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January 19, 2014, 01:47:04 PM
#50
Now we have four large a country of where Bitcoin is severely sanctioned,
or half of the earth, in an area with about 2.8 billion people.

Oh well, only 4.2 billion and a massive black market for all the rest then.

Never mind. Better pack up and go home I guess. Come on igorr, I'll buy you a cup of tea.  Cheesy
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January 19, 2014, 01:44:44 PM
#49
Now we have four large a country of where Bitcoin is severely sanctioned,
or half of the earth, in an area with about 2.8 billion people.

1. China
2. India
3. Kanada
4. Russija


I know I'm gonna regret asking this, and I really hate feeding the trolls, but where exactly are "3. Kanada, and 4. Russija? Are you just making this shit up as you go?

Russia;
http://asozd2c.duma.gov.ru/addwork/scans.nsf/ID/CF63A3649915F2B543257C61003AF56A/%24FILE/428896-6.PDF?OpenElement

If you do not understand Russian, you have translated this document here;
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=412280.180

Canada;
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-not-legal-tender-canada-government-official/
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January 19, 2014, 01:38:34 PM
#48
Now we have four large a country of where Bitcoin is severely sanctioned,
or half of the earth, in an area with about 2.8 billion people.

1. China
2. India
3. Kanada
4. Russija


I know I'm gonna regret asking this, and I really hate feeding the trolls, but where exactly are "3. Kanada, and 4. Russija? Are you just making this shit up as you go?
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January 19, 2014, 01:14:37 PM
#47
The manufacturer mining hardware for a few months, will no longer have any interest to mine bitcoin and production any ASIC hardware.

Exactly!  This will at least push the price to standard deviated trend line based on the failed exponential growth curve.  That means the price should fall to around $100 in the short medium term optimistic bear case, but will probably go lower in the fourth quarter of bitcoin's fiscal year.

By 2015, the price might, and I say "might", stabilize in the healthy zone (can't provide a chart right now), which is between $1 and $2.  This, of course, assumes a conservative bullish bear case, so we could see much worse.  

By 2016, no bitcoin anymore, and this can be seen in some of the latest confirmed bad news sources, mostly in Chinese and Russian (See Peter R's recent reporting).

All this leads to an inevitable conclusion:  EVERYONE MUST SHOTR BITCOIN at the highest margin levels.  

I think you over-evaluate the effects of negative news. Their power is not enough to push price to $1-2. But 100s is definitely a target for 2014.

What is missing on that equation as far as I can see is the fact that bitcoin is getting more and more popular and the earth population is about 7.1 billion...
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January 19, 2014, 12:47:43 PM
#46
The manufacturer mining hardware for a few months, will no longer have any interest to mine bitcoin and production any ASIC hardware.

Exactly!  This will at least push the price to standard deviated trend line based on the failed exponential growth curve.  That means the price should fall to around $100 in the short medium term optimistic bear case, but will probably go lower in the fourth quarter of bitcoin's fiscal year.

By 2015, the price might, and I say "might", stabilize in the healthy zone (can't provide a chart right now), which is between $1 and $2.  This, of course, assumes a conservative bullish bear case, so we could see much worse. 

By 2016, no bitcoin anymore, and this can be seen in some of the latest confirmed bad news sources, mostly in Chinese and Russian (See Peter R's recent reporting).

All this leads to an inevitable conclusion:  EVERYONE MUST SHOTR BITCOIN at the highest margin levels. 

I think you over-evaluate the effects of negative news. Their power is not enough to push price to $1-2. But 100s is definitely a target for 2014.
legendary
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January 19, 2014, 11:39:32 AM
#45
The manufacturer mining hardware for a few months, will no longer have any interest to mine bitcoin and production any ASIC hardware.

Exactly!  This will at least push the price to standard deviated trend line based on the failed exponential growth curve.  That means the price should fall to around $100 in the short medium term optimistic bear case, but will probably go lower in the fourth quarter of bitcoin's fiscal year.

By 2015, the price might, and I say "might", stabilize in the healthy zone (can't provide a chart right now), which is between $1 and $2.  This, of course, assumes a conservative bullish bear case, so we could see much worse. 

By 2016, no bitcoin anymore, and this can be seen in some of the latest confirmed bad news sources, mostly in Chinese and Russian (See Peter R's recent reporting).

