Topic: Bitcoin: Should you stay or should you go? - page 18. (Read 34212 times)
Stay and Hold I've held bitcoins for a good while now. I've been through a major bubble, MtGox collapsing, and various other worries and dramas over the last couple years. But nothing has shaken my faith
stay.
use blockchain wallet, and you will be able to use bitcoin with full node ability, without synchronizing the network.
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use blockchain wallet, and you will be able to use bitcoin with full node ability, without synchronizing the network.
lol, bitcoin is easy with www.blockchain.info
i transfer my bitcoin address to mycellium
i use mycellium wallet on my android device that very simple than blockchain
i can send witout login to my blockchain wallet
stay.
use blockchain wallet, and you will be able to use bitcoin with full node ability, without synchronizing the network.
lol, bitcoin is easy with www.blockchain.info
use blockchain wallet, and you will be able to use bitcoin with full node ability, without synchronizing the network.
lol, bitcoin is easy with www.blockchain.info
when i see the conditions now, i wanna stay. like you say it. its can That could happen at any time too.
for now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
What do you mean about the conditions ?for now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
what when bitcoin prices fell to $ 10 per coin, will you go?
when i see the conditions now, i wanna stay. like you say it. its can That could happen at any time too.
for now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
What do you mean about the conditions ?for now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
what when bitcoin prices fell to $ 10 per coin, will you go?
No need to be smart to figure out that Bitcoin infrastructure is going to grow exponentially. There are so many services that are being built right now that will give more value Bitcoin and more confidence to it's users.
For Sure there would be many alternatives available for the people in the coming future which can prove to be more profitable and trustworthy as compared to bitcoins and must have price stability too. So it is confusing whether to stay or go/
Bitcoin is here to stay and Bitcoin is getting stronger by the day, the most obvious indication being its continued acceptance as a payment method by large companies
Bitcoin is here to stay and so we do, as the acceptance is getting higher and higher, we should not quit at a moment or else it would be an bad financial decision to make, as prices will be more higher and more stable in the future once the adoption level goes high.
There are more adoptions by the day. BTC has bright future.
No need to be smart to figure out that Bitcoin infrastructure is going to grow exponentially. There are so many services that are being built right now that will give more value Bitcoin and more confidence to it's users.
For Sure there would be many alternatives available for the people in the coming future which can prove to be more profitable and trustworthy as compared to bitcoins and must have price stability too. So it is confusing whether to stay or go/
Bitcoin is here to stay and Bitcoin is getting stronger by the day, the most obvious indication being its continued acceptance as a payment method by large companies
Bitcoin is here to stay and so we do, as the acceptance is getting higher and higher, we should not quit at a moment or else it would be an bad financial decision to make, as prices will be more higher and more stable in the future once the adoption level goes high.
There are more adoptions by the day. BTC has bright future.
No need to be smart to figure out that Bitcoin infrastructure is going to grow exponentially. There are so many services that are being built right now that will give more value Bitcoin and more confidence to it's users.
For Sure there would be many alternatives available for the people in the coming future which can prove to be more profitable and trustworthy as compared to bitcoins and must have price stability too. So it is confusing whether to stay or go/
Bitcoin is here to stay and Bitcoin is getting stronger by the day, the most obvious indication being its continued acceptance as a payment method by large companies
Bitcoin is here to stay and so we do, as the acceptance is getting higher and higher, we should not quit at a moment or else it would be an bad financial decision to make, as prices will be more higher and more stable in the future once the adoption level goes high.
No need to be smart to figure out that Bitcoin infrastructure is going to grow exponentially. There are so many services that are being built right now that will give more value Bitcoin and more confidence to it's users.
For Sure there would be many alternatives available for the people in the coming future which can prove to be more profitable and trustworthy as compared to bitcoins and must have price stability too. So it is confusing whether to stay or go/
Bitcoin is here to stay and Bitcoin is getting stronger by the day, the most obvious indication being its continued acceptance as a payment method by large companies
I Stay I'm a Bitcoin believer. I, as well as most other people here, believe that bitcoins are a better currency overall.
