Topic: bitcoins = tulips - page 3. (Read 3548 times)
Bitcoin is revolutionary. It could go to 0.1 USD and I'm sure some geeks (like me) would still use it.
Howdy troll thread. Look, you got me to type something!
I see where he's coming from.
Tulips are:
The similarities are pretty startling, case closed.
Tulips are:
- Limited in supply by a distributed consensus computer protocol
- Tulip network can be used to send other tulips to people anywhere else in the world, and can be received instantly
- Tulips comprise a software construct of a wallet of public and private keys to allow the Tulip user to securely send, receive and store their Tulips
- Mining new Tulips involves trial and error guessing of the value of 2 SHA-256 hashes of the previous block of Tulips in the blockchain
The similarities are pretty startling, case closed.
Tulips are beautiful.
Fail article...
Fail article...
If you want tulips, one only has to hold US Dollars. Being printed to the tune of an additional $85 billion per month. Hundreds of Trillions of dollars in debt and unfunded liabilities.
I'll take my chances with bitcoin.
I'll take my chances with bitcoin.
Let me see if I have this correct. The same person that is comparing bitcoins to tulip, is one we're trying to save all future transaction fees for him and his family and friends, yet, instead of embracing change, of which he advocates, he opts to throw it under the bus.
~TMIBTCITW
~TMIBTCITW
Apart from this, it's also a very ugly article. He even goes as far as to insult the people that embrace bitcoins and the people that have gotten it to where it is today (talking about not stroking the egos of the nerds that are a part of bitcoin). Very big dislike to that article, maybe he did it to get some spotlight.
Let me see if I have this correct. The same person that is comparing bitcoins to tulip, is one we're trying to save all future transaction fees for him and his family and friends, yet, instead of embracing change, of which he advocates, he opts to throw it under the bus.
~TMIBTCITW
~TMIBTCITW
I merely skimmed through most of the article and think they are way off. Some of their information is out dated, some wrong. Also, if bitcoins = tulips, gold could easily be like tulips as well (or a better example, diamonds). This is ridiculous. Furthermore, saying that there is no place to buy items/services for bitcoins is absolutely false. And why must it EXCLUSIVELY be for bitcoins?
According to http://www.blacklistednews.com/Guest_Post_-_Bitcoin%3A_Get_Out_While_The_Getting%27s_Good_/30803/0/0/0/Y/M.html
bitcoins = tulips.
bitcoins = tulips.
in reality the ups and downs of stock/currency and asset prices are much more complicated that this
and from some view points its almost impossible to see a bubble in any real assets,
it would seem more often that professional operations are setup to pop assets so hard
that it does indeed collapse in price and then the instigator can buy up en masse
the now very cheap product knowing that it has underlying intrinsic value
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