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jr. member
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September 17, 2019, 03:16:19 PM
#12
My view about the bitcoin dominance is that is going to continue for a longer time. And talking about price, I see that the price is also going to continue appreciating.. It is going to bull from next year.
I think that as well.

However, I think that many alts will outperform bitcoin in terms of gains.
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September 17, 2019, 03:10:49 PM
#11
My view about the bitcoin dominance is that is going to continue for a longer time. And talking about price, I see that the price is also going to continue appreciating.. It is going to bull from next year.
legendary
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September 17, 2019, 09:51:52 AM
#10
Well, there are still some levels of trust in ethereum by some investors and they are very loyal to ethereum, if you see the bull run start now, one of the coins that many people will still consider alongside bitcoin is ethereum first before looking into other coin that are still within the tops in the market.

I do not believe that it is over for ethereum yet, they might be facing their trial time now which bitcoin had once faced too when it was first created, and if ethereum breaks through this time around, it will really make heads for the high and may be the only altcoin that will rise during altcoin season because this is the coin that people will pay attention to as the head of all the coins that we have in the market, the vision I have for ethereum right now is that it may reach $5000 too.

Don't get me wrong, Ethereum is definitely one of the more legit cryptos.

My concerns though are (a) whether Ethereum will have another tokenized spring like the ICO summer of 2017 and (b) how likely it is that newcomers are going to head for Ethereum as "the next Bitcoin" rather than some wholly new coin (ie. "the next Ethereum").
legendary
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September 17, 2019, 09:46:49 AM
#9
My view of what is happening is a correction to the ongoing rally in BTC/Altcoins pair.
Bitcoin has risen sharply over the past months, making it a better investment opportunity than the rest of the altcoins and thus speculating mainly.
Stabilizing the price above $ 10,000 and the lack of hope for frequent rises will accelerate speculators leaning in altcoin to make some gains in the hope of a falling btc and buying again.

BTW* move this topic into ---> Speculation
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September 17, 2019, 09:23:06 AM
#8
The main pull behind ETH's rise during the last bull market seems to have been ICOs. I don't think that this hype will repeat however, so I'm not sure about whether ETH will make that much of a comeback.

It also seems to me that people have become more wary about investing in alts, so that's another factor that gives me doubt in alt coins chipping away at BTC's market dominance any time soon.

Should Bitcoin make a major comeback however, I can very well imagine enough newcomers FOMOing into the crypto market via alts (ie. trying to find "the next bitcoin") to make such an investment profitable from a fiat perspective. However I have my doubts that we'll see Bitcoin market dominance drop below 50% during the next hype cycle.
Well, there are still some levels of trust in ethereum by some investors and they are very loyal to ethereum, if you see the bull run start now, one of the coins that many people will still consider alongside bitcoin is ethereum first before looking into other coin that are still within the tops in the market.

I do not believe that it is over for ethereum yet, they might be facing their trial time now which bitcoin had once faced too when it was first created, and if ethereum breaks through this time around, it will really make heads for the high and may be the only altcoin that will rise during altcoin season because this is the coin that people will pay attention to as the head of all the coins that we have in the market, the vision I have for ethereum right now is that it may reach $5000 too.
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September 17, 2019, 07:41:24 AM
#7
Remember, that after every bust comes a boom and believe me memories become extremely short and once FOMO kicks in hard, there will be an influx of people coming into invest, retail and hardcore investors alike. I think though the landscape of the next Bull run might be different to the one we had in 2017 which came and crashed so hard and fast that it caught many of us holding bags unawares and many of us didn't get to sell in time. I think digital currencies and tokenization of projects is here to stay and even we have IEOS, many of the new tokens are still ERC20, but we are seeing other big blockchain platforms like EOS and TRON taking part of ETHEREUM's market cap as well as other smaller blockchains, so there is a lot more to choose from now. Bitcoin, of course still remaining King for now as a store of value because too many Whales are invested in it for it to fail in the near future.
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September 17, 2019, 07:17:20 AM
#6
You don't read my link, I think. Here is an enlish info about the first end to end bond on a blockchain (from the Bank Santander)...
https://cointelegraph.com/news/santander-issues-20-million-end-to-end-blockchain-bond-on-ethereum

Oh I did, I just don't think it will make much of a difference.

