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legendary
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Viva Ut Vivas
August 19, 2016, 03:11:59 AM
#71
Block size debate does not have to invade every thread.



it does

in fact, it's not discussed enough.

I am amazed there is not more complaints and more importantly solutions to it.

months ago we were promised a block size increase, lightning and segwit and not even 1 of these 3 solutions is implemented yet even though they were supposed to be implemented BEFORE the halving.

Blocks have been full for way too long, and it's really making it impossible for bitcoin to grow until it is solved.

Nope.

Good-bye thread.

Locked.
member
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August 19, 2016, 12:03:42 AM
#70
The network is no problem. If the need was there the core developers could start a fix within fix. The problem is that there is no real marketing.
Like any product you need to market it and that is exactly what is lacking at the moment.


Agree. people need to be sold on the idea that they should have some bitcoin in addition to their cash, debit card and credit cards and saving accounts.
There are two key benefits that mean everyone right down to the person who has just say $2000 in savings should turn 5% of their savings into bitcoin. First they have direct access to and control of their own money (the digital cash concept ) and second though bitcoin could crash in price it has the possiblity to earn more from that  5% of the $2000 savings than the other 90% in total ever will (the digital gold concept).

To encourage my friends and rellies to get interested I send their teenage kids $5 in bitcoin every so often as a private key. They then go ahead and learn about wallets etc so they can "use' the money or at least accumulate. people need to learn to use the bitcoin stuff (wallets, exchanges etc) so they see it as "familiar' as their bank account number at their local bank.
 
hero member
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August 18, 2016, 08:54:41 PM
#69

There's the old adage that a great product markets itself. Probably as blockchain usage grows bitcoin usage will grow too as it's the most secure network.

The big reason for the slow adoption of the bitcoin is that the transaction is too slow and the lighting network is not ready.

This is exactly it. I explained Bitcoin to my brother the other day and he was like...it sounds like the transactions are too slow. When will Lightning Network be ready? I hadn't even gotten to block size or LN.

I read on a news show that people are waiting with money in their fist for whatever solution you think is the best. Though, they actually understand the difference between transactions and confirmations so you may want to do a bit of research on that one.


The network is no problem. If the need was there the core developers could start a fix within fix. The problem is that there is no real marketing.
Like any product you need to market it and that is exactly what is lacking at the moment.
Right. A great product not exposed to potential users could just be forgotten until something better comes along. How many ads have we seen that promote bitcoin in anyway? How many news articles and PR campaigns have we seen showing bitcoin's benefits? Ask about bitcoin to a regular guy and he'll either scratch his head or return the question to you.
legendary
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August 18, 2016, 07:29:02 PM
#68
Block size debate does not have to invade every thread.



it does

in fact, it's not discussed enough.

I am amazed there is not more complaints and more importantly solutions to it.

months ago we were promised a block size increase, lightning and segwit and not even 1 of these 3 solutions is implemented yet even though they were supposed to be implemented BEFORE the halving.

Blocks have been full for way too long, and it's really making it impossible for bitcoin to grow until it is solved.
member
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Merit: 11
August 18, 2016, 07:15:57 PM
#67

There's the old adage that a great product markets itself. Probably as blockchain usage grows bitcoin usage will grow too as it's the most secure network.

The big reason for the slow adoption of the bitcoin is that the transaction is too slow and the lighting network is not ready.

This is exactly it. I explained Bitcoin to my brother the other day and he was like...it sounds like the transactions are too slow. When will Lightning Network be ready? I hadn't even gotten to block size or LN.

I read on a news show that people are waiting with money in their fist for whatever solution you think is the best. Though, they actually understand the difference between transactions and confirmations so you may want to do a bit of research on that one.


The network is no problem. If the need was there the core developers could start a fix within fix. The problem is that there is no real marketing.
Like any product you need to market it and that is exactly what is lacking at the moment.
member
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August 18, 2016, 07:11:22 PM
#66
It looks linear because we are still here Wink


I like this post ^_^

We ain't seen nothing yet
legendary
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Viva Ut Vivas
August 18, 2016, 02:47:51 AM
#65
Block size debate does not have to invade every thread.

legendary
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August 17, 2016, 06:33:46 PM
#64

The big reason for the slow adoption of the bitcoin is that the transaction is too slow and the lighting network is not ready.

