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legendary
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October 07, 2012, 01:51:41 PM
#16
i dont even wanna comment on ppc, and solidcoin i dont know, maybe, if it cannot be merge-mined with btc.

cheers
hero member
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October 07, 2012, 01:38:02 PM
#15
don't forget ppc or solidcoin  Wink
sr. member
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Trust me, these default swaps will limit the risks
October 07, 2012, 01:23:24 PM
#14
Expect litecoin to grow a lot more over the next few years. We haven't seen the tip of the iceberg yet.
hero member
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bitcoin hodler
October 07, 2012, 01:05:42 PM
#13
Yeah, I expect a lot of bitcoin miners to move to litecoin with their GPU's, at least until they sell off the equipment. It won't happen immediately after ASIC's, but it'll happen soon after they come.

yeah, they will, the problem is that there's nothing much to buy for LTC, so the price will probably not go up and mining will become unprofitable for anyone without "free" electricity
try harder.
http://wiki.litecoin.net/index.php/List_of_Litecoin_related_services


Yeah, well, it's not much else than hosting and gambling... I mean I'm all for LTC and I have several machines that mine LTC. It just seems too much of "currency only for mining" to me. I hope that LTC will keep on growing and have more services related to it and more use. Now it's not much...
legendary
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October 07, 2012, 11:29:21 AM
#12
Yeah, I expect a lot of bitcoin miners to move to litecoin with their GPU's, at least until they sell off the equipment. It won't happen immediately after ASIC's, but it'll happen soon after they come.

yeah, they will, the problem is that there's nothing much to buy for LTC, so the price will probably not go up and mining will become unprofitable for anyone without "free" electricity
try harder.
http://wiki.litecoin.net/index.php/List_of_Litecoin_related_services
hero member
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bitcoin hodler
October 07, 2012, 11:25:35 AM
#11
Yeah, I expect a lot of bitcoin miners to move to litecoin with their GPU's, at least until they sell off the equipment. It won't happen immediately after ASIC's, but it'll happen soon after they come.

yeah, they will, the problem is that there's nothing much to buy for LTC, so the price will probably not go up and mining will become unprofitable for anyone without "free" electricity
full member
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October 07, 2012, 10:00:41 AM
#10
Yeah, I expect a lot of bitcoin miners to move to litecoin with their GPU's, at least until they sell off the equipment. It won't happen immediately after ASIC's, but it'll happen soon after they come.
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
October 06, 2012, 04:52:16 PM
#9
I predict the price of LTC will tank when ASICs arrive and GPU miners switch to litecoin.  It will be similar to when the merged mining of NMC started and bitcoin miners who acquired NMC just sold immediately, pushing the price down.  Currently, most people who mine LTC care about litecoin and hold some, but after ASICs hit, there will be many miners who are just looking for revenues in BTC or USD and will sell their mined litecoins immediately.

The only chance of a boost to litecoin price is if ASICs somehow destabilized the bitcoin network and there are credible risks of a 51% attack.

yes, but NMC was awaste , side award, and LTC wont be. and difficulty rise will lower dumps to a minimum, dont u think

Large GPU miners switching from BTC to LTC are likely to need to recoup at least some of their costs, So I think a certain amount of dumping is inevitable regardless of the price or difficulty


With no huge market for LTC, the dumping is just going to drive prices way down due to saturation with no one buying decent amounts of LTC.

Bitcoin started like this when one bitcoin was $0.05 each. Time will tell.
legendary
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Live and enjoy experiments
October 06, 2012, 04:50:34 PM
#8
When btc price fell below $4 last year, I just pulled the plug on my miners. For any coin, if it's cheaper to buy than mining, it doesn't make sense to mine. This acts as a floor for LTC pricing.

If it doesn't die, it will get stronger.
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
October 06, 2012, 04:50:16 PM
#7
I predict the price of LTC will tank when ASICs arrive and GPU miners switch to litecoin.  It will be similar to when the merged mining of NMC started and bitcoin miners who acquired NMC just sold immediately, pushing the price down.  Currently, most people who mine LTC care about litecoin and hold some, but after ASICs hit, there will be many miners who are just looking for revenues in BTC or USD and will sell their mined litecoins immediately.

The only chance of a boost to litecoin price is if ASICs somehow destabilized the bitcoin network and there are credible risks of a 51% attack.

