Topic: Change in public sentiment!? (Read 804 times)
As it is mentioned over time, people will start to become more used to it. When only positive things are written, then those without bitcoins will be a unimpressed that those early investors have done so well. Now that the price has crashed, the sentiment can change, maybe people will get involved and the user base can increase.
Well nothing good comes without any bad. So if we are talking about the advantages of the bitcoin, then we have to accept the bad effects. And for the market price, I hope it remains steady.
Nice little bump today. It's a volatile little thing is Bitcoin 
It's good to see people counter the claim, brushing it aside as baseless. People are mature enough to judge between what is right and what is wrong, nonetheless what to believe. At least bitcoin is not in any way short of supporters.
Great article.. i mean great comments
I hope more people will join the community, Bitcoin is quite stable now, it's around $210.. so let's hope this the bottom
I hope more people will join the community, Bitcoin is quite stable now, it's around $210.. so let's hope this the bottom
Yeah, but it was $190 ten minutes earlier. Almost 10% change in a couple of minutes...
Great article.. i mean great comments
I hope more people will join the community, Bitcoin is quite stable now, it's around $210.. so let's hope this the bottom
I hope more people will join the community, Bitcoin is quite stable now, it's around $210.. so let's hope this the bottom
I read the comments section of this article and it's pretty huge. More and more people seem to connect the dots.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/11353017/Bitcoin-is-threat-to-sterling-and-may-aid-terrorists-warn-banks.html#disqus_thread
Still somehow bearish for the next 3 to 6 weeks.
But: Cheap price and public sentiment change! Draw your own conclusions...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/11353017/Bitcoin-is-threat-to-sterling-and-may-aid-terrorists-warn-banks.html#disqus_thread
Still somehow bearish for the next 3 to 6 weeks.
But: Cheap price and public sentiment change! Draw your own conclusions...
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