Topic: 2014: The Worst Year for BTC? - page 4. (Read 11168 times)
i think everything will be fine with the price , everyone worrys too much
Gloomy. I would say. Anyway let's look on the long term basis. I'm just waiting for the day when i can pay btc using paypal
In my opinion... It's the year of making it's stand on world stage against all Odd...
Considering what happened this 2014. The apple breadwallet, breadtree and paypal, 2014 is a great year for btc. Not even great, I think the best yet.
Better things will come next year.
more and more company announced partnership with bitcoin. IMO, it will be a happy ending of BTC.
i think this year is psychedelic!
Considering what happened this 2014. The apple breadwallet, breadtree and paypal, 2014 is a great year for btc. Not even great, I think the best yet.
Year's not over folks! (Tips cap to Paypal)
Year's not over. Still got 3 months to make something miraculous happen!
Come on Amazon. Come on Google. Need another major player to light the moon rocket.
Year's not over. Still got 3 months to make something miraculous happen!
Come on Amazon. Come on Google. Need another major player to light the moon rocket.
We just got another major player.
I don't think bitcoin has the necessary infrastructure to handle Amazon yet. The amount of volume that Amazon does - even if bitcoin captured 0.1% of their orders, which is unlikely, it'd be a massive amount of orders. For a player the size of Amazon to adopt bitcoin, they'd need one of two things: either a proper hedging platform so that they could hedge away the massive price fluctuations of bitcoin, or a widespread enough bitcoin adoptions that they could hold bitcoin directly and pay their suppliers with bitcoin instead of dollars. I'd prefer option two, personally, but we're many years away from THAT widespread an adoption of bitcoin.
It takes time to build the infrastructure. Paypal has teamed up with 3 major BTC payment processors. That will help the infrastructure and adoption. Slowly we are getting there.
Right now, there is not yet any feedback about this.. Let us just wait..
Year's not over folks! (Tips cap to Paypal)
Year's not over. Still got 3 months to make something miraculous happen!
Come on Amazon. Come on Google. Need another major player to light the moon rocket.
Year's not over. Still got 3 months to make something miraculous happen!
Come on Amazon. Come on Google. Need another major player to light the moon rocket.
We just got another major player.
I don't think bitcoin has the necessary infrastructure to handle Amazon yet. The amount of volume that Amazon does - even if bitcoin captured 0.1% of their orders, which is unlikely, it'd be a massive amount of orders. For a player the size of Amazon to adopt bitcoin, they'd need one of two things: either a proper hedging platform so that they could hedge away the massive price fluctuations of bitcoin, or a widespread enough bitcoin adoptions that they could hold bitcoin directly and pay their suppliers with bitcoin instead of dollars. I'd prefer option two, personally, but we're many years away from THAT widespread an adoption of bitcoin.
It takes time to build the infrastructure. Paypal has teamed up with 3 major BTC payment processors. That will help the infrastructure and adoption. Slowly we are getting there.
Year's not over folks! (Tips cap to Paypal)
Year's not over. Still got 3 months to make something miraculous happen!
Come on Amazon. Come on Google. Need another major player to light the moon rocket.
Year's not over. Still got 3 months to make something miraculous happen!
Come on Amazon. Come on Google. Need another major player to light the moon rocket.
We just got another major player.
I don't think bitcoin has the necessary infrastructure to handle Amazon yet. The amount of volume that Amazon does - even if bitcoin captured 0.1% of their orders, which is unlikely, it'd be a massive amount of orders. For a player the size of Amazon to adopt bitcoin, they'd need one of two things: either a proper hedging platform so that they could hedge away the massive price fluctuations of bitcoin, or a widespread enough bitcoin adoptions that they could hold bitcoin directly and pay their suppliers with bitcoin instead of dollars. I'd prefer option two, personally, but we're many years away from THAT widespread an adoption of bitcoin.
have some faith in BTC, still have almost 3 months to go, no worries. more and more people is getting to know and adopt it.
Year's not over folks! (Tips cap to Paypal)
Year's not over. Still got 3 months to make something miraculous happen!
Come on Amazon. Come on Google. Need another major player to light the moon rocket.
Year's not over. Still got 3 months to make something miraculous happen!
Come on Amazon. Come on Google. Need another major player to light the moon rocket.
Call me an optimist but even with the forever downward trend i think btc will end up significantly higher than where it is right now.
Following that statement, I would call you a realist.
