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Topic: Bitcoin is on a cliff edge. (Read 620 times)

legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
December 22, 2018, 07:05:36 AM
#35
Toss the coin. If heads, click the buy button; if tails, toss again. Keeping tossing until you get the heads. Cheesy

Jokes aside, if you've loaded up the fiat in your Coinbase account, I'd personally suggest you go for it and just click on the buy button. There's definitely little room for a further sell-off; however, there's a whole kingdom to take on if we talk about the upside potential.


Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, the upside potential

coiner speaking right there
legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
December 22, 2018, 06:34:30 AM
#34
The problem is that I'm not sure if it is going to grab a hang glider, and soar off up into the blue skies.

Bitcoin was new and unique and interesting. But now there are so many better alternatives.

I think Bitcoin will always be worth something due to a following - but it will never hit the levels it did in the past.



Better alternatives....? As BTC? Like what....
thought you where a coiner....

Why do you think it wouldn’t reach its previous hights?
legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
December 22, 2018, 06:31:38 AM
#33
I want to buy some more, and I've funded my coinbase account. Now all I need to do is to choose the correct moment. I feel that Bitcoin is on a cliff edge, and I'm hanging on to see if it falls over. The problem is that I'm not sure if it is going to grab a hang glider, and soar off up into the blue skies.

Man why to be bothered prices are great at the moment if intentions are HODL....

If its been bought now or 1k lower.....

When it hits its long term price ranges it doesn’t matter to much, just buy all of your fiat into BTC @ these prices, if it Goes lower and there is extra or NEW fiat income..... yeah Then buy again.

Price doesn’t matter to much.
But yeah you know thats just like my opinion man Roll Eyes

legendary
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December 18, 2018, 02:54:12 AM
#32
I deposited some money with coin base ( they take Sterling), and I missed the dip. Why is it these things always happen when I'm asleep. I believe that Bitcoin will pull back once again to give the whales and bankers another chance to accumulate. I need to set my buying price a bit higher I think.

I'm buying to hold for 2 or 3 years, so really a few pounds isn't going to make much difference. Also, I need to consider the value of Sterling. 90% of world trade is done under WTO rules, but for some reason people think that will be bad for the UK economy, and that it is better to stay in the restrictive and debilitating EU prison. It looks likely that we will get the Brexit we voted for, and probably a new political structure as well. That will provide a rosy future, but Sterling will dip in the short term.

Ir will also be interesting to see what the mining structure looks like after Bitcoin has recovered.
legendary
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December 17, 2018, 06:42:20 PM
#31
The fungibility of Bitcoin is better than fiat currencies when viewed from an international perspective,

I've had many problems over the years with US dollar transfers, and the messing with Swift must cause difficulties for many significant countries in the current world economy.
No kidding, and it's getting slower and worse every year.
full member
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December 17, 2018, 08:41:15 AM
#30
Nahh, just the bottom created by whale manipulation.

Time to move up!  Cool
legendary
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December 17, 2018, 02:05:45 AM
#29
The fungibility of Bitcoin is better than fiat currencies when viewed from an international perspective,

I've had many problems over the years with US dollar transfers, and the messing with Swift must cause difficulties for many significant countries in the current world economy.
legendary
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December 16, 2018, 09:28:19 PM
#28
Whilst the majority of alt coins should be avoided, there are certainly some that will become important in the future. I don't believe that any of them will replace Bitcoin, but they will certainly have a role alongside Bitcoin. In fact the reason I wanted to start the Crypto Coin Tree was ro learn about alts, and to explore their structures. It is difficult to purchase them with Sterling, and most exchanges seem to want speculators to use Bitcoin. I took the decision to keep my Bitcoin for a few years, and not to spend any, and that is why I decided to open an alternative wallet with coinbase.

I'm trying to pick up a couple of coins that are given to content producers - namely Steem and Basic Attention Token, and BAT looks to be the most interesting one for me at the moment.

well  I would argue LTC could work as well at btc  for the main real reason to mine coins.

I would also argue I do not think it will happen.

Many big farms exist to help level loads on power plants = a real reason to mine

a load leveler tool for when plants have excess power production.

Since these kind of farms work hand in hand with power plants they do not care what coin they use as long as it makes a profit.

Changing to LTC =$$$ since the  amount of asics needed only exist as sha256 miners at the moment.

But a switch to BCH which ever fork you pick would also work.  It may be why  the downward pressure is happening.

My point is I see drops until feb or march.
legendary
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December 16, 2018, 07:30:18 PM
#27
Seems to me that the Bitcoin drop in price is a form of manipulation. Look at Bitfinex - https://www.bitfinex.com/ - one of the top exchanges. Right on their front page they show all the coins they deal with, and statistics about them. If you look daily, you will see that new coins are jumping by over 200% sometimes.

All this means is the the blockchain implementation is going wild. Now, lets figure out all kinds of ways to use it.

Cool
legendary
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December 15, 2018, 07:28:38 PM
#26
This must be one of the few occasions when I don't agree with Vod. There is no alternative to Bitcoin, it is a completely unique product. There may be some coins that are better for certain purposes, but the structure of Bitcoin, and the years it has taken to build its loyal user base, mean that it is almost impossible for any other product to compete. Given the way that the major investors are soaking up large blocks of Bitcoin, it is obvious that it will be a major store of wealth in the future.
There's gold, and platinum, and silver....

