Bitcoin has been the world’s strongest currency in 2015 - page 2.

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Quote from: smith coins on December 29, 2015, 01:48:13 PM

It's surprising how euro arena currency EUR is -15% and seeing bitcoin +21%.
From this we can conclude that moving to bitcoin isn't a bad idea, bitcoin has good potential to rise.

Unlike Euro, bitcoin has fixed supply. The money printing QE has devalued the Euro by 15%. It will devalue further.

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Quote from: randy8777 on December 29, 2015, 05:45:17 AM

i am a very proud bitcoin holder. bitcoin will smash each currency once again in 2016, but then by much greater numbers. my euro savings are still the same as in amount, but the value has dropped significantly. it's sad to see that the euro is the loser currency.

It s just a beginning of bitcoin. Soon after halving bitcoin gonna rule in all companies from the world. Its gonna be global currency with can replace USD As well.Demand is gonna lock more In the bitcoin market.Hope for the good yearin bitcoin.

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Life economies don't need strong currency ... because strong is nothing compare to the time.
Life economies need durable network to keep.

Gold is durable.
Bitcoin, too.

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It's surprising how euro arena currency EUR is -15% and seeing bitcoin +21%.
From this we can conclude that moving to bitcoin isn't a bad idea, bitcoin has good potential to rise.

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Quote from: The Sceptical Chymist on December 29, 2015, 08:26:07 AM

Wow South American currencies got hammered pretty good. I knew of Venezuela but not the others, yikes! Thanks for posting though I'm not sure I agree about the bitcoin part of it.

This is the continent I hope to see a lot of growth for Bitcoin the next years.
Brazil and Argentina right now show there is demand for Bitcoin.These 2 countries can be the catalysts to get Bitcoin more recognized by it's neighbour countries.

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Isn't that nice.

Let's tweet those chart right away. Investors who were doubting on buying bitcon, will be motivated to try investing in bitcoin.
The more money is in, the more stability on the market will arise.

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yes I guess it's true, although the bitcoin prices had fallen in the previous year, but at the end of 2015 bitcoin able to have an incredible price, I hope it will be higher for next year

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Bitcoin will be pump again. I proud this coin to make the word goes to easy metodes payment .

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Wow South American currencies got hammered pretty good. I knew of Venezuela but not the others, yikes! Thanks for posting though I'm not sure I agree about the bitcoin part of it.

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Proud that bitcoin was the strongest in 2015.
Let us hope for the same in 2016.
Common bitcoin common.

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Quote from: inca on December 29, 2015, 06:47:40 AM

Quote from: kwukduck on December 29, 2015, 06:21:38 AM

I understand that you feel positive about this year's up rise of the price.
But there's really no need to throw in lies.
For more than two years bitcoin has been in steady decline, a trend which seems to be similar as to what we are seeing now.
We are still waiting for the big crash like the one that caused the two year decline after 1200-200 crash. New calculations indicate this upcoming crash will land us around $63 per btc and slowly down from there. Which is surprisingly close to the real economic value of bit coin, maybe it stands after small chance of stability at that level. If banks and governments don't kill it off first that is.

Hey, aren't you that guy who sold his coins for 10$? LOL Huh

Yea, then he sold his account for $ and now the JIDF Zionists use it to spam this forum to try and make their central banking monopolies look good.

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Quote from: kwukduck on December 29, 2015, 06:21:38 AM

I understand that you feel positive about this year's up rise of the price.
But there's really no need to throw in lies.
For more than two years bitcoin has been in steady decline, a trend which seems to be similar as to what we are seeing now.
We are still waiting for the big crash like the one that caused the two year decline after 1200-200 crash. New calculations indicate this upcoming crash will land us around $63 per btc and slowly down from there. Which is surprisingly close to the real economic value of bit coin, maybe it stands after small chance of stability at that level. If banks and governments don't kill it off first that is.

Hey, aren't you that guy who sold his coins for 10$? LOL Huh

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I understand that you feel positive about this year's up rise of the price.
But there's really no need to throw in lies.
For more than two years bitcoin has been in steady decline, a trend which seems to be similar as to what we are seeing now.
We are still waiting for the big crash like the one that caused the two year decline after 1200-200 crash. New calculations indicate this upcoming crash will land us around $63 per btc and slowly down from there. Which is surprisingly close to the real economic value of bit coin, maybe it stands after small chance of stability at that level. If banks and governments don't kill it off first that is.

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i am a very proud bitcoin holder. bitcoin will smash each currency once again in 2016, but then by much greater numbers. my euro savings are still the same as in amount, but the value has dropped significantly. it's sad to see that the euro is the loser currency.

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And it was in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013.

Top 5 strongest currencies in 2015
(Change against US $ at 12 December 2015 against rates one year ago)
Bitcoin (XBT) +21%
Israeli Shekel (ILS) +2%
US Dollar (USD)
Swiss Franc (CHF) -2%
Japanese Yen (JPY) - 2%

Bottom 5 weakest currencies in 2015
Venezuelan Bolivar (Black market rate) -78%
Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) -34%
Brazilian Real (BRL) -33%
South African Rand (ZAR) -31%
Colombian Peso (COP) -28%

Big Mac Index % over-undervaluation Vs.$

SG Kinsman

https://medium.com/@BambouClub/best-and-worst-performing-currencies-in-2015-d1e62088bc29#.oj7qz6ymt

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