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legendary
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January 13, 2015, 12:03:25 PM
#48
Who cares 70% down from ath, buy steady make a good average buy-price.

Do not forget to sell part of your coins at the next spike.
Without profit lockin you are just a big bagholder.

For somebody just entering Bitcoin, these might be awesomely attractive levels.
full member
Activity: 309
Merit: 100
January 13, 2015, 07:53:26 AM
#47
I think op should be warning us more about government actions that are trying hard to limit our privacy more. Because bitcoin is growing fine as far as I know.

But I wanted to say something about inflation. People are complaining about premined coins calling them scam but bitcoin inflation allows price to stay fairly low so many people are able to join basically at low cost. And you are saying that it is also bad? I don't understand what would be fair distribution for some people here. Maybe if they will be handed 100% of such coins or at last 50% maybe then they will shut up finally.

No, it's not 'bad' (what ever that means). It is just a sign of being retarded to buy an inflationary coin and expect returns on it (10k$ to the moon bulltard shit). Bitcoin is a volatile piece of shit and should not be bought at all with this inflation. With bitcoin you need to wait another decade or so before you can actually buy it - by then it'll be dead.

Initial distribution of a coin shouldn't be too fast and not too slow - a fair distribution is when everyone has a chance to get in (1 year or 2 years) - after that the train needs to leave the station and who isn't on board needs to buy higher. So pow-distribution is fine but not for 2decades because the shitcoin isn't going anywhere during the distribution because it isn't scarce thus worthless.

No matter how high or low your cap is the inflation will always push you down - the production needs to be bought up - constantly.
Yes "the production needs to be bought up" constantly, the question is just for what price.

To me it looks like you got caught on the wrong foot and are now blaming the rules. But the rules never changed. They are fine how they are.
sr. member
Activity: 252
Merit: 250
January 13, 2015, 05:21:37 AM
#46
I think op should be warning us more about government actions that are trying hard to limit our privacy more. Because bitcoin is growing fine as far as I know.

But I wanted to say something about inflation. People are complaining about premined coins calling them scam but bitcoin inflation allows price to stay fairly low so many people are able to join basically at low cost. And you are saying that it is also bad? I don't understand what would be fair distribution for some people here. Maybe if they will be handed 100% of such coins or at last 50% maybe then they will shut up finally.

No, it's not 'bad' (what ever that means). It is just a sign of being retarded to buy an inflationary coin and expect returns on it (10k$ to the moon bulltard shit). Bitcoin is a volatile piece of shit and should not be bought at all with this inflation. With bitcoin you need to wait another decade or so before you can actually buy it - by then it'll be dead.

Initial distribution of a coin shouldn't be too fast and not too slow - a fair distribution is when everyone has a chance to get in (1 year or 2 years) - after that the train needs to leave the station and who isn't on board needs to buy higher. So pow-distribution is fine but not for 2decades because the shitcoin isn't going anywhere during the distribution because it isn't scarce thus worthless.

No matter how high or low your cap is the inflation will always push you down - the production needs to be bought up - constantly.
sr. member
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January 13, 2015, 05:17:17 AM
#45
my predictions have been right on the ball
I did't really see a prediction, I saw a complaint about inflation.  The inflation "issue" is still there, but it can't be the reason why the price has falled 70%+ from the ATH!
Inflation isn't even nearly high enough to cause that!

edit: spelling

Yes, it can be the reason because sellers get the advantage over buyers. Sit down, crunch the numbers. Think hard about it. Pumping an inflationary coin is moronic behaviour. Rain of new coins is a constant force in the market which can be counted on. So it goes down once the hype fades (last year this time) and will continue to go down from here.  

See, i don't buy any of the bullshit i am told by others. I rely on my own conclusions based on own calculations only and this market is highly predictable.

Most of you people don't calculate jack shit. All i see is parroting - that's what everyone is good at. Not even 1% of you people use their own brain.
hero member
Activity: 546
Merit: 501
January 13, 2015, 05:01:07 AM
#44
I think op should be warning us more about government actions that are trying hard to limit our privacy more. Because bitcoin is growing fine as far as I know.

But I wanted to say something about inflation. People are complaining about premined coins calling them scam but bitcoin inflation allows price to stay fairly low so many people are able to join basically at low cost. And you are saying that it is also bad? I don't understand what would be fair distribution for some people here. Maybe if they will be handed 100% of such coins or at last 50% maybe then they will shut up finally.
hero member
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Merit: 506
Screw It, Let's Do It
January 13, 2015, 04:52:11 AM
#43
Who cares 70% down from ath, buy steady make a good average buy-price.

Do not forget to sell part of your coins at the next spike.
Without profit lockin you are just a big bagholder.
full member
Activity: 309
Merit: 100
January 13, 2015, 04:47:44 AM
#42
Who cares 70% down from ath, buy steady make a good average buy-price.