This is exactly it. I explained Bitcoin to my brother the other day and he was like...it sounds like the transactions are too slow. When will Lightning Network be ready? I hadn't even gotten to block size or LN.

I read on a news show that people are waiting with money in their fist for whatever solution you think is the best. Though, they actually understand the difference between transactions and confirmations so you may want to do a bit of research on that one.

The network is no problem. If the need was there the core developers could start a fix within fix. The problem is that there is no real marketing.
Like any product you need to market it and that is exactly what is lacking at the moment.

Stupidest thing I ever heard, "the network is no problem"Huh Are you kidding me???

The need is there, we will be exceeding the network limit soon, and yet the core developers are too busy fapping to the sound of their voices to fix it. Marketing??? You gotta be kidding me!?! You're worried about marketing a broken product???
sr. member
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August 17, 2016, 03:45:02 PM
#63

The big reason for the slow adoption of the bitcoin is that the transaction is too slow and the lighting network is not ready.

This is exactly it. I explained Bitcoin to my brother the other day and he was like...it sounds like the transactions are too slow. When will Lightning Network be ready? I hadn't even gotten to block size or LN.

I read on a news show that people are waiting with money in their fist for whatever solution you think is the best. Though, they actually understand the difference between transactions and confirmations so you may want to do a bit of research on that one.

The network is no problem. If the need was there the core developers could start a fix within fix. The problem is that there is no real marketing.
Like any product you need to market it and that is exactly what is lacking at the moment.
legendary
Activity: 3598
Merit: 2386
Viva Ut Vivas
August 17, 2016, 12:26:18 PM
#62

The big reason for the slow adoption of the bitcoin is that the transaction is too slow and the lighting network is not ready.

This is exactly it. I explained Bitcoin to my brother the other day and he was like...it sounds like the transactions are too slow. When will Lightning Network be ready? I hadn't even gotten to block size or LN.

I read on a news show that people are waiting with money in their fist for whatever solution you think is the best. Though, they actually understand the difference between transactions and confirmations so you may want to do a bit of research on that one.
newbie
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August 17, 2016, 11:44:32 AM
#61
As the chart from 2014 shows the price at halving should be around $660.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/6tL3k5m.jimg]

Next halving the price should be $1630.

elwar, since when did you turn to posting pessimistic fud  Cheesy

ok, as a worst case scenario i let you have your point...

 Wink

You find 1630 to be pessimistic? Oo

Well, I'd me more than happy with such a price!
Let's firstly hope that post halving won't be a panic dump :/

i was joking. $1600 in 2020 would still beat every other asset class on the planet.


i think the prices are going to be even higher at that time, i would predict something like 10000 dollars per bitcoin because the price is going to be booming of all the demand

I believe the bitcoin price will be $5000 to $10,000 in 2020. The $1600 price could be reached next year.

I think so. If the bitcoin block size in creased to 2MB within a year, the price will be at least $2000 next year.

The big reason for the slow adoption of the bitcoin is that the transaction is too slow and the lighting network is not ready.
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August 07, 2016, 07:01:28 AM
#60
As the chart from 2014 shows the price at halving should be around $660.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/6tL3k5m.jimg]

Next halving the price should be $1630.

elwar, since when did you turn to posting pessimistic fud  Cheesy

ok, as a worst case scenario i let you have your point...

 Wink

You find 1630 to be pessimistic? Oo

Well, I'd me more than happy with such a price!
Let's firstly hope that post halving won't be a panic dump :/

i was joking. $1600 in 2020 would still beat every other asset class on the planet.


i think the prices are going to be even higher at that time, i would predict something like 10000 dollars per bitcoin because the price is going to be booming of all the demand

I believe the bitcoin price will be $5000 to $10,000 in 2020. The $1600 price could be reached next year.

