year after the huge dump in 2018,we see how bitcoin tries to sustain it's price. There were time that the prices stays in that range in a month trying not to be break any resistance unlike in 2018 that it falls too law in every minute. Adoption and use of bitcoin is still improving despite of all the dump it experience since it really came from a too high price last 2017.

Well I guess some are spreading FUD for their own benefit, bitcoin has been sitting for a decade now and people already know a lot about these FUD, luckily they don't give a damn about it.

haha we still have people whose optimism level is unreachable, prediction from $50K to $1m is exaggerated given that the supply is limited and I'm sure that won't happen until the last bitcoin is mined. As bitcoin is at the top, the more it is intriguing and eye-soring to people who has a business and connection to the government.

I'm big on Bitcoin, guys, but let's face it. How many of us here actually have any commodity holdings of gold, coffee, sugar, etc. Or any inkling of how we might get our hands on any?

I think an investor may very well want to compare commodities but it's a bit unfair on the others to compare. We might as well compare oranges, peppers, and all manner of actual physical commodities traded by merchants. Bitcoin isn't even traded to be consumed, so maybe let's make more relevant comparisons?