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Topic: Ethereum is the future of crypto, bitcoin is not. - page 114. (Read 116527 times)

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The bitcoin and the Ethereum are two different coins for different purpose. Bitcoin is a currency for universal usage.

So in terms of price appraciation, the bitcoin has more potential? But the Ethereum is still just less than a year old.
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The bitcoin and the Ethereum are two different coins for different purpose. Bitcoin is a currency for universal usage.
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Any currency can be a pyrimid scheme. If there is no body buying the US dollar, it is worth zero to us.

The fiats are supposed to be backed by the governments. But their values are decreasing all the time.

That is one of the ways the government tax the ordinary people. Oridnary saves will lose due to inflation.

This happens in every country. The governments use high inflation to make people poor, this happens in Argentina.
sr. member
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Any currency can be a pyrimid scheme. If there is no body buying the US dollar, it is worth zero to us.

The fiats are supposed to be backed by the governments. But their values are decreasing all the time.

That is one of the ways the government tax the ordinary people. Oridnary saves will lose due to inflation.
hero member
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Any currency can be a pyrimid scheme. If there is no body buying the US dollar, it is worth zero to us.

The fiats are supposed to be backed by the governments. But their values are decreasing all the time.
full member
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Any currency can be a pyrimid scheme. If there is no body buying the US dollar, it is worth zero to us.
legendary
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FUD Philanthropist™
It was *proven* to be a scammy IPO when it launched in 2014.
It also is NOT a Currency. (Altcoin)

So even if it was not scammy on Launch and during the recent hype SPAMMING HERE and dumping
it would still be a useless PYRAMID SCHEME shit coin token of sorts.

I already said i would go light my money on fire before i buy shit like this with my hard earned money.
AND i did then i posted pictures doing it.

There is NO debate.
Proof was posted it was scam on Launch. (if there was a court case they would have been convicted)
Shitholes like Poloniex that added it also are shitholes because they knew better but added it anyway.

Most of you here also knew already but later went ahead and supported it anyway.
And YES saying "Oh well, i don't like it but, i am buying them to profit"

*IS* still SUPPORT !

Which makes you.. a SHITCOIN SUPPORTER

So the majority of you here need to stop loitering around luring victims into a pyramid scheme
acting like you have credibility or integrity when you have NONE.
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Clueless!
I feel eth not be as easy as it replaces uᴉoɔʇᴉq. uᴉoɔʇᴉq will remain the future of crypto. I say that because eth price is still very much different from the uᴉoɔʇᴉq, and if eth growing, then uᴉoɔʇᴉq also

If many people use the smart contract system based on Ethereum, then the Ethereum price will be very high.

But somebody is building a smart contract system based on Bitcoin. When that comes out, it will affect Etheruem.

Or it'll affect Bitcoin. When Counterparty first came out, there were a lot of Bitcoiners who resented it for bloating up the BTC blockchain. It, not to mention other coloured-coin services like Mastercoin, was the triggering reason for core to cut down the message size in each tx to 40 bytes.

Given the blocksize controversy in the Bitcoin world, I can see a lot of Bitcoiners getting riled by smart-contract blockchain bloat, unless smart contracts are going to be implemented with sidechains. And if they are, "Bitcoin plus smart contracts" is going to rely on new and perhaps shaky tech to compete against Ethereum's established tech. Not to mention Ethereum's now-established publicity in the financial press...

The network effect can only stretch so far.

I wish the smart contract can be implemented in the sidechains. Look at Ethereum, it is already over 12GB.

from what I understand this is what LISK is doing.....sidechains don't effect the blocksize per say and you do it in javascrypt (again from what I understand) thus NOT just a smart
contract platform (again from what I understand).....anyway others can correct me on this here I'm sure....anyway.....imho LISK's plan to steal some of etherums thunder making DAPP's etc

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I feel eth not be as easy as it replaces uᴉoɔʇᴉq. uᴉoɔʇᴉq will remain the future of crypto. I say that because eth price is still very much different from the uᴉoɔʇᴉq, and if eth growing, then uᴉoɔʇᴉq also

If many people use the smart contract system based on Ethereum, then the Ethereum price will be very high.

But somebody is building a smart contract system based on Bitcoin. When that comes out, it will affect Etheruem.

Or it'll affect Bitcoin. When Counterparty first came out, there were a lot of Bitcoiners who resented it for bloating up the BTC blockchain. It, not to mention other coloured-coin services like Mastercoin, was the triggering reason for core to cut down the message size in each tx to 40 bytes.