Many alts (including ETH) have very high profile cooperations, yet it didn't help the alt market much when the bear market struck. Of course there's always the chance that this time it's differentTM, but I personally wouldn't hold my breath.
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September 16, 2019, 05:10:34 PM
#5
The main pull behind ETH's rise during the last bull market seems to have been ICOs. I don't think that this hype will repeat however, so I'm not sure about whether ETH will make that much of a comeback.

It also seems to me that people have become more wary about investing in alts, so that's another factor that gives me doubt in alt coins chipping away at BTC's market dominance any time soon.

Should Bitcoin make a major comeback however, I can very well imagine enough newcomers FOMOing into the crypto market via alts (ie. trying to find "the next bitcoin") to make such an investment profitable from a fiat perspective. However I have my doubts that we'll see Bitcoin market dominance drop below 50% during the next hype cycle.

I couldn't agree more... As IEOs have been the most popular way of funding I think ETH is going to lose more value on the long term.
As a result, Bitcoin is going to rise more on value and increase its dominance.
I still have a doubt with that if ETH would lose more value due to the popularity of IEOs. Let's just wait and see what would be the result when the bull market starts while Bitcoin starts to gain the momentum to push and find its next ATH price.
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September 16, 2019, 03:10:27 PM
#4
The main pull behind ETH's rise during the last bull market seems to have been ICOs. I don't think that this hype will repeat however, so I'm not sure about whether ETH will make that much of a comeback.

It also seems to me that people have become more wary about investing in alts, so that's another factor that gives me doubt in alt coins chipping away at BTC's market dominance any time soon.

Should Bitcoin make a major comeback however, I can very well imagine enough newcomers FOMOing into the crypto market via alts (ie. trying to find "the next bitcoin") to make such an investment profitable from a fiat perspective. However I have my doubts that we'll see Bitcoin market dominance drop below 50% during the next hype cycle.

I couldn't agree more... As IEOs have been the most popular way of funding I think ETH is going to lose more value on the long term.
As a result, Bitcoin is going to rise more on value and increase its dominance.
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September 16, 2019, 02:44:33 PM
#3
You don't read my link, I think. Here is an enlish info about the first end to end bond on a blockchain (from the Bank Santander)...
https://cointelegraph.com/news/santander-issues-20-million-end-to-end-blockchain-bond-on-ethereum

The main pull behind ETH's rise during the last bull market seems to have been ICOs. I don't think that this hype will repeat however, so I'm not sure about whether ETH will make that much of a comeback.

It also seems to me that people have become more wary about investing in alts, so that's another factor that gives me doubt in alt coins chipping away at BTC's market dominance any time soon.

Should Bitcoin make a major comeback however, I can very well imagine enough newcomers FOMOing into the crypto market via alts (ie. trying to find "the next bitcoin") to make such an investment profitable from a fiat perspective. However I have my doubts that we'll see Bitcoin market dominance drop below 50% during the next hype cycle.
legendary
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September 16, 2019, 06:27:26 AM
#2
The main pull behind ETH's rise during the last bull market seems to have been ICOs. I don't think that this hype will repeat however, so I'm not sure about whether ETH will make that much of a comeback.

It also seems to me that people have become more wary about investing in alts, so that's another factor that gives me doubt in alt coins chipping away at BTC's market dominance any time soon.

Should Bitcoin make a major comeback however, I can very well imagine enough newcomers FOMOing into the crypto market via alts (ie. trying to find "the next bitcoin") to make such an investment profitable from a fiat perspective. However I have my doubts that we'll see Bitcoin market dominance drop below 50% during the next hype cycle.
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September 16, 2019, 01:30:47 AM
#1


Please read this post ( please vote also Smiley ), ...:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52467257

... and this market vision from last year also:
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