Topic: Just finally fall to $2 so I can get in and you can jump back to $5 (Read 1189 times)
September 06, 2011, 06:20:19 PM
0.005 cents seems about right to me. That way I can pick up a couple pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins.
September 06, 2011, 06:05:29 PM
No chains will make it, bitcoin wont make it, its a failed concept too young for its time. Too slow for something that should be instant. To unstable to use as a currency, or for any store to accept it, which makes it pretty worthless, yes around 2 bux a coin seems about stable and correct or it could just bottom the hell out at 10 cent a coin. 1 buck a coin would be 21 million dollars worth of bitcoins out there, 15 bux is way to high, 2 seems about right.
September 06, 2011, 06:04:26 PM
Edward50, since your predictions have always been accurate, how long will the buy wall at 6.66 last? Will it continue because people like the gimmick of 666?
September 06, 2011, 05:56:55 PM
It's not 100% about profit.
If bitcoin lacks features and bug fixes and price over time there will be a move to alt-chains.
If bitcoin lacks features and bug fixes and price over time there will be a move to alt-chains.
If that happens then the alt chain will be more profitable, because more people will be buying the coins. So if it does happen I'll switch over to whatever the most profitable chain is.
And if that happens more and more btc mods will come, making investment impossible.. No thanks..
September 06, 2011, 05:46:49 PM
It's not 100% about profit.
If bitcoin lacks features and bug fixes and price over time there will be a move to alt-chains.
If bitcoin lacks features and bug fixes and price over time there will be a move to alt-chains.
If that happens then the alt chain will be more profitable, because more people will be buying the coins. So if it does happen I'll switch over to whatever the most profitable chain is.
September 06, 2011, 05:43:34 PM
I'm not sure they would even mine on alt block chains. The prices haven't gone up - there's nothing that's really more profitable than bitcoin right now, after you take into consideration the exchange fees etc.
It's not 100% about profit.
If bitcoin lacks features and bug fixes and price over time there will be a move to alt-chains.
September 06, 2011, 05:36:38 PM
I'm not sure they would even mine on alt block chains. The prices haven't gone up - there's nothing that's really more profitable than bitcoin right now, after you take into consideration the exchange fees etc.
September 06, 2011, 05:33:22 PM
I have to decide my buy in point, I am thinking around $2.00 I will start to buy bitcoins. However, I risk catching a falling knife and even at that price i am worried.
Best would be to wait it out and see the longer term stable price.
It looks like bitcoin is going no-where, at if bitcoin prices start falling, other online currencies may just take its place. I personally would like a currency that has much more bitcoins then 21 million. I think the problem with bitcoin is that they are priced to high individually.
Best would be to wait it out and see the longer term stable price.
It looks like bitcoin is going no-where, at if bitcoin prices start falling, other online currencies may just take its place. I personally would like a currency that has much more bitcoins then 21 million. I think the problem with bitcoin is that they are priced to high individually.
I'm with Edward50 on this. I think bitcoins are in it final descent to $0.50 to $2.00 range. I think that other copies of bitcoin could add more features than bitcoin currently offers. There is so much concentration of hashing power on this network that if the price became unprofitable for a period of time people mining would be forced to mine on other block chains.
The foreseeable future doesn't appear to have any new interested investors just yet.
EDIT: I unloaded 50% of my bitcoins at $10.60 and the other 50% at $8.40.
The cost to pump is greater than the profits to dump. Pretty simple, really.
September 06, 2011, 05:31:51 PM
I have to decide my buy in point, I am thinking around $2.00 I will start to buy bitcoins. However, I risk catching a falling knife and even at that price i am worried.
Best would be to wait it out and see the longer term stable price.
It looks like bitcoin is going no-where, at if bitcoin prices start falling, other online currencies may just take its place. I personally would like a currency that has much more bitcoins then 21 million. I think the problem with bitcoin is that they are priced to high individually.
Best would be to wait it out and see the longer term stable price.
It looks like bitcoin is going no-where, at if bitcoin prices start falling, other online currencies may just take its place. I personally would like a currency that has much more bitcoins then 21 million. I think the problem with bitcoin is that they are priced to high individually.
I'm with Edward50 on this. I think bitcoins are in it final descent to $0.50 to $2.00 range. I think that other copies of bitcoin could add more features than bitcoin currently offers. There is so much concentration of hashing power on this network that if the price became unprofitable for a period of time people mining would be forced to mine on other block chains.
The foreseeable future doesn't appear to have any new interested investors just yet.
EDIT: I unloaded 50% of my bitcoins at $10.60 and the other 50% at $8.40.
September 06, 2011, 05:22:55 PM
I have to decide my buy in point, I am thinking around $2.00 I will start to buy bitcoins. However, I risk catching a falling knife and even at that price i am worried.
Best would be to wait it out and see the longer term stable price.
It looks like bitcoin is going no-where, at if bitcoin prices start falling, other online currencies may just take its place. I personally would like a currency that has much more bitcoins then 21 million. I think the problem with bitcoin is that they are priced to high individually.
Best would be to wait it out and see the longer term stable price.
It looks like bitcoin is going no-where, at if bitcoin prices start falling, other online currencies may just take its place. I personally would like a currency that has much more bitcoins then 21 million. I think the problem with bitcoin is that they are priced to high individually.
I think the problem with bitcoin is that the economic foundations of it are completely goddamn asinine and arbitrary.
Nothing thought out in any meaningful way imo.
September 06, 2011, 04:15:17 PM
I have to decide my buy in point, I am thinking around $2.00 I will start to buy bitcoins. However, I risk catching a falling knife and even at that price i am worried.
Best would be to wait it out and see the longer term stable price.
It looks like bitcoin is going no-where, at if bitcoin prices start falling, other online currencies may just take its place. I personally would like a currency that has much more bitcoins then 21 million. I think the problem with bitcoin is that they are priced to high individually.
Best would be to wait it out and see the longer term stable price.
It looks like bitcoin is going no-where, at if bitcoin prices start falling, other online currencies may just take its place. I personally would like a currency that has much more bitcoins then 21 million. I think the problem with bitcoin is that they are priced to high individually.
September 06, 2011, 04:07:23 PM
$6.50 to $2 is about a 67% drop. Comparable to dropping from $30 to $8
September 06, 2011, 04:00:59 PM
Impatience is the worst thing with bitcoin trading. It just lingers and goes so slowly. Just finish falling already!! Stop slowly falling week after week!
Jump to: