Topic: In the long run, bitcoin will be worth $0. - page 6. (Read 6708 times)
In the long run we're all dead.
Not 0 usd, but a few cents yea.
MASSIVE difference here.
$0.01 to $0.02 is a 100% rise, $0 to anything, even $0.01 is a percentage rise of infinite size.
OP is full of confidence eh?
Betamax was a superior technology than VHS but it never took off
In the long run, YOU will be worth $0.
But that's a good thing -- you appear to be worth significantly less right now.
But that's a good thing -- you appear to be worth significantly less right now.
What do you mean in the long run ? He is already worthless and im really getting tired with this whole troll shit....
plus one,
In the long run, YOU will be worth $0.
But that's a good thing -- you appear to be worth significantly less right now.
But that's a good thing -- you appear to be worth significantly less right now.
I guarantee I've made more $ speculating bitcoin that you have
In the long run, YOU will be worth $0.
But that's a good thing -- you appear to be worth significantly less right now.
But that's a good thing -- you appear to be worth significantly less right now.
keep on hammering away at that FUD, weren't you pondering buying back in at $160 earlier?
It isn't FUD, it's a genuine observation.
keep on hammering away at that FUD, weren't you pondering buying back in at $160 earlier?
I agreee with you. When LTC, NVC, PCC and other clones go to the mtgox price for bitcoing will be going down down down...
Not 0 usd, but a few cents yea.
This isn't intended to be another spam thread, this is real analysis.
Eventually the world will adopt a crypto-currency. That's just where technology is headed and where we are evolving. It won't, however, be bitcoin. Bitcoin was a good experiment while it lasted, but through experimenting with it it's shown its weaknesses, weaknesses that other crypto's have already made headway in correcting, just without wide adoption.
Eventually, a new crypto that isn't currently in existence will be developed by a counsel of cryptographers and industry professionals from silicon valley but more importantly will also be directed by the advice of economists, not just computer scientists. This new crypto will be widely endorsed in silicon valley and will take the world by storm, eventually becoming the exclusive currency of most online retailers and will be known as the internet currency (as if the internet were its on country / economy). As surely as I write this, this will happen, and when it does, all other crypto's including bitcoin will become obsolete. Sure, they'll still be collected as vintage items for their sentimental value the way old NES games are still collected. But mining them will be easy enough that they'll have no real value.
Eventually the world will adopt a crypto-currency. That's just where technology is headed and where we are evolving. It won't, however, be bitcoin. Bitcoin was a good experiment while it lasted, but through experimenting with it it's shown its weaknesses, weaknesses that other crypto's have already made headway in correcting, just without wide adoption.
Eventually, a new crypto that isn't currently in existence will be developed by a counsel of cryptographers and industry professionals from silicon valley but more importantly will also be directed by the advice of economists, not just computer scientists. This new crypto will be widely endorsed in silicon valley and will take the world by storm, eventually becoming the exclusive currency of most online retailers and will be known as the internet currency (as if the internet were its on country / economy). As surely as I write this, this will happen, and when it does, all other crypto's including bitcoin will become obsolete. Sure, they'll still be collected as vintage items for their sentimental value the way old NES games are still collected. But mining them will be easy enough that they'll have no real value.
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