All this leads to an inevitable conclusion:  EVERYONE MUST SHOTR BITCOIN at the highest margin levels. 
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January 19, 2014, 11:02:35 AM
#44
The manufacturer mining hardware for a few months, will no longer have any interest to mine bitcoin and production any ASIC hardware.
legendary
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January 19, 2014, 10:48:06 AM
#43
Now we have four large a country of where Bitcoin is severely sanctioned,
or half of the earth, in an area with about 2.8 billion people.

1. China
2. India
3. Kanada
4. Russija

Check this  Wink

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For next 5 days -30% , and again for 11 days -30%, and again, and again, ..........

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Difficulty in 2014 year,

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This data convinced me that we will see new 2014 lows over the next few weeks as people realize this -30% and the mining factor going down because of ASICs and Moore's law.  This has all been confirmed, and the analysis above clearly demonstrates the problem.

What to do?:  SODL all bitcoin and SHOTR all bitcoin for maximum profit and to protect against painful losses.  Confirmed sources make this clear.
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January 19, 2014, 10:42:14 AM
#42
Looks bullish to me. Smiley
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January 19, 2014, 10:36:11 AM
#41
Now we have four large a country of where Bitcoin is severely sanctioned,
or half of the earth, in an area with about 2.8 billion people.

1. China
2. India
3. Kanada
4. Russija

Check this  Wink

View Screen Capture

For next 5 days -30% , and again for 11 days -30%, and again, and again, ..........

View Screen Capture


Difficulty in 2014 year,

View Screen Capture
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January 18, 2014, 01:03:12 PM
#40
How come all FUD-spreaders are still hodling .... SELL SELL SELL Tongue

They haven't got any Bitcoins! They are full-fiat!  Cheesy

full-fiat is the power.

The window of opportunity will start closing soon.

- The US, UK and other massive economies are scrambling to make a comfortable and official place for Bitcoin in their respective countries.

- Bitcoin is a super-streamlined 21st century currency that works with digital networks in a far superior way than current banking and credit card systems. Unless we are going to pack up the Internet and regress then it is going to keep spreading very quickly.

- Bitcoin is fixed. The supply cannot be increased.

Put these three things together.

Bitcoin is going to massively outperform fiat over the next several years at least.
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January 18, 2014, 12:45:24 PM
#39
How come all FUD-spreaders are still hodling .... SELL SELL SELL Tongue

They haven't got any Bitcoins! They are full-fiat!  Cheesy

full-fiat is the power.

Except in Cyprus where the government steal it from you.
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January 18, 2014, 11:05:24 AM
#38
How come all FUD-spreaders are still hodling .... SELL SELL SELL Tongue

They haven't got any Bitcoins! They are full-fiat!  Cheesy

full-fiat is the power.
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January 18, 2014, 08:12:22 AM
#37
How come all FUD-spreaders are still hodling .... SELL SELL SELL Tongue

They haven't got any Bitcoins! They are full-fiat!  Cheesy
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January 18, 2014, 08:11:39 AM
#36
How come all FUD-spreaders are still hodling .... SELL SELL SELL Tongue
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January 18, 2014, 07:59:11 AM
#35

igorr this is not the reality at all, in the past people mined at tiny margin / loss and they have been well paid on the next bubble. This is not the beginning nor the end of anything

Ok, then I'll sell this card for only $ 10 usd, when difficulty comes at 1000 bilion.

http://www.butterflylabs.com/monarch/

Do you want to buy it ?
Does the manufacturer wants to produce a new card 600 Gh/s for the selling price of 10 USD ?

No, you fool. They'll be selling their 6 Ph/s card at that stage. It's the way markets work - supply and demand.


Not possible, for 6 Ph/s card should wait about 20 years, or chip technology of 0.001 nm
and difficulty of 1000 bilion we will have for next 9 month

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legendary
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January 18, 2014, 07:27:01 AM
#34
my ignore list keeps growing.... this recent price rise has attracted all the dumbest ppl in the world to this forum
 

Admins also removed the cages from the newbie forum, so trolls with zero posts rush straight in here to spam, while before they had to get an anti-rabies vaccine first. I agree, many topics consist entirely of ignored posts now, sad. Lack of general intelligence on a btc-e trollbox level also shows. That is a downside of widespread acceptance I am afraid. Most people are idiots.
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January 17, 2014, 09:15:19 PM
#33
Can anyone put the OP in layman's terms? 

Original post or original poster?

Original post: confusion and lack of understanding of the mining algorithm.

Original poster: thoroughly Proudhoned.
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January 17, 2014, 09:05:58 PM
#32
Can anyone put the OP in layman's terms? 
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