It's very hard to estimate the real value of something as revolutionary as Bitcoin.
In the early 90's internet domains were practically worthless and nobody expected some of them would be worth millions just a decade later.
Topic: Ready to admit bitcoin is a failure? - page 5. (Read 14645 times)
Bitcoin price is a failure, not Bitcoin itself.
It's very hard to estimate the real value of something as revolutionary as Bitcoin.
In the early 90's internet domains were practically worthless and nobody expected some of them would be worth millions just a decade later.
It's very hard to estimate the real value of something as revolutionary as Bitcoin.
In the early 90's internet domains were practically worthless and nobody expected some of them would be worth millions just a decade later.
altcoin should have its own word lol we all know what it really means and it differs from literal definition. Alt form of currency maybe.
Btc is open src its one of the main things to keep it going. This doesnt necessarily apply to altcoins the fact thatthey are opensrc doesnt help them much in context of being a clone.
There are enough altcoins that are not clones of Bitcoin and are open source.
What would you call them? Alt = alternative, alternative to Bitcoin. alt doesn't mean it's a clone of Bitcoin, it's just "not Bitcoin", that's all.
Btc is open src its one of the main things to keep it going. This doesnt necessarily apply to altcoins the fact thatthey are opensrc doesnt help them much in context of being a clone.
There are enough altcoins that are not clones of Bitcoin and are open source.
Btc is open src its one of the main things to keep it going. This doesnt necessarily apply to altcoins the fact thatthey are opensrc doesnt help them much in context of being a clone.
There are enough altcoins that are not clones of Bitcoin and are open source.
It wont fail because its open source
lol, and everybody like open source
and bitcoin become mainstream
I hate to break it to you guys, but most crypto currencies are open source. Yeah, I know it will sound a surpise to you
bitcoin is not an altcoin
Huh? I never said it was. What's your point?
It wont fail because its open source
lol, and everybody like open source
and bitcoin become mainstream
I hate to break it to you guys, but most crypto currencies are open source. Yeah, I know it will sound a surpise to you
bitcoin is not an altcoin
Huh? I never said it was. What's your point?
It wont fail because its open source
lol, and everybody like open source
and bitcoin become mainstream
I hate to break it to you guys, but most crypto currencies are open source. Yeah, I know it will sound a surpise to you
bitcoin is not an altcoin
You know what I notice? I've been trading in Altcoins in January, February, March.
EVERY SINGLE ALTCOIN that has risen came down at some point. And it feels like Bitcoin is following the same pattern. Just slower. And NO Altcoin ever rose to old hights again.
EVERY SINGLE ALTCOIN that has risen came down at some point. And it feels like Bitcoin is following the same pattern. Just slower. And NO Altcoin ever rose to old hights again.
Correct.
Merchants report lower and lower BTC sales. Number and size of actual Bitcoin transactions (not bots sending satoshis to other bots) is shrinking. User adoption is shrinking. Increased merchant "adoption" creates too much sell pressure, thus pushing down the price. Miners selling to pay their bills, pushes down the price even further.
In short: Bitcoin has entered its twilight years. With Markus and Willybot gone, there's nothing that can drive price higher. So we'll continue falling.
Ready to admit those expensive Chinese bitcoin mines might just need to pay back their loans?
Chill. The lower the price the more bitcoin they need to sell to meet their debt obligations, the lower the price the