cryptohunter, the kind of control banks attempting simply is... it's not possible. If there is one thing the history of evolution has taught us it's that BTC will not be contained. BTC breaks free, it expands to new territories and crashes through barriers, painfully, maybe even dangerously, but, uh... well, there it is.
People will find ways how to get their bitcoins even without bank.
Topic: china just killed BTC and ALTS - It's your own fault -no evolution for years - page 3. (Read 2861 times)
December 18, 2013, 06:51:08 AM
December 18, 2013, 06:45:06 AM
Seems it was pretty easy for the banks to kill BTC.
All the tough talk from crypto meant nothing in the end. The banks simply said stop and btc stopped lol
That's what happens when you have a decentralised currency that relies on totally centralised exchanges and fiat input/outputs.
Wait till US banks and UK banks change their minds. Crypto will be worth nothing.
Bringing out a zillion different shitclones per day will not help.
P2P exchanges and something like local BTC on steriods is required in the next few weeks or you can kiss goodbye to crypto forever.
All the tough talk from crypto meant nothing in the end. The banks simply said stop and btc stopped lol
That's what happens when you have a decentralised currency that relies on totally centralised exchanges and fiat input/outputs.
Wait till US banks and UK banks change their minds. Crypto will be worth nothing.
Bringing out a zillion different shitclones per day will not help.
P2P exchanges and something like local BTC on steriods is required in the next few weeks or you can kiss goodbye to crypto forever.
BTC has seen much bigger falls before, remember the $250 -> $50 drop?, or the $30 -> $1 drop?
There's more belief in bitcoin now than there was back then and the price reflects it.
There's also no time frame in which btc has to get things right, nor does bitcoin have to be the best and last crypto currency.
Of course a lot of people including myself have lost money in the short term, but that's a separate issue to the success of cryptos in the long run.
December 18, 2013, 06:30:00 AM
Seems it was pretty easy for the banks to kill BTC.
All the tough talk from crypto meant nothing in the end. The banks simply said stop and btc stopped lol
That's what happens when you have a decentralised currency that relies on totally centralised exchanges and fiat input/outputs.
Wait till US banks and UK banks change their minds. Crypto will be worth nothing.
Bringing out a zillion different shitclones per day will not help.
P2P exchanges and something like local BTC on steriods is required in the next few weeks or you can kiss goodbye to crypto forever.
Crypto has not evolved as it should have, the coin designs have perhaps evolved slightly but the idea of crypto has stood still since bitcoin inception.
We need ideas regarding how to make BTC and ALTS far more stable and therefore a lot less vulnerable.
We need ideas here, don't just sit there mining your DOGE and BILLION coins, cos they will be worth NOTHING when the next big countries banks say no fiat in/out of any exchanges.
Start thinking about this and voicing some ideas.
All the tough talk from crypto meant nothing in the end. The banks simply said stop and btc stopped lol
That's what happens when you have a decentralised currency that relies on totally centralised exchanges and fiat input/outputs.
Wait till US banks and UK banks change their minds. Crypto will be worth nothing.
Bringing out a zillion different shitclones per day will not help.
P2P exchanges and something like local BTC on steriods is required in the next few weeks or you can kiss goodbye to crypto forever.
Crypto has not evolved as it should have, the coin designs have perhaps evolved slightly but the idea of crypto has stood still since bitcoin inception.
We need ideas regarding how to make BTC and ALTS far more stable and therefore a lot less vulnerable.
We need ideas here, don't just sit there mining your DOGE and BILLION coins, cos they will be worth NOTHING when the next big countries banks say no fiat in/out of any exchanges.
Start thinking about this and voicing some ideas.
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