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December 09, 2014, 07:18:05 PM
#28
bitcoin prevails.....


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December 09, 2014, 07:11:50 PM
#27


Smalltimer, I'd be interested to hear your opinions on alt coins that you like?

can't share that here. Would go offtopic and thread could be moved. But you have seen me maybe on other threads Wink
I like your silverwallets btw. Maybe i get myself some on a later date  Wink
Silver keeps the vampires away  Smiley
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December 09, 2014, 04:40:22 PM
#26
Why are people so polarized about this? Small timer brings up some valid points.

We are clearly in a bear market, unless a bottom can be found around here or $330. BTC certainly has flaws, but progress will hopefully be made one way or another.

It is possible to be positive about crypto but critical of its many shortcomings.

I speak as a disillusioned idealist, it's important to think about why you believe certain things and learn from the past and work with facts and educated guesses.

Personally I see stagnation in the bitcoin price with a downward bias for many months more. But I don't necessarily think higher prices are good for adoption either, what is 'good' is entirely subjective. Would another bubble pump help Bitcoin? I doubt it.

Smalltimer, I'd be interested to hear your opinions on alt coins that you like?
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December 09, 2014, 10:13:58 AM
#25
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i think transition will go smooth and slow. Nobody will get hurt....
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Sure, believe their lies...

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December 09, 2014, 06:16:40 AM
#24
bitcoin: killing me softly

i for one welcome progress and diversity

i think transition will go smooth and slow. Nobody will get hurt. Can't wait for actual rising prices.

i don't care what the name of the coin is as long as it goes to the moon reliably. And shorter bearmarket i would welcome that very much.
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December 09, 2014, 05:51:10 AM
#23
diversify is never a bad idea. I would not have a problem with some good pumps of altcoins again.
Evolution, fine. Coins are shortlived. Why bitcoin not?
Low inflation makes in fact a lot of sense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDaOgu2CQtI

only bitcoiner who hang on for dire life, can't shortsell and are too stupid to diversify have a problem maybe. Depends. Masses of people are slow to migrate. I'd just be taking care not to be the last one holding the bag.
If bitcoin keeps falling for another year some altcoin(s) which makes it better will emerge pretty sure.
I do have nothing against that. Bitcoin does not disappear over night however.

OP is quite a bullseye-thread.
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December 09, 2014, 05:27:47 AM
#22


P.S: can you make an example of  Low inflation altcoins?

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December 09, 2014, 04:38:16 AM
#21
Guys just patience and you will be victorious , don't worry Wink. I'm still holding from 2011 and I 've sold some bitcoin in the old pump, but I still have a lot of btc here.
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December 09, 2014, 04:15:32 AM
#20
I did tell you it is best case stagnation and worst case total fail.

Switch to lower inflation coins which are less volatile before these dipshits introduce elastic supply and hype nagation of free market trade.

#just sayin'

call me what you want. I tell you to diversify.

bitcoin is bleeding like a pig for the next 6 years.

you are all emotional wrecks from the last bubble and think it'll be going on like that. It won't. Now is stagnation due to demand/supply. (best case)

Litecoin trades contrary to bitcoin. The market is out of tune. Panic around the corner. Low inflation altcoins win.

#end of message, pussies

it's impossible to know what will happen to bitcoin in the next 6 years, come on!

P.S: can you make an example of  Low inflation altcoins?
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December 09, 2014, 03:46:13 AM
#19
it's good for gambling and speculation.

The bearmarkets are no fun at all.

It is useless to store value.

Can't be adopted for currency or value store right now ... long run, yes ... come back next decade. Thanks.

100$ possible.
Then rise to 1000$ possible

but normal people will not use that.

Bottom line:


and now it is further down - bottom? No idea when and where. Direction is: down.
Bearmarket is: 1year+

You people are masochists aren't you?

I do see the risk of a failure because interest and demand is in decline.

You know how it'll turn out? It'll keep going down and then suddenly shoot up 2000% (or more) in 2 weeks and then crash again to repeat this BS.

haha

grrreat coin you have there.

The bullshit is caused only by the too high emissionrate in the first place.

Less inflation = shorter bearmarket = no negative feedbackloops and rampant shortselling = more stability = faster growth = faster adoption = good profit for everybody = and actually more decentral mining

but masochism is ok too if that is what floats your boat  Roll Eyes

i did warn you: there is the possibility of a failure here
It will become eventually apparent later. I am very early and maybe i am wrong - maybe not.

