Again, Bitcoin described as a Bubble. - page 9.

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Quote from: yudi31 on May 23, 2018, 01:18:00 PM

it is true there are still many topics about the future of bitcoin that needs to be discussed, but Bitcoin described as Bubble should also be discussed, because this bitcoin always moves all the time and has change, the tie is termed as bubble

it really needs to be discussed. because the movement of bitcoin is also so fast and we also hard to reach until the bitcoin is moving. because now also many who spread negative news also about bitcoin.

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Quote from: BitProNews on May 23, 2018, 12:33:08 PM

Still a lot of discussions about the future of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies surrounding in scientific community. Aren't experts yet convainced that bitcoin is a reality?
In an interview for CNBC, Robert Shiller the professor at Yale University expressed his rather negative sentiment towards Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, saying:

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To me it’s another example of faddish human behavior.

Link to the interview: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/21/bitcoin-could-be-another-failed-currency-robert-shiller-says.html

Shiller consolidated his opinions on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a long post from where i prefered to take this note:

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Practically no one, outside of computer science departments, can explain how cryptocurrencies work, and that mystery creates an aura of exclusivity, gives the new money glamour, and fills devotees with revolutionary zeal, […] None of this is new, and, as with past monetary innovations, a seemingly compelling story may not be enough.

Link to full article: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/cryptocurrencies-scientific-narrative-by-robert-j--shiller-2018-05

This is always happening, who are they??? this are there own comments and they do not control bitcoin, so why they are doing this??? simply they are people who wants to buy bitcoin at cheap price that is why cause FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt, usually evoked intentionally in order to put a competitor at a disadvantage.) or they are bitter who lost a lot of investment when the price of bitcoin drops. Bitcoin will recover and will always recover as long there are people who do trading and using bitcoin as digital currency, they do not control bitcoin they are just doing some negative statements. The main problem is that with just a dip all weak holders are shaking and causing negative effect or panic selling to others simply as saying they are newbies. acutally if you will look at this dips this are great opportunity to earn more just do not look at things as negative.

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Quote from: BitProNews on May 23, 2018, 12:33:08 PM

Still a lot of discussions about the future of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies surrounding in scientific community. Aren't experts yet convainced that bitcoin is a reality?
In an interview for CNBC, Robert Shiller the professor at Yale University expressed his rather negative sentiment towards Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, saying:

Quote

To me it’s another example of faddish human behavior.

Link to the interview: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/21/bitcoin-could-be-another-failed-currency-robert-shiller-says.html

Shiller consolidated his opinions on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a long post from where i prefered to take this note:

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Practically no one, outside of computer science departments, can explain how cryptocurrencies work, and that mystery creates an aura of exclusivity, gives the new money glamour, and fills devotees with revolutionary zeal, […] None of this is new, and, as with past monetary innovations, a seemingly compelling story may not be enough.

Link to full article: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/cryptocurrencies-scientific-narrative-by-robert-j--shiller-2018-05

Just do not listen to them. Try to ignore them completely. They are of no use. All they are doing is saying some silly stuffs to confuse people for no apparent reason (or for their own benefit?). Do people who are casually uses crypto currencies need to know how they work? Nope, they don't. How many people in this universe using fiat currencies know how fiat are supplied or made? I bet less than 30% of the population knows.

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Something can be real and still be a bubble

This geezer's description of it as a mystery to all but cultists is disingenuous and mindless. It wouldn't be anywhere if it didn't clearly have the world changing aspects it does.

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Quote from: BitProNews on May 23, 2018, 12:33:08 PM

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Practically no one, outside of computer science departments, can explain how cryptocurrencies work, and that mystery creates an aura of exclusivity, gives the new money glamour, and fills devotees with revolutionary zeal, […] None of this is new, and, as with past monetary innovations, a seemingly compelling story may not be enough.

Link to full article: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/cryptocurrencies-scientific-narrative-by-robert-j--shiller-2018-05

I think that this is irrelevant.
It is fairly simple to explain the principle of block chain to new people and how does it work.

Off course the inter workings is not so simple but does one need and does know how SWIFT system works in order to make bank transfer or use other FIAT service.

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People who do not understand anything about bitcoin are saying bitcoin is complete bubble but they are totally wrong. Bitcoin has ups and downs but it does not mean bitcoin is bubble.

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Don't be easy to believe of the fud news, Bitcoin is not as a bubble, if bitcoin is a bubble I am sure bitcoin can't be survive until now
the poeple say that bitcoin as a bubble, because he's not understand of bitcoin.

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Quote from: BitProNews on May 23, 2018, 12:33:08 PM

Still a lot of discussions about the future of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies surrounding in scientific community. Aren't experts yet convainced that bitcoin is a reality?
In an interview for CNBC, Robert Shiller the professor at Yale University expressed his rather negative sentiment towards Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, saying:

Quote

To me it’s another example of faddish human behavior.

Link to the interview: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/21/bitcoin-could-be-another-failed-currency-robert-shiller-says.html

Shiller consolidated his opinions on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a long post from where i prefered to take this note:

Quote

Practically no one, outside of computer science departments, can explain how cryptocurrencies work, and that mystery creates an aura of exclusivity, gives the new money glamour, and fills devotees with revolutionary zeal, […] None of this is new, and, as with past monetary innovations, a seemingly compelling story may not be enough.

Link to full article: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/cryptocurrencies-scientific-narrative-by-robert-j--shiller-2018-05

Threads and topics like this will always appear. It's because of the reality and fact that the market is always changing, and those changes in landscape affects the coins in such a way that people would lose their trust in the market itself and in the system in a cycle scheme. However, if you are a true believe of this market, and a long-time follower, you would know for a fact that it being a bubble has long been purged because being volatile and unstable is just how this market works.