Not just believing , also faith in needed. Because if you are only believing, and you find or know that is theres other ways to earn money than bitcoin you will leave bitcoin community. I Stay I'm a Bitcoin believer. I, as well as most other people here, believe that bitcoins are a better currency overall.
I am also a believer.
I Stay I'm a Bitcoin believer. I, as well as most other people here, believe that bitcoins are a better currency overall.
when i see the conditions now, i wanna stay. like you say it. its can That could happen at any time too.
for now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
yup alright,we have to stayfor now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
but dont worry there are smart people that working for make bitcoin better time to time
all we have to do just using it and promote it to everyone and everywhere around the world
cheeers
just continue on using bitcoin, promote it as you can, and don't lose hope that bitcoin price not goes up again. We need only a many users to used bitcoin to increase the price of bitcoin. Without a defining killer app, I am confident that Bitcoin will, in fits and starts, inevitably return to its 2009 levels. It would be pointless to guess how long that process will take; or when that killer app will appear although I am also confident it will appear at some entirely unpredictable point.
I'm easily old enough to remember the very early days of personal computers. I remember a story from The Wall Street Journal in which a reporter interviewed a small-business owner (I think an auto-repair shop) who had bought an Apple II. The reporter asked the man what he thought of his purchase. The man stared glumly at the Apple for a moment and then sourly commented: "The damn thing just sits there."
Exactly. The world was just never going to buy into a command-prompt environment in a really big way. But the Mac came along and then the world began to change. (Be like the Mac! Bill Gates commanded his troops developing Windows 95.) And so it will be with Bitcoin. The world will never buy into it until an environment comes along that makes it easier, safer, and a lot more fun to use. Until then, the price will suffer periodic whale-dumps and then sort of bounce, spurt, and finally just roll along long enough for people to start talking (again) about "Bitcoin's recent price stability." And then yet another whale-dump will splash the water and the retroactively obvious cycle will begin again.
If you decide to go, then you will miss out on the killer app that will send Bitcoin to the moon and beyond. If you decide to stay, then you will watch the value of your stash just ebb away before your eyes. That choice defines your control.
As for me, for now I'm going to stay. But I've got Coinbase and can go in a second. That could happen at any time too.
[Comment added June 23, 2015:
My conclusion: stay. The blockchain itself will be the killer app upon which all other apps and bitcoins' fiat value will depend.]
I'm easily old enough to remember the very early days of personal computers. I remember a story from The Wall Street Journal in which a reporter interviewed a small-business owner (I think an auto-repair shop) who had bought an Apple II. The reporter asked the man what he thought of his purchase. The man stared glumly at the Apple for a moment and then sourly commented: "The damn thing just sits there."
Exactly. The world was just never going to buy into a command-prompt environment in a really big way. But the Mac came along and then the world began to change. (Be like the Mac! Bill Gates commanded his troops developing Windows 95.) And so it will be with Bitcoin. The world will never buy into it until an environment comes along that makes it easier, safer, and a lot more fun to use. Until then, the price will suffer periodic whale-dumps and then sort of bounce, spurt, and finally just roll along long enough for people to start talking (again) about "Bitcoin's recent price stability." And then yet another whale-dump will splash the water and the retroactively obvious cycle will begin again.
If you decide to go, then you will miss out on the killer app that will send Bitcoin to the moon and beyond. If you decide to stay, then you will watch the value of your stash just ebb away before your eyes. That choice defines your control.
As for me, for now I'm going to stay. But I've got Coinbase and can go in a second. That could happen at any time too.
[Comment added June 23, 2015:
My conclusion: stay. The blockchain itself will be the killer app upon which all other apps and bitcoins' fiat value will depend.]
I understand the point your making, and it makes complete sense to me. I see potential in a couple ventures coming up to disrupt the current crypto-world with security as their prime focus.