Litecoin isn't merge mined with bitcoin. Nuff said to debunk your speculation.
legendary
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October 06, 2012, 03:51:14 PM
#6
I predict the price of LTC will tank when ASICs arrive and GPU miners switch to litecoin.  It will be similar to when the merged mining of NMC started and bitcoin miners who acquired NMC just sold immediately, pushing the price down.  Currently, most people who mine LTC care about litecoin and hold some, but after ASICs hit, there will be many miners who are just looking for revenues in BTC or USD and will sell their mined litecoins immediately.

The only chance of a boost to litecoin price is if ASICs somehow destabilized the bitcoin network and there are credible risks of a 51% attack.

yes, but NMC was awaste , side award, and LTC wont be. and difficulty rise will lower dumps to a minimum, dont u think

Large GPU miners switching from BTC to LTC are likely to need to recoup at least some of their costs, So I think a certain amount of dumping is inevitable regardless of the price or difficulty


With no huge market for LTC, the dumping is just going to drive prices way down due to saturation with no one buying decent amounts of LTC.
legendary
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October 06, 2012, 03:00:27 PM
#5
I predict the price of LTC will tank when ASICs arrive and GPU miners switch to litecoin.  It will be similar to when the merged mining of NMC started and bitcoin miners who acquired NMC just sold immediately, pushing the price down.  Currently, most people who mine LTC care about litecoin and hold some, but after ASICs hit, there will be many miners who are just looking for revenues in BTC or USD and will sell their mined litecoins immediately.

The only chance of a boost to litecoin price is if ASICs somehow destabilized the bitcoin network and there are credible risks of a 51% attack.

yes, but NMC was awaste , side award, and LTC wont be. and difficulty rise will lower dumps to a minimum, dont u think

Large GPU miners switching from BTC to LTC are likely to need to recoup at least some of their costs, So I think a certain amount of dumping is inevitable regardless of the price or difficulty
legendary
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Merit: 1000
Satoshi is rolling in his grave. #bitcoin
October 06, 2012, 02:44:09 PM
#4
I predict the price of LTC will tank when ASICs arrive and GPU miners switch to litecoin.  It will be similar to when the merged mining of NMC started and bitcoin miners who acquired NMC just sold immediately, pushing the price down.  Currently, most people who mine LTC care about litecoin and hold some, but after ASICs hit, there will be many miners who are just looking for revenues in BTC or USD and will sell their mined litecoins immediately.

The only chance of a boost to litecoin price is if ASICs somehow destabilized the bitcoin network and there are credible risks of a 51% attack.

yes, but NMC was awaste , side award, and LTC wont be. and difficulty rise will lower dumps to a minimum, dont u think
hero member
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October 06, 2012, 02:26:46 PM
#3
I predict the price of LTC will tank when ASICs arrive and GPU miners switch to litecoin.  It will be similar to when the merged mining of NMC started and bitcoin miners who acquired NMC just sold immediately, pushing the price down.  Currently, most people who mine LTC care about litecoin and hold some, but after ASICs hit, there will be many miners who are just looking for revenues in BTC or USD and will sell their mined litecoins immediately.

The only chance of a boost to litecoin price is if ASICs somehow destabilized the bitcoin network and there are credible risks of a 51% attack.
legendary
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October 06, 2012, 02:23:08 PM
#2
after release of bitcoin asics, bitcoin difficulty will skyrocket, as we all are aware of, but what impact will it have on litecoin, as a second most famus crypto-currency?

im guessing most of the gpu hashrate will go to litecoin, infact im 100% sure of that, and difficulty will also be raised by a factor of 100 atleast.

now the big question is, will those new liteconers just dump , or will we see some sort of LTC bubble happening ?

your opinions ?

cheers


I personally wouldn't be surprised if a Litecoin bubble happened, I do expect the hash rate of Litecoins to go up a lot between now and next year at this time, but a factor of 100 seems a bit large. Possible, though!
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1000
Satoshi is rolling in his grave. #bitcoin
October 06, 2012, 01:56:12 PM
#1
after release of bitcoin asics, bitcoin difficulty will skyrocket, as we all are aware of, but what impact will it have on litecoin, as a second most famus crypto-currency?

im guessing most of the gpu hashrate will go to litecoin, infact im 100% sure of that, and difficulty will also be raised by a factor of 100 atleast.

now the big question is, will those new liteconers just dump , or will we see some sort of LTC bubble happening ?

your opinions ?

cheers
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