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Bitcoin always becomes a bubble whenever the prices drives down but becomes the rave of the moment or makes the world go 'crazy' because of addiction to it. It is either here or there. People will not stop spreading lies about bitcoin. Whatever they gain attempting to kill bitcoin is left for them.

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Quote from: BitProNews on May 23, 2018, 12:33:08 PM

Still a lot of discussions about the future of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies surrounding in scientific community. Aren't experts yet convainced that bitcoin is a reality?
In an interview for CNBC, Robert Shiller the professor at Yale University expressed his rather negative sentiment towards Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, saying:

Quote

To me it’s another example of faddish human behavior.

Link to the interview: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/21/bitcoin-could-be-another-failed-currency-robert-shiller-says.html

Shiller consolidated his opinions on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a long post from where i prefered to take this note:

Quote

Practically no one, outside of computer science departments, can explain how cryptocurrencies work, and that mystery creates an aura of exclusivity, gives the new money glamour, and fills devotees with revolutionary zeal, […] None of this is new, and, as with past monetary innovations, a seemingly compelling story may not be enough.

Link to full article: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/cryptocurrencies-scientific-narrative-by-robert-j--shiller-2018-05

This is quite ridiculous, because especially the second quote would much better fit to wall street's wizards who create again and again totally absurd form of derivatives, a form of "money" which is much more unreal and much more a bubble and has much more an aura of exclusivity and ABSOLUTELY NOBODY understands how these f*king derivatives work.

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Practically no one, outside of computer science departments, can explain how cryptocurrencies work, and that mystery creates an aura of exclusivity, gives the new money glamour, and fills devotees with revolutionary zeal, […] None of this is new, and, as with past monetary innovations, a seemingly compelling story may not be enough.

He's so ignorant. I have never studied computer science and could explain it with ease and before somebody starts screaming that exception confirms the rule, i'll add that I don't even know a single person who studied computer science and is interested in BTC. In reality most bitcoiners are normal people with various interests, not programmers like this guy seems to think.

Somebody should send him one of those very short explanations of BTC that can be found online. It really can be fully described in less than a minute.

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Quote from: BitProNews on May 23, 2018, 12:33:08 PM

Still a lot of discussions about the future of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies surrounding in scientific community. Aren't experts yet convainced that bitcoin is a reality?
In an interview for CNBC, Robert Shiller the professor at Yale University expressed his rather negative sentiment towards Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, saying:

Quote

To me it’s another example of faddish human behavior.

Link to the interview: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/21/bitcoin-could-be-another-failed-currency-robert-shiller-says.html

Shiller consolidated his opinions on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a long post from where i prefered to take this note:

Quote

Practically no one, outside of computer science departments, can explain how cryptocurrencies work, and that mystery creates an aura of exclusivity, gives the new money glamour, and fills devotees with revolutionary zeal, […] None of this is new, and, as with past monetary innovations, a seemingly compelling story may not be enough.

Link to full article: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/cryptocurrencies-scientific-narrative-by-robert-j--shiller-2018-05

I dont care about the opinion of the old school economists that cant think outside of the box. They are stuck insaide the boundries and wont even asses anything outside. They are afraid to even think about it

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Quote from: BitProNews on May 23, 2018, 12:33:08 PM

Still a lot of discussions about the future of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies surrounding in scientific community. Aren't experts yet convainced that bitcoin is a reality?
In an interview for CNBC, Robert Shiller the professor at Yale University expressed his rather negative sentiment towards Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, saying:

Quote

To me it’s another example of faddish human behavior.

Link to the interview: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/21/bitcoin-could-be-another-failed-currency-robert-shiller-says.html

Shiller consolidated his opinions on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a long post from where i prefered to take this note:

Quote

Practically no one, outside of computer science departments, can explain how cryptocurrencies work, and that mystery creates an aura of exclusivity, gives the new money glamour, and fills devotees with revolutionary zeal, […] None of this is new, and, as with past monetary innovations, a seemingly compelling story may not be enough.

Link to full article: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/cryptocurrencies-scientific-narrative-by-robert-j--shiller-2018-05

Don't be negative towards statments like these. Because if we are looking about the hype and pump and dump shcemes that are all over the space and with large number of speculation in place you can actually look at this as a bubble and there is nothing wrong with that. I mean look at the tech bubble back then people were throwing money at new companies and now if you look at the ICO market people are throwing money because they think it is easy to get great returns.

However if this bubble pops many alts that are basically shitcoins will suffer letting big dogs such as bitcoin, ethereum, neo etc. to be winniers in the scene.

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it is true there are still many topics about the future of bitcoin that needs to be discussed, but Bitcoin described as Bubble should also be discussed, because this bitcoin always moves all the time and has change, the tie is termed as bubble

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Still a lot of discussions about the future of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies surrounding in scientific community. Aren't experts yet convainced that bitcoin is a reality?
In an interview for CNBC, Robert Shiller the professor at Yale University expressed his rather negative sentiment towards Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, saying:

Quote

To me it’s another example of faddish human behavior.

Link to the interview: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/21/bitcoin-could-be-another-failed-currency-robert-shiller-says.html

Shiller consolidated his opinions on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a long post from where i prefered to take this note:

Quote

Practically no one, outside of computer science departments, can explain how cryptocurrencies work, and that mystery creates an aura of exclusivity, gives the new money glamour, and fills devotees with revolutionary zeal, […] None of this is new, and, as with past monetary innovations, a seemingly compelling story may not be enough.

Link to full article: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/cryptocurrencies-scientific-narrative-by-robert-j--shiller-2018-05

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