Topic: Milestones - page 5. (Read 12668 times)
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Didn't see the milestone. "LTC surpasses BTC when it goes to Gox."
Waiting for that one.
Cheers
How can you draw that curve?
f(x)=10^xx ε {0.0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, ... 6.0}
Are these points on an exponential curve?
Yes. They are evenly-spaced intervals on an exponential curve.How can you draw that curve?
Are these points on an exponential curve?
Yes. They are evenly-spaced intervals on an exponential curve.
Are these points on an exponential curve?
Everything older than a year is bold. No meaning other than that.
Thanks,
And why are the 2011 numbers bold?
And why are the 2011 numbers bold?
The dates next to each milestone are the most recent date on which the Mt Gox weighted price for the day has never fallen below the milestone.
The reason I am marking R10 numbers is because it's a convenient way of measuring how quickly the price is traversing each order of magnitude. Humans do not intuitively understand exponential growth, so this is a way of linearizing into a form we do intuitively understand.
The reason I am marking R10 numbers is because it's a convenient way of measuring how quickly the price is traversing each order of magnitude. Humans do not intuitively understand exponential growth, so this is a way of linearizing into a form we do intuitively understand.
Billion dollar market cap is a pretty big milestone (that's between $91 and $92 currently)
Parity with ounce of silver, gram of gold, etc. are other milestones
Sure, but this list is about the R10 series. Parity with ounce of silver, gram of gold, etc. are other milestones
Billion dollar market cap is a pretty big milestone (that's between $91 and $92 currently)
Parity with ounce of silver, gram of gold, etc. are other milestones
Parity with ounce of silver, gram of gold, etc. are other milestones
What are those "odd" milestones, anyway?
Math 
What are those "odd" milestones, anyway?
EUR 100s? RMB 1000s?
And wouldn't they have a floating value compared to USD as well?
EUR 100s? RMB 1000s?
And wouldn't they have a floating value compared to USD as well?
Are you gonna unstrike them when the price tanks? 
LOL! Or I would add, are you gonna push the list down, adding single digit prices at the top if it crash?
Are you gonna unstrike them when the price tanks?
$1,000.00
$1,258.93
$1,584.89
$1,995.26
$2,511.89
$3,162.28
$3,981.07
$5,011.87
$6,309.57
$7,943.28
$10,000.00
$12,589.25
$15,848.93
$19,952.62
$25,118.86
$31,622.78
$39,810.72
$50,118.72
$63,095.73
$79,432.82
$100,000.00
$125,892.54
$158,489.32
$199,526.23
$251,188.64
$316,227.77
$398,107.17
$501,187.23
$630,957.34
$794,328.23
$1,000,000.00
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