I hope we see the killer app as soon as possible, it's much needed, p2p lending sites are becoming a nuisance, scam ridden market, defaulters etc has really made use of bitcoins a little difficult and unsafe.
I agree -- but I'd be especially careful about crypto-world ventures offering security as their prime focus. I got my fingertips singed by Coinport's scam exit. "Everybody's somebody's fool," the song went. Frankly, I wouldn't even fully trust Coinbase.
But that said, I think the crypto-world's Acquired Integrity Deficiency Syndrome will be solved in relatively short order when the BofA's of this world get into bitcoin -- or rather bitcoin's blockchain. But by then the big speculative opportunities in bitcoin prices will be gone. its fractional ups and downs will be breathlessly reported on the Nightly Business Report.
Without a defining killer app, I am confident that Bitcoin will, in fits and starts, inevitably return to its 2009 levels. It would be pointless to guess how long that process will take; or when that killer app will appear although I am also confident it will appear at some entirely unpredictable point.
I'm easily old enough to remember the very early days of personal computers. I remember a story from The Wall Street Journal in which a reporter interviewed a small-business owner (I think an auto-repair shop) who had bought an Apple II. The reporter asked the man what he thought of his purchase. The man stared glumly at the Apple for a moment and then sourly commented: "The damn thing just sits there."
Exactly. The world was just never going to buy into a command-prompt environment in a really big way. But the Mac came along and then the world began to change. (Be like the Mac! Bill Gates commanded his troops developing Windows 95.) And so it will be with Bitcoin. The world will never buy into it until an environment comes along that makes it easier, safer, and a lot more fun to use. Until then, the price will suffer periodic whale-dumps and then sort of bounce, spurt, and finally just roll along long enough for people to start talking (again) about "Bitcoin's recent price stability." And then yet another whale-dump will splash the water and the retroactively obvious cycle will begin again.
If you decide to go, then you will miss out on the killer app that will send Bitcoin to the moon and beyond. If you decide to stay, then you will watch the value of your stash just ebb away before your eyes. That choice defines your control.
As for me, for now I'm going to stay. But I've got Coinbase and can go in a second. That could happen at any time too.
[Comment added June 23, 2015:
My conclusion: stay. The blockchain itself will be the killer app upon which all other apps and bitcoins' fiat value will depend.]
I would always stay. I'm easily old enough to remember the very early days of personal computers. I remember a story from The Wall Street Journal in which a reporter interviewed a small-business owner (I think an auto-repair shop) who had bought an Apple II. The reporter asked the man what he thought of his purchase. The man stared glumly at the Apple for a moment and then sourly commented: "The damn thing just sits there."
Exactly. The world was just never going to buy into a command-prompt environment in a really big way. But the Mac came along and then the world began to change. (Be like the Mac! Bill Gates commanded his troops developing Windows 95.) And so it will be with Bitcoin. The world will never buy into it until an environment comes along that makes it easier, safer, and a lot more fun to use. Until then, the price will suffer periodic whale-dumps and then sort of bounce, spurt, and finally just roll along long enough for people to start talking (again) about "Bitcoin's recent price stability." And then yet another whale-dump will splash the water and the retroactively obvious cycle will begin again.
If you decide to go, then you will miss out on the killer app that will send Bitcoin to the moon and beyond. If you decide to stay, then you will watch the value of your stash just ebb away before your eyes. That choice defines your control.
As for me, for now I'm going to stay. But I've got Coinbase and can go in a second. That could happen at any time too.
[Comment added June 23, 2015:
My conclusion: stay. The blockchain itself will be the killer app upon which all other apps and bitcoins' fiat value will depend.]
Without a defining killer app, I am confident that Bitcoin will, in fits and starts, inevitably return to its 2009 levels. It would be pointless to guess how long that process will take; or when that killer app will appear although I am also confident it will appear at some entirely unpredictable point.
