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hero member
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January 02, 2015, 12:45:54 PM
#50
It will happen in May 2015, my prediction Cheesy
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January 02, 2015, 12:41:59 PM
#49
absolutely not

Maybe in 2015,but not that soon

absolutely agree!

more that 300% in less than 60 days? sadly it's not gonna happen

It happened in 2013.

But I still doubt that it'll happen that soon. Maybe midyear?

I'm thinking somewhere in the first 6 months of the year we'll see some of that movement.
hero member
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Hodl!
January 02, 2015, 12:33:12 PM
#48
The reward halving is not going to be a surprise. Miners are going to slow down their purchases of new miners long before the next halving so they can maintain their potential to achieve ROI prior to electric costs exceeding gross mining revenue
I think anyone who dumped equipment through the last halving wished they didn't. GPUs turned out profitable out to 8 months after.
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January 02, 2015, 10:13:44 AM
#47
absolutely not

Maybe in 2015,but not that soon

absolutely agree!

more that 300% in less than 60 days? sadly it's not gonna happen

It happened in 2013.

But I still doubt that it'll happen that soon. Maybe midyear?
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January 02, 2015, 09:46:14 AM
#46
I see a bright future of bitcoin in 2015. This hardly moving from just above $300 could be the stable point that's required for large institutions to see it worth adopting, and then boom... bitcoin to the moon
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January 02, 2015, 09:21:41 AM
#45
absolutely not

Maybe in 2015,but not that soon

absolutely agree!

more that 300% in less than 60 days? sadly it's not gonna happen
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January 02, 2015, 01:52:58 AM
#44
I would say that the chances are pretty low or zero to be honest Shocked It won't reach that anytime by the next year , probably 2016 when the next block reward halving happens  Huh

why do you think the block halving would spike the price?

The reward halving could drive a lot of miners away. The miners that won't buy new hardware, that is.
No one here can know for sure what will happen... It could even be a minor, unnoticed event by traders.
The reward halving is not going to be a surprise. Miners are going to slow down their purchases of new miners long before the next halving so they can maintain their potential to achieve ROI prior to electric costs exceeding gross mining revenue
legendary
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January 02, 2015, 01:27:13 AM
#43
I think BTC will be more stable this year and gain more credibility..people is afraid of what they cant understand.

Bitpay is doing a really nice work with bitcoin, a recent commercial video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWJDCLpOnf0
legendary
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January 02, 2015, 01:16:03 AM
#42
Oh yes it will. BTC is highly undervalued right now!
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dafar consulting
January 01, 2015, 10:17:24 PM
#41
Can 1 BTC be worth 1000$ in february 2015?
Bitcoin’s flaws are becoming more evident,so will it reduce more?
What flaws are you talking about?
Check out this link
http://www.positivemoney.org/2014/04/bitcoins-fatal-design-flaws/

I ended up reading this article...and I'm kind of drunk right now but i'll bite..


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(UPDATE: A few people have commented that the Bitcoin source code has already been changed significantly, and further design changes can be made, which is exactly what should happen with a prototype. It’ll be interesting to see whether Bitcoin can be changed enough to deal with the flaws and make it a functioning currency.)

Looks like he already corrected himself with his first short sighted / laughably uninformed comment.


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As with the current monetary system, Bitcoin rewards the creators of the currency (the ‘miners’ who use their computers to do complex calculations to create the currency). The early adopters have become very wealthy, along with speculators who sit on their coins rather than spending them. Again, this means that those who benefit from the currency are not those who use it to trade in the real economy i.e. people who actually produce real value and make Bitcoin a viable and usable currency. Instead, the benefit goes to those who sit on the currency (which prevents it functioning as a currency and makes it a speculative asset).

Disagree. First of all, those who are speculating / holding all have a threshold where they will eventually sell and in a sense redistribute. The holdums from $5/btc aren't all the same holders today. They are long gone by now, or at least have reduced their overall bitcoin wealth and thus released the coins back in supply; new people discover it or gain access, new speculators arise, etc. The cycle can repeat.. and having a habit of saving $ is a good thing imo.

