Topic: Mining is killing ETH price -- when to buy? (Read 1078 times)
The price of Eth based in USD is quite stable in the last few days. The price based in bitcoin has dropped a lot because of the price rise of bitcoin. The price of Eth might rise to catch up the recent lag.
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when to buy?
Full points when you can figure out where it is.
The price is still over $1. We may wait for a few month to buy Eth. The dump from the ICO and developers has not finished yet.
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There are 72 million premine coins and 2.4 million mined coins. So I think the dump is not caused by the miners but by the developers and ICO holders.
yes that is true. but i belive in eth. or i hope that eh will rise higher than e.g. dash.
i belif cancels true so nah nah ... factums smacktums ... i beelif it go higher than bitcoin!
(BTW .. anyone got the mining schedule and current reward?)
There are 72 million premine coins and 2.4 million mined coins. So I think the dump is not caused by the miners but by the developers and ICO holders.
yes that is true. but i belive in eth. or i hope that eh will rise higher than e.g. dash.
It will all depends on how whales pump the market and it may even go up higher than Litecoin.
There are 72 million premine coins and 2.4 million mined coins. So I think the dump is not caused by the miners but by the developers and ICO holders.
Nah miners only have some effect on the price. It's just whales manipulating the market imo.
When does POS kick in and what will the inflation/emission rate be at that point?
It trends up all the time and then eventually reverses down again.
Obviously when it starts trending up.
As people expected and were talking about for a long time between the Ethereum crowdsale and the release, miners are mining and dumping a lot of ETH which is driving the price down. The problem is, it does seem to be a promising project and I'd like to buy in. At what point should the mining "problem" reach an equilibrium?
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