I bought since I hear the first time of Bitcoin and was meanwhile +1000% , now like -50%, the pendulum will swing back.

The market is more efficient now, so that costs something
legendary
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January 13, 2015, 04:26:27 AM
#41
my predictions have been right on the ball
I did't really see a prediction, I saw a complaint about inflation.  The inflation "issue" is still there, but it can't be the reason why the price has falled 70%+ from the ATH!
Inflation isn't even nearly high enough to cause that!

edit: spelling
sr. member
Activity: 252
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January 13, 2015, 02:11:57 AM
#40
my predictions have been right on the ball
sr. member
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December 17, 2014, 09:22:17 AM
#38
*cough*

problem has been indentified: inflation
Deniers say it's needed and have been disproven because with merged mined implementations very low inflation pow is still possible.
Also the theory: "more coins help secure the network" could be flawed and i can see no reason to not uphold the theory of "price in the market needs to be protected from inflation to make sure the financial incentive for mining will be there" against it.
I have yet to see any proof satoshi did not make a monumental mistake with the reward-schedule. Inflation is not  good to secure the network. It is just good to make sure crypto is a fail. 


Conclusion: You all look like the austriches with head in sand for not looking to find a solution to the bitcoin problem.

Keep shortselling to zero. Maybe one more time buy single digits btc, right?
Problem? Denied. Solution? Not wanted, thought of or needed. Lemmings and sheep? Everywhere!
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December 11, 2014, 09:11:44 PM
#37
Low inflation altcoins win.

Show me the hash rate.

Bitcoin's still king of the hill with the power of it's network behind it.

IXC
136,025,443 GH/s

... now what?

read this crazy shit:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-riddle-of-the-twin-brothers-who-were-are-and-will-rule-the-world-317658

I do hold IXC for hedge


IOC
48,166,837 GH/s
despite nobody is interested in the coin (yet) actually.

for comparison:

BTC:
250,586,548 GH/s


doing the switch between those merged mined ones is very easy. All it takes is a critical mass of people becoming aware.

XPM can provide an answer too because once there is interest in the coin it'll go actually through the roof and will be very scarce too.

There is countless solutions to the bitcoin-problem out there.

The only difficulty is: people need to agree on one coin. Bitcoin is not the king by default. Why should it be?

If a group of whales decides to pump IXC for example to the sky, microsoft and friends will accept that too. The degree of adoption is also nothing that would be stabilizing btc. BTC is mainly speculators money still. That money is pretty dynamic.
legendary
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Merit: 1000
December 11, 2014, 08:04:16 PM
#36
Low inflation altcoins win.

Show me the hash rate.

Bitcoin's still king of the hill with the power of it's network behind it.
legendary
Activity: 1762
Merit: 1010
December 11, 2014, 05:37:13 AM
#35
Low inflation altcoins win.

Show me the hash rate.
full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100
December 11, 2014, 02:57:54 AM
#34

"hodlers are always safe"

Traders are always safe, they sell expensive btc and buy cheaper btc

Very true, this is why we should see a slight bounce when the Chinese are getting ready to close up approx. 5hrs

The boom will happen once the Chinese really start getting interested.

And what will be the catalyst for that?

There is none... All the "good news" that comes out makes less of a pop everytime & we continue to drop again and again. NEVER breaking key resistance levels.
This is bad news. China has the most bitcoins & they are also the biggest shorters of it. This is worse news.
Anyone have any good news??? Microsoft is a joke.
legendary
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bigtimespaghetti.com
December 11, 2014, 02:55:32 AM
#33

"hodlers are always safe"

Traders are always safe, they sell expensive btc and buy cheaper btc

Very true, this is why we should see a slight bounce when the Chinese are getting ready to close up approx. 5hrs

The boom will happen once the Chinese really start getting interested.

And what will be the catalyst for that?
hero member
Activity: 675
Merit: 500
December 10, 2014, 08:27:14 PM
#32

"hodlers are always safe"

Traders are always safe, they sell expensive btc and buy cheaper btc

Very true, this is why we should see a slight bounce when the Chinese are getting ready to close up approx. 5hrs

The boom will happen once the Chinese really start getting interested.
full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100
December 10, 2014, 01:36:57 AM
#31

"hodlers are always safe"

Traders are always safe, they sell expensive btc and buy cheaper btc

Very true, this is why we should see a slight bounce when the Chinese are getting ready to close up approx. 5hrs
full member
Activity: 154
Merit: 100
December 09, 2014, 08:56:23 PM
#30

"hodlers are always safe"

Traders are always safe, they sell expensive btc and buy cheaper btc


great trades  always  wait the good time for buy btc, so can take profitable
sr. member
Activity: 354
Merit: 250
December 09, 2014, 08:34:44 PM
#29

"hodlers are always safe"

Traders are always safe, they sell expensive btc and buy cheaper btc
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