Topic: How to save Bitcoin - page 2. (Read 2794 times)
the price of bitcoin isn't even that low guys. it was in single digits a couple of years ago. Low single digits.
Maybe not the central bankers who want to push it down but speculators who can then buy bitcoins at very low prices after the price crashes
Are there any real hints that financiers who are against bitcoins are pushing the price of BTC down? Or is it just a gut feeling?
I just find it hard to believe anyone would risk millions of their own money to discredit BTC especially since they could use that money elsewhere to make profits.
I just find it hard to believe anyone would risk millions of their own money to discredit BTC especially since they could use that money elsewhere to make profits.
I mean. Not to persuade people around to buy Bitcoin. Just spread the word. Embrace meetups maybe? I am talking about Bitcoin with tech and management people which never heard about it. I hosted one meetup. And there is definitely more to do.
So my edited advice would be: Try to engage as many people inbuying Bitcoins as possible so the bankers/forex traders would have less and less power over this amazing currency.
So my edited advice would be: Try to engage as many people in
Guys guys we need people to buy my socks this way socks will become a currency and financial freedom is here this is my advice
I'm selling for $100 a pair. everyone get bankers to buy these we need it
guys let's do it!!! otherwise central bankers who are already manipulating the price of bitcoin to the greatest extent under law will continue to do so with their pump and dump schemes on MtGox as you can spot them there
I'm selling for $100 a pair. everyone get bankers to buy these we need it
guys let's do it!!! otherwise central bankers who are already manipulating the price of bitcoin to the greatest extent under law will continue to do so with their pump and dump schemes on MtGox as you can spot them there
I don't believe bitcoin needs saving but I'l play along.
Isn't that what silver stackers tried to do, "Buy silver, crash JP Morgan" ? Lesson learned there should be that you can't win when the opponent has a endless supply of cash at zero cost (aka big banks loan at 0% interest) to counter your buying frenzy ...
So my advice is: Try to engage as many people in buying Bitcoins as possible so the bankers/forex traders would have less and less power over this amazing currency.
Isn't that what silver stackers tried to do, "Buy silver, crash JP Morgan" ? Lesson learned there should be that you can't win when the opponent has a endless supply of cash at zero cost (aka big banks loan at 0% interest) to counter your buying frenzy ...
Bitcoin will evolve into something else. And there will be competing currencies (ie alt crypto)
I know there were a lot of "advices" from people with their opinions how to "save Bitcoin". I have decided to write that mine anyway.
It seems like central bankers are making swings in price of Bitcoin to discredit it. In my opinion it is the only tactic but effective one they can use if they want to fight Bitcoin. And there are plenty of reasons for them to do that. They just pump and dump huge sums. You can spot them when there is a buy/sell at MtGox at round numbers. Let say buy 5000 bitcoins at 75.00.
With these swings bitcoin will remain just for speculation only and no use in the real world. Because who wants to buy bread with 20% different price every week. With no use in real world (I don't mean SilkRoad - that will stay), there will be no value of Bitcoin in the future.
So my advice is: Try to engage as many people in buying Bitcoins as possible so the bankers/forex traders would have less and less power over this amazing currency.
It seems like central bankers are making swings in price of Bitcoin to discredit it. In my opinion it is the only tactic but effective one they can use if they want to fight Bitcoin. And there are plenty of reasons for them to do that. They just pump and dump huge sums. You can spot them when there is a buy/sell at MtGox at round numbers. Let say buy 5000 bitcoins at 75.00.
With these swings bitcoin will remain just for speculation only and no use in the real world. Because who wants to buy bread with 20% different price every week. With no use in real world (I don't mean SilkRoad - that will stay), there will be no value of Bitcoin in the future.
So my advice is: Try to engage as many people in buying Bitcoins as possible so the bankers/forex traders would have less and less power over this amazing currency.
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