Probably yes , looks like majority investor are changing to invest at altcoin
, looks like stellar .. even bitcoin price goes down , their price still up and up more
cannot wait for btc price in under $400 , so the majority bought many BTC and it will raise again :v
, looks like stellar .. even bitcoin price goes down , their price still up and up more
cannot wait for btc price in under $400 , so the majority bought many BTC and it will raise again :v
Best news of year - PayPal announces Bitcoin partnership - http://www.coindesk.com/paypal-announces-first-partnerships-bitcoin-space/
Call me an optimist but even with the forever downward trend i think btc will end up significantly higher than where it is right now. And even if it doesn't, I also don't really care.
Still have 3 months to go, it is too early to say.
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its been mentioned before but lets highlight it again
in short
buy 10,000 coins in september 2009 and sell them in september 2010 = $599 profit (well under a cent each 2009 to 6c each 2010)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2010 and sell them in september 2011 = $53,700 profit (6c each 2010 to $5.43 each 2011)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2011 and sell them in september 2012 = $68,100 profit ($5.43 each 2011 to $12.24 each 2012)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2012 and sell them in september 2013 = $1,104,100 profit ($12.24 each 2012 to $12265 each 2013)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2013 and sell them in september 2014 = $2,623,500 profit ($122.65 each 2013 to $385 each 2014)
easily explained, buy 10k coins in 2013=$1,226,500. sell for $3,850,000 = $2,623,500
so based on a 10k coin purchase 2014 is the most profitable year based on FIAT not percent
in short
buy 10,000 coins in september 2009 and sell them in september 2010 = $599 profit (well under a cent each 2009 to 6c each 2010)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2010 and sell them in september 2011 = $53,700 profit (6c each 2010 to $5.43 each 2011)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2011 and sell them in september 2012 = $68,100 profit ($5.43 each 2011 to $12.24 each 2012)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2012 and sell them in september 2013 = $1,104,100 profit ($12.24 each 2012 to $12265 each 2013)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2013 and sell them in september 2014 = $2,623,500 profit ($122.65 each 2013 to $385 each 2014)
easily explained, buy 10k coins in 2013=$1,226,500. sell for $3,850,000 = $2,623,500
so based on a 10k coin purchase 2014 is the most profitable year based on FIAT not percent
This argument will stop working from November onwards, lmao.
Nov 30 2013 - $1163
Nov 30 2014 - $163
Oh come on, bitcoin won't drop to $163 by December
. its been mentioned before but lets highlight it again
in short
buy 10,000 coins in september 2009 and sell them in september 2010 = $599 profit (well under a cent each 2009 to 6c each 2010)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2010 and sell them in september 2011 = $53,700 profit (6c each 2010 to $5.43 each 2011)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2011 and sell them in september 2012 = $68,100 profit ($5.43 each 2011 to $12.24 each 2012)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2012 and sell them in september 2013 = $1,104,100 profit ($12.24 each 2012 to $12265 each 2013)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2013 and sell them in september 2014 = $2,623,500 profit ($122.65 each 2013 to $385 each 2014)
easily explained, buy 10k coins in 2013=$1,226,500. sell for $3,850,000 = $2,623,500
so based on a 10k coin purchase 2014 is the most profitable year based on FIAT not percent
This logic is flawed. You would need to use much more resources to purchase 10k bitcoin in 2013 then you would have had to purchase 10k coins in 2009. The only fair way to measure the return of an investment is to measure by percentage return, not the total return based on a fixed number of units.in short
buy 10,000 coins in september 2009 and sell them in september 2010 = $599 profit (well under a cent each 2009 to 6c each 2010)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2010 and sell them in september 2011 = $53,700 profit (6c each 2010 to $5.43 each 2011)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2011 and sell them in september 2012 = $68,100 profit ($5.43 each 2011 to $12.24 each 2012)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2012 and sell them in september 2013 = $1,104,100 profit ($12.24 each 2012 to $12265 each 2013)
buy 10,000 coins in september 2013 and sell them in september 2014 = $2,623,500 profit ($122.65 each 2013 to $385 each 2014)
easily explained, buy 10k coins in 2013=$1,226,500. sell for $3,850,000 = $2,623,500
so based on a 10k coin purchase 2014 is the most profitable year based on FIAT not percent
Also your returns are misleading. You have someone selling the bitcoin for a different price then they buy at. In order for this to be an accurate comparison you would need to have the price be the same for a specific time frame
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