I think so. If the bitcoin block size in creased to 2MB within a year, the price will be at least $2000 next year.
full member
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August 02, 2016, 05:07:17 AM
#59
As the chart from 2014 shows the price at halving should be around $660.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/6tL3k5m.jimg]

Next halving the price should be $1630.

elwar, since when did you turn to posting pessimistic fud  Cheesy

ok, as a worst case scenario i let you have your point...

 Wink

You find 1630 to be pessimistic? Oo

Well, I'd me more than happy with such a price!
Let's firstly hope that post halving won't be a panic dump :/

i was joking. $1600 in 2020 would still beat every other asset class on the planet.


i think the prices are going to be even higher at that time, i would predict something like 10000 dollars per bitcoin because the price is going to be booming of all the demand

I believe the bitcoin price will be $5000 to $10,000 in 2020. The $1600 price could be reached next year.
sr. member
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Merit: 250
July 20, 2016, 12:21:48 PM
#58
As the chart from 2014 shows the price at halving should be around $660.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/6tL3k5m.jimg]

Next halving the price should be $1630.

elwar, since when did you turn to posting pessimistic fud  Cheesy

ok, as a worst case scenario i let you have your point...

 Wink

You find 1630 to be pessimistic? Oo

Well, I'd me more than happy with such a price!
Let's firstly hope that post halving won't be a panic dump :/

i was joking. $1600 in 2020 would still beat every other asset class on the planet.


i think the prices are going to be even higher at that time, i would predict something like 10000 dollars per bitcoin because the price is going to be booming of all the demand
legendary
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July 20, 2016, 10:39:44 AM
#57

i was joking. $1600 in 2020 would still beat every other asset class on the planet.


$1600 could be reached in 2017 or 2018. That is easy if the user of the bitcoin increase by 50% or more.

It's always the IF what messes up good predictions right?! Cheesy
Furthermore it's not only the number of users which would help to increase the price.
Think about institutional money which could have an interest in Bitcoin as well for speculative or investment reasons.
From halving 2012 (price 12,16) to this year's halving (price 635) Bitcoin has grown an amazing 5122%!!!!
I mean if that isn't an argument to have a closer look at it then what right?!
legendary
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The Concierge of Crypto
July 20, 2016, 10:31:50 AM
#56

i was joking. $1600 in 2020 would still beat every other asset class on the planet.


$1600 could be reached in 2017 or 2018. That is easy if the user of the bitcoin increase by 50% or more.
Patience my friend. Patience. You must have patience. Patience is a virtue.
newbie
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July 20, 2016, 07:26:25 AM
#55

i was joking. $1600 in 2020 would still beat every other asset class on the planet.


$1600 could be reached in 2017 or 2018. That is easy if the user of the bitcoin increase by 50% or more.
legendary
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July 09, 2016, 11:32:17 AM
#54

Ah ok thanks for the explanation!
Cause I didn't see how such a rise would be a bad thing! ^^


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hero member
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July 09, 2016, 11:26:09 AM
#53
As the chart from 2014 shows the price at halving should be around $660.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/6tL3k5m.jimg]

Next halving the price should be $1630.

elwar, since when did you turn to posting pessimistic fud  Cheesy

ok, as a worst case scenario i let you have your point...

 Wink

You find 1630 to be pessimistic? Oo

Well, I'd me more than happy with such a price!
Let's firstly hope that post halving won't be a panic dump :/

i was joking. $1600 in 2020 would still beat every other asset class on the planet.



Ah ok thanks for the explanation!
Cause I didn't see how such a rise would be a bad thing! ^^
legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 2106
July 09, 2016, 11:17:46 AM
#52
As the chart from 2014 shows the price at halving should be around $660.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/6tL3k5m.jimg]

Next halving the price should be $1630.

elwar, since when did you turn to posting pessimistic fud  Cheesy

ok, as a worst case scenario i let you have your point...

 Wink

You find 1630 to be pessimistic? Oo

Well, I'd me more than happy with such a price!
Let's firstly hope that post halving won't be a panic dump :/

i was joking. $1600 in 2020 would still beat every other asset class on the planet.

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