Bitcoin is the gold of crypto.
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December 15, 2018, 12:49:53 PM
#25
This must be one of the few occasions when I don't agree with Vod. There is no alternative to Bitcoin, it is a completely unique product. There may be some coins that are better for certain purposes, but the structure of Bitcoin, and the years it has taken to build its loyal user base, mean that it is almost impossible for any other product to compete. Given the way that the major investors are soaking up large blocks of Bitcoin, it is obvious that it will be a major store of wealth in the future.
legendary
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December 11, 2018, 04:39:57 PM
#24

If vod says it,  there is no turning back, all of the words he comment to all of his posts is almost 100% accurate.
Especially to this thread.  (not a fan just a believer)
...
I will now officially violate the rules of serious discussion.

All Hail the VOD!

So you guys dont believe that Bitcoin will reach a new ATH? Where is all the "to the moon" positivity in the early time of this year gone?

Bitcoin must not "to the moon," but "take over the moon, and own it."
sr. member
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December 11, 2018, 11:22:19 AM
#23

If vod says it,  there is no turning back, all of the words he comment to all of his posts is almost 100% accurate.
Especially to this thread.  (not a fan just a believer)
...
I will now officially violate the rules of serious discussion.

All Hail the VOD!

So you guys dont believe that Bitcoin will reach a new ATH? Where is all the "to the moon" positivity in the early time of this year gone?
legendary
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Merit: 1386
December 11, 2018, 11:09:09 AM
#22
The problem is that I'm not sure if it is going to grab a hang glider, and soar off up into the blue skies.

Bitcoin was new and unique and interesting.  But now there are so many better alternatives.

I think Bitcoin will always be worth something due to a following - but it will never hit the levels it did in the past.




If vod says it,  there is no turning back, all of the words he comment to all of his posts is almost 100% accurate.
Especially to this thread.  (not a fan just a believer)
...
I will now officially violate the rules of serious discussion.

All Hail the VOD!
member
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HIRE ME FOR SMALL TASK
December 11, 2018, 10:43:23 AM
#21
The problem is that I'm not sure if it is going to grab a hang glider, and soar off up into the blue skies.

Bitcoin was new and unique and interesting.  But now there are so many better alternatives.

I think Bitcoin will always be worth something due to a following - but it will never hit the levels it did in the past.




If vod says it,  there is no turning back, all of the words he comment to all of his posts is almost 100% accurate.
Especially to this thread.  (not a fan just a believer)

But atleast the downtrend is still not sinking very deep not unless if it happens.
 
Wise decision always matter. 
legendary
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December 10, 2018, 06:59:19 PM
#20
....Bitcoin wasn't designed to be a volume payment service for everyday payments. The limits built into it prevent that. However is is a great store of wealth, and it has a great wealth exchange facility. ...

Some might argue that a "great store of wealth" should not have high volatility. But regardless, I do believe that 2018 brought BTC into the mainstream of finance, investment and savings, as a vehicle in the considerations and calculations of wealth.

Some time back, perhaps around 2005, gold became accepted in investment portfolios. It came to be accepted that some percentage, such as 5-10% in hard precious metals, was not unreasonable.

I believe that's where we're headed with "digital gold."
legendary
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December 10, 2018, 03:40:40 PM
#19
Most of the alts are no longer getting any decline with respect to bitcoin, even when bitcoin's value is going down.

One or two does not equal "most".  :/

One or two? I think I'd stick with "most".



> Bitcoin's dominance on 14th of September: 56.16%
> Bitcoin's dominance on 11th of December: 55.01%

(even after the BTC/USD decline within the last 3 months, bitcoin's dominance has declined a bit within the same timeframe)
legendary
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December 10, 2018, 02:30:56 PM
#18
Bitcoin was born on a cliff edge and is quite happy living there.

Are you saying Craig Wright really is Satoshi - isn't he the cliff edge for Bitcoin. Smiley....

No and no.

Bitcoin has a nature of high volatility since its inception.
legendary
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December 10, 2018, 01:59:12 PM
#17
Bitcoin was born on a cliff edge and is quite happy living there.

Are you saying Craig Wright really is Satoshi - isn't he the cliff edge for Bitcoin. Smiley

Re: better alternatives. You need to define the purpose. Bitcoin wasn't designed to be a volume payment service for everyday payments. The limits built into it prevent that. However is is a great store of wealth, and it has a great wealth exchange facility. It also allows for supplementary services to exploit this, and the Lightning network in one such service. One of the crypto analysis guys made an interesting point. It would be possible for one Bitcoin to form the asset base for every payment in the world. You would just need to subdivide Satoshis by a few more decimal points. Some of the alternative currencies are being created for specific financial functions, and they may be better and faster for those purposes. Bitcoin is still the best general purpose tool, and nothing else comes close.
legendary
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December 10, 2018, 09:40:57 AM
#16
I want to buy some more, and I've funded my coinbase account. Now all I need to do is to choose the correct moment. I feel that Bitcoin is on a cliff edge, and I'm hanging on to see if it falls over. The problem is that I'm not sure if it is going to grab a hang glider, and soar off up into the blue skies.

Bitcoin was born on a cliff edge and is quite happy living there.
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