I did loose faith in it to be quite fucking honest 
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December 09, 2014, 03:43:43 AM
#18


the emission rate is not to fast. it's perfecly timed. it's just not perfectly timed for quick wins. and this is the hard thing many people have to learn. hence bitcoins distribution will lead to better distribution, than seen in other "inflation resistant" coins. in the long run distribution and usage equals value.

it's volatile as fuck. It's useless as currency or store of value for years to come.

true for now. so, what exactly don't you understand in: "the long run"?

in the long run fine, but this is the internet and my grandma doesn't use it. Informations go viral within days and people click shit a few billion times within weeks. So what sense does bitcoin for the internet make? None.

It's old story already for everyone on the net ... bitcoin is for my grandma not for the internet.

sorry, but i don't think, that bitcoin is nor should be for your grandma. people will stick to what they already know. especially if they become old ( i don't mean in age, but in their attitude to life).
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December 09, 2014, 03:37:31 AM
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the emission rate is not to fast. it's perfecly timed. it's just not perfectly timed for quick wins. and this is the hard thing many people have to learn. hence bitcoins distribution will lead to better distribution, than seen in other "inflation resistant" coins. in the long run distribution and usage equals value.

it's volatile as fuck. It's useless as currency or store of value for years to come.

true for now. so, what exactly don't you understand in: "the long run"?

in the long run fine, but this is the internet and my grandma doesn't use it. Informations go viral within days and people click shit a few billion times within weeks. So what sense does bitcoin for the internet make? None.

It's old story already for everyone on the net ... bitcoin is for my grandma not for the internet.

It is in a way designed it hinders its own adoption as internetmoney. Informations spread faster here.

Now you have a super volatil crazy token - why should people want to use it after all of this volatility. Nobody is going to trust it anytime soon.
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December 09, 2014, 03:35:06 AM
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the emission rate is not to fast. it's perfecly timed. it's just not perfectly timed for quick wins. and this is the hard thing many people have to learn. hence bitcoins distribution will lead to better distribution, than seen in other "inflation resistant" coins. in the long run distribution and usage equals value.

it's volatile as fuck. It's useless as currency or store of value for years to come.

true for now. so, what exactly don't you understand in: "the long run"?
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December 09, 2014, 03:32:30 AM
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the emission rate is not to fast. it's perfecly timed. it's just not perfectly timed for quick wins. and this is the hard thing many people have to learn. hence bitcoins distribution will lead to better distribution, than seen in other "inflation resistant" coins. in the long run distribution and usage equals value.

it's volatile as fuck. It's useless as currency or store of value for years to come.
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December 09, 2014, 03:31:40 AM
#14
in case this bitcoin thing really breaks lower there is no guarantee this will recover. What makes you so sure it will recover if it would hit 100$ or lower? the answer to that question would be of interest to me.

I'm the fucking alarmist here. So what?

Do you have any understanding of how the protocol works? Have you even read Satoshi's white paper from before the code was written?

Or are you just a trader?

i do understand it roughly, i did read it, i am a trader but most of all: i understand the marketforces and the impact of the much too high emissionrate of new coins.
Bitcoin is a nice first try but there is the logic fault in it which says you need high inflation to secure the network. I say: you need low inflation to secure the price because nobody will mine worthless coins either.

the emission rate is not to fast. it's perfecly timed. it's just not perfectly timed for quick wins. and this is the hard thing many people have to learn. hence bitcoins distribution will lead to better distribution, than seen in other "inflation resistant" coins. in the long run distribution and usage equals value.
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December 09, 2014, 03:25:48 AM
#13
in case this bitcoin thing really breaks lower there is no guarantee this will recover. What makes you so sure it will recover if it would hit 100$ or lower? the answer to that question would be of interest to me.

I'm the fucking alarmist here. So what?

Do you have any understanding of how the protocol works? Have you even read Satoshi's white paper from before the code was written?

Or are you just a trader?

i do understand it roughly, i did read it, i am a trader but most of all: i understand the marketforces and the impact of the much too high emissionrate of new coins.
Bitcoin is a nice first try but there is the logic fault in it which says you need high inflation to secure the network. I say: you need low inflation to secure the price because nobody will mine worthless coins either.

One sentence: the fundamental flaw is too high emissionrate of new coins for too long.

Or one could say: it was adopted too fast

currently negative feedbackloops dominate caused by said inflation.
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December 09, 2014, 02:26:01 AM
#12
some whales are going to pump and dump their way out before it's going to hell very likely.
If the whales start to cash out on each others pumps it'll be gone very fast.
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December 09, 2014, 02:21:59 AM
#11
It already is ugly... This was a huge and fast drop though, knocked out a lot of leveraged longs and lots of shorters covered, so a dead cat bounce tomorrow is expected! No biggie!!
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December 09, 2014, 01:27:32 AM
#10
you have got no fucking buypressure - but a hell lot of sellpressure.

do the math

this can get pretty ugly
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December 09, 2014, 01:25:57 AM
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