The part about bitcoin not providing benefit to people who use in the economy is complete bogus.... the benefits of bitcoin are there, and it's not all about as Andreas likes to say "shopping in the West". A lot of it use cases have not been realized yet, partly because of high volatility that naturally comes form the small user base. Because this is a currency that becomes more beneficial to everyone as more people use it. If companies used it for all remittences legally and efficiently the benefits are clear as day. If people are able to use it to transfer money globally the benefits are there. It grants people complete control, usability, and transferability of their money, which by itself is a benefit to many. It allows micropayments via any platform which can potentially monetize anything on the internet. Think an online video, and instead of having commercials they give an option for people to pay a fraction of a penny with the click of a button (dumb down example but idea can be applied in many ways). I was reading a Time article the other day and it's said that 85% of the world's population has access to internet via some data tower, and of course far less use it because they don't have the ability, the services aren't good or cheap enough, or it doesn't apply to their daily lives. Imagine if the entire population had access to internet and accessibility wasn't an issue; someone from some poor village in india can potentially provide a service that reaches out an audience of the entire world, or a niche that he attracts. And if bitcoin is utilized for payment this villager is now running his own business, and he did it without a bank. Those who understand this kind of power and all the other benefits it can potentially provide.. they get it. Those who get it, but have conflicting interests will do what they can to stop it, slow it down, restrict it. Unfortunately it seems like the author just doesn't get it.
  
By the way, tech giants like google, facebook, members of intenet.org, etc are making big progress to make internet available to all, particularly accessible to those who don't currently use it; they're creating more wifi hubs w/ drones and balloons, providing cheaper/free services, and content dedicated to their socioeconomic culture.. I see all this as a good thing.


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I would prefer to see a cryptocurrency that rewards those who use the currency as a means of payment, rather than as a speculative asset. So the more you use the currency to buy goods and services from the real economy, the more you would get rewarded with a portion of any newly created currency, whereas those who sit on their coins and use them as a speculative asset would get no share of the newly created money.

What the flying fuck is this, a cash-back rewards program? lmao!


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But with regards to Bitcoin, it’s time to let it die to make way for something better.


Haha I definitely wasted my time reading this article.
legendary
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January 01, 2015, 08:11:29 PM
#40
Can 1 BTC be worth 1000$ in february 2015?
Bitcoin’s flaws are becoming more evident,so will it reduce more?
What flaws are you talking about?
Check out this link
http://www.positivemoney.org/2014/04/bitcoins-fatal-design-flaws/

Those aren't flaws
sr. member
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January 01, 2015, 07:32:41 PM
#39
I think btc must come down t0 300 first before we fly to the moon. All the coins have been ready and waiting but btc is slow to the party.
legendary
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January 01, 2015, 04:39:44 AM
#38
Can 1 BTC be worth 1000$ in february 2015?
Bitcoin’s flaws are becoming more evident,so will it reduce more?

The first target will be $500.
Until it breaks out of this $310-$330 range, we can't even be sure of that.
sr. member
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AltoCenter.com
December 31, 2014, 12:42:38 AM
#37
It will remain constant and gain more investors.
sr. member
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AltoCenter.com
December 31, 2014, 12:40:08 AM
#36
Bitcoin will remain steady throughout the year.
sr. member
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December 29, 2014, 11:34:07 PM
#35
hard to say, but the mood to talk, not! I think maybe starting from August until the end of the year
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December 29, 2014, 05:04:20 PM
#34
I would say that the chances are pretty low or zero to be honest Shocked It won't reach that anytime by the next year , probably 2016 when the next block reward halving happens  Huh

why do you think the block halving would spike the price?

Most possible it will decrease it, but doubt halve.
legendary
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December 29, 2014, 04:58:38 PM
#33
Markus and Willy were the main driving forces behind Bitcoin's success. Now that Karpeles has left the game, the delusional phase is over, and Bitcoin is facing the harsh realities of the law of supply and demand. A triple digit price simply can't be sustained in a climate where there's generally more volume on the sell side than on the buy side. Sentiment tells us the bottom is far from reached.

When 2015 draws to a close, cultists and bulltards will long for prices above 300.

The Willy report is based on the fact that Karpeles was a incompetent coder.
If a incompetent coder can create a bot that creates "fake" money that drives the price up in a speculative asset, so that himself and others can go from rags to riches then believe me, there are others who will create another bot.

If the Willy report infact is true, which I doubt, then that is very bullish for the price.
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Space Lord
December 29, 2014, 04:45:25 PM
#32
I would say that the chances are pretty low or zero to be honest Shocked It won't reach that anytime by the next year , probably 2016 when the next block reward halving happens  Huh

why do you think the block halving would spike the price?

The reward halving could drive a lot of miners away. The miners that won't buy new hardware, that is.
No one here can know for sure what will happen... It could even be a minor, unnoticed event by traders.
hero member
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December 29, 2014, 04:40:13 PM
#31
I would say that the chances are pretty low or zero to be honest Shocked It won't reach that anytime by the next year , probably 2016 when the next block reward halving happens  Huh

why do you think the block halving would spike the price?
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