double top reversal? 
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Topic: ETH price soaring. Are you going to move some BTC into ETH? - page 84. (Read 198796 times)
double top reversal?
Just broke 266... looking bullish.
Now 0.028 already. So this surly shows that ETH is dead \s
0.0266...you know, Bitcoin!
0.0266...you know, Bitcoin!
Just broke 266... looking bullish.
yes i want to move my btc into eth..i aggree eth is not shifty alt..
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Having all your eggs in one basket isnt a good thing either.
I wont be moving some of my bitcoin to eth as some people say that eth is a failed crypto from the start.
I have invested in three coins, bitcoin is the reserve currency, Monero for the privacy, Ethereum for the smart contracting.
Bitcoin solved a problem - a need for de-centralized exchange of value.
What problem does Ethereum solve?
As far as decentralized distributed computing goes, there really isn't a need like there was with value.
The purpose it seems to be serving now is speculation and not function. Bitcoin is currently used to exchange value, is ethereum being used for distributed computing? By whom? Will it ever be used for that?
The only way it ever would be used for distributed computing is if it is so cheap that it is worthless for speculation because non-decentralized distributed computing power (e.g. Amazon cloud) is cheap.
I feel sorry for the speculators, I don't see how Ethereum ever can do what it is suppose to do if it gains value. It has to lose value or it is useless.
What problem does Ethereum solve?
As far as decentralized distributed computing goes, there really isn't a need like there was with value.
The purpose it seems to be serving now is speculation and not function. Bitcoin is currently used to exchange value, is ethereum being used for distributed computing? By whom? Will it ever be used for that?
The only way it ever would be used for distributed computing is if it is so cheap that it is worthless for speculation because non-decentralized distributed computing power (e.g. Amazon cloud) is cheap.
I feel sorry for the speculators, I don't see how Ethereum ever can do what it is suppose to do if it gains value. It has to lose value or it is useless.
The point isn't the cost - it's very, very expensive. The point is that its computation is as secure as the blockchain. Demand for this resource is debatable, but certainly exists. At the moment price is clearly decoupled from Gas consumption though: https://stats.etherchain.org/dashboard/db/gas?theme=light
That could be a good purchase if you look back in 20 years. The price of Ethereum could be the same as bitcoin then.
Having all your eggs in one basket isnt a good thing either.
I wont be moving some of my bitcoin to eth as some people say that eth is a failed crypto from the start.
I wont be moving some of my bitcoin to eth as some people say that eth is a failed crypto from the start.
That coin was nothing new really.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
Bitcoin solved a problem - a need for de-centralized exchange of value.
What problem does Ethereum solve?
As far as decentralized distributed computing goes, there really isn't a need like there was with value.
The purpose it seems to be serving now is speculation and not function. Bitcoin is currently used to exchange value, is ethereum being used for distributed computing? By whom? Will it ever be used for that?
The only way it ever would be used for distributed computing is if it is so cheap that it is worthless for speculation because non-decentralized distributed computing power (e.g. Amazon cloud) is cheap.
I feel sorry for the speculators, I don't see how Ethereum ever can do what it is suppose to do if it gains value. It has to lose value or it is useless.
You got a point mate.... Right now there is little if not no valuable dapps out there. However, Ethereum is providing the clean sheet that BTC has been unable to deliver so far.
Ethereum is bringing the blockchain technology to the doors of Wall Street and rest of the banking and financial industry, a thing that BTC has failed so far.
If real life dapps will then be built & deployed? Only the future will tell. In the meantime, enjoy the ride while it lasts
The first application will be Augur, it is the first big crowd sale of the DApp based on Ethereum. If it is successful, it will be a big boost.
http://cointelegraph.com/news/augur-creates-first-contract-with-ethereum
um, a gambling application? Seriously?
Probably won't even be legal to use in the United States.
That coin was nothing new really.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
Bitcoin solved a problem - a need for de-centralized exchange of value.
What problem does Ethereum solve?
As far as decentralized distributed computing goes, there really isn't a need like there was with value.
The purpose it seems to be serving now is speculation and not function. Bitcoin is currently used to exchange value, is ethereum being used for distributed computing? By whom? Will it ever be used for that?
The only way it ever would be used for distributed computing is if it is so cheap that it is worthless for speculation because non-decentralized distributed computing power (e.g. Amazon cloud) is cheap.
I feel sorry for the speculators, I don't see how Ethereum ever can do what it is suppose to do if it gains value. It has to lose value or it is useless.
You got a point mate.... Right now there is little if not no valuable dapps out there. However, Ethereum is providing the clean sheet that BTC has been unable to deliver so far.
Ethereum is bringing the blockchain technology to the doors of Wall Street and rest of the banking and financial industry, a thing that BTC has failed so far.
If real life dapps will then be built & deployed? Only the future will tell. In the meantime, enjoy the ride while it lasts
The first application will be Augur, it is the first big crowd sale of the DApp based on Ethereum. If it is successful, it will be a big boost.
That coin was nothing new really.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
Bitcoin solved a problem - a need for de-centralized exchange of value.
What problem does Ethereum solve?
As far as decentralized distributed computing goes, there really isn't a need like there was with value.
The purpose it seems to be serving now is speculation and not function. Bitcoin is currently used to exchange value, is ethereum being used for distributed computing? By whom? Will it ever be used for that?
The only way it ever would be used for distributed computing is if it is so cheap that it is worthless for speculation because non-decentralized distributed computing power (e.g. Amazon cloud) is cheap.
I feel sorry for the speculators, I don't see how Ethereum ever can do what it is suppose to do if it gains value. It has to lose value or it is useless.
You got a point mate.... Right now there is little if not no valuable dapps out there. However, Ethereum is providing the clean sheet that BTC has been unable to deliver so far.
Ethereum is bringing the blockchain technology to the doors of Wall Street and rest of the banking and financial industry, a thing that BTC has failed so far.
If real life dapps will then be built & deployed? Only the future will tell. In the meantime, enjoy the ride while it lasts
I'm really amazed by all this ETH hype. Just look back a while:
http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20140309/
See the market cap of aurora here?!
http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20140309/
See the market cap of aurora here?!
Good old times...
That coin was nothing new really.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
Bitcoin solved a problem - a need for de-centralized exchange of value.
What problem does Ethereum solve?
As far as decentralized distributed computing goes, there really isn't a need like there was with value.
The purpose it seems to be serving now is speculation and not function. Bitcoin is currently used to exchange value, is ethereum being used for distributed computing? By whom? Will it ever be used for that?
The only way it ever would be used for distributed computing is if it is so cheap that it is worthless for speculation because non-decentralized distributed computing power (e.g. Amazon cloud) is cheap.
I feel sorry for the speculators, I don't see how Ethereum ever can do what it is suppose to do if it gains value. It has to lose value or it is useless.
That coin was nothing new really.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
The difference in Ethereum is that jts not just a fork of bitcoin but a totally new concept. Its like bitcoin was to all other alt coins as is Ethereum to forks of Ethereum technology.
I'm really amazed by all this ETH hype. Just look back a while:
http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20140309/
See the market cap of aurora here?!
http://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20140309/
See the market cap of aurora here?!
The analogy with oil is actually rather interesting (albeit gas is the more obvious choice). If Bitcoin is essentially private currency to most users then there may be a need for a commodity that they are more willing to see as something 'put to use.'
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