I'm easily old enough to remember the very early days of personal computers. I remember a story from The Wall Street Journal in which a reporter interviewed a small-business owner (I think an auto-repair shop) who had bought an Apple II. The reporter asked the man what he thought of his purchase. The man stared glumly at the Apple for a moment and then sourly commented: "The damn thing just sits there."
Exactly. The world was just never going to buy into a command-prompt environment in a really big way. But the Mac came along and then the world began to change. (Be like the Mac! Bill Gates commanded his troops developing Windows 95.) And so it will be with Bitcoin. The world will never buy into it until an environment comes along that makes it easier, safer, and a lot more fun to use. Until then, the price will suffer periodic whale-dumps and then sort of bounce, spurt, and finally just roll along long enough for people to start talking (again) about "Bitcoin's recent price stability." And then yet another whale-dump will splash the water and the retroactively obvious cycle will begin again.
If you decide to go, then you will miss out on the killer app that will send Bitcoin to the moon and beyond. If you decide to stay, then you will watch the value of your stash just ebb away before your eyes. That choice defines your control.
As for me, for now I'm going to stay. But I've got Coinbase and can go in a second. That could happen at any time too.
[Comment added June 23, 2015:
My conclusion: stay. The blockchain itself will be the killer app upon which all other apps and bitcoins' fiat value will depend.]
I'm easily old enough to remember the very early days of personal computers. I remember a story from The Wall Street Journal in which a reporter interviewed a small-business owner (I think an auto-repair shop) who had bought an Apple II. The reporter asked the man what he thought of his purchase. The man stared glumly at the Apple for a moment and then sourly commented: "The damn thing just sits there."
Exactly. The world was just never going to buy into a command-prompt environment in a really big way. But the Mac came along and then the world began to change. (Be like the Mac! Bill Gates commanded his troops developing Windows 95.) And so it will be with Bitcoin. The world will never buy into it until an environment comes along that makes it easier, safer, and a lot more fun to use. Until then, the price will suffer periodic whale-dumps and then sort of bounce, spurt, and finally just roll along long enough for people to start talking (again) about "Bitcoin's recent price stability." And then yet another whale-dump will splash the water and the retroactively obvious cycle will begin again.
If you decide to go, then you will miss out on the killer app that will send Bitcoin to the moon and beyond. If you decide to stay, then you will watch the value of your stash just ebb away before your eyes. That choice defines your control.
As for me, for now I'm going to stay. But I've got Coinbase and can go in a second. That could happen at any time too.
[Comment added June 23, 2015:
My conclusion: stay. The blockchain itself will be the killer app upon which all other apps and bitcoins' fiat value will depend.]
I understand the point your making, and it makes complete sense to me. I see potential in a couple ventures coming up to disrupt the current crypto-world with security as their prime focus.
I hope we see the killer app as soon as possible, it's much needed, p2p lending sites are becoming a nuisance, scam ridden market, defaulters etc has really made use of bitcoins a little difficult and unsafe.
when i see the conditions now, i wanna stay. like you say it. its can That could happen at any time too.
for now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
yup alright,we have to stayfor now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
but dont worry there are smart people that working for make bitcoin better time to time
all we have to do just using it and promote it to everyone and everywhere around the world
cheeers
I think the long term success of bitcoin might just well depend on how mainstream it finally ends up getting. The better the users and use of the currency the better chances of it's success and acceptance
when i see the conditions now, i wanna stay. like you say it. its can That could happen at any time too.
for now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
for now we can use it and there is no problem, but anything can be happen.
I would stay iam ready for being a part of the future of cryptocurency, When BTC become mainstream, we will finally be rewarded for our patience and faith.
Yes it would be a better decision to stay, as we know that bitcoin can be helpful and valuable in future, So it is better to stay and hope that bitcoin will reach a next level in the coming future.
Yeah, but imagine the condition of early investors who invested when the prices were at the peak, they would be surely dishearted looking at the present value, so basically the point is early investors would never leave bitcoins until they don't earn a good amount of profit or even they reach to a break even point.
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