Given the blocksize controversy in the Bitcoin world, I can see a lot of Bitcoiners getting riled by smart-contract blockchain bloat, unless smart contracts are going to be implemented with sidechains. And if they are, "Bitcoin plus smart contracts" is going to rely on new and perhaps shaky tech to compete against Ethereum's established tech. Not to mention Ethereum's now-established publicity in the financial press...

The network effect can only stretch so far.

I wish the smart contract can be implemented in the sidechains. Look at Ethereum, it is already over 12GB.
legendary
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I feel eth not be as easy as it replaces uᴉoɔʇᴉq. uᴉoɔʇᴉq will remain the future of crypto. I say that because eth price is still very much different from the uᴉoɔʇᴉq, and if eth growing, then uᴉoɔʇᴉq also

If many people use the smart contract system based on Ethereum, then the Ethereum price will be very high.

But somebody is building a smart contract system based on Bitcoin. When that comes out, it will affect Etheruem.

Or it'll affect Bitcoin. When Counterparty first came out, there were a lot of Bitcoiners who resented it for bloating up the BTC blockchain. It, not to mention other coloured-coin services like Mastercoin, was the triggering reason for core to cut down the message size in each tx to 40 bytes.

Given the blocksize controversy in the Bitcoin world, I can see a lot of Bitcoiners getting riled by smart-contract blockchain bloat, unless smart contracts are going to be implemented with sidechains. And if they are, "Bitcoin plus smart contracts" is going to rely on new and perhaps shaky tech to compete against Ethereum's established tech. Not to mention Ethereum's now-established publicity in the financial press...

The network effect can only stretch so far.
legendary
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I feel eth not be as easy as it replaces uᴉoɔʇᴉq. uᴉoɔʇᴉq will remain the future of crypto. I say that because eth price is still very much different from the uᴉoɔʇᴉq, and if eth growing, then uᴉoɔʇᴉq also

If many people use the smart contract system based on Ethereum, then the Ethereum price will be very high.

But somebody is building a smart contract system based on Bitcoin. When that comes out, it will affect Etheruem.

Once real money joins in there will be plenty of room for both, and plenty of others as well. People who think there can only be one or the other aren't thinking big enough. This may be a few years out yet, or it could happen overnight, but the interest is steadily growing.
sr. member
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I feel eth not be as easy as it replaces uᴉoɔʇᴉq. uᴉoɔʇᴉq will remain the future of crypto. I say that because eth price is still very much different from the uᴉoɔʇᴉq, and if eth growing, then uᴉoɔʇᴉq also

If many people use the smart contract system based on Ethereum, then the Ethereum price will be very high.

But somebody is building a smart contract system based on Bitcoin. When that comes out, it will affect Etheruem.
jr. member
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I feel eth not be as easy as it replaces uᴉoɔʇᴉq. uᴉoɔʇᴉq will remain the future of crypto. I say that because eth price is still very much different from the uᴉoɔʇᴉq, and if eth growing, then uᴉoɔʇᴉq also

If many people use the smart contract system based on Ethereum, then the Ethereum price will be very high.
hero member
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I find it so insane how right this guy was from a post made from last year.

TO THE MOON!!!
hero member
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I feel eth not be as easy as it replaces bitcoin. bitcoin will remain the future of crypto. I say that because eth price is still very much different from the bitcoin, and if eth growing, then bitcoin also
newbie
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Although I don't own any ETH yet I think in this year it will become more "stable" regarding prices - just like currently BTC is (but let's see what halving will bring)

It's still above ten bucks even though the last few days have been brutal.

The price is above $12 now. It seems the Ethereum has survived from the latest dump. It is going higher.
legendary
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F'g newsflash for the slow - ETH is now held by morons and profiteers holding free coins. If you look around the table and can't see the sucker, it's you.
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Aleph.im
I was thinking like that when there was a blockchain debate but now BTC showed many of us that it can easily survive in hard situations...
legendary
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Although I don't own any ETH yet I think in this year it will become more "stable" regarding prices - just like currently BTC is (but let's see what halving will bring)

It's still above ten bucks even though the last few days have been brutal.
hero member
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Although I don't own any ETH yet I think in this year it will become more "stable" regarding prices - just like currently BTC is (but let's see what halving will bring)

The halving will double the price and arouse more interest from people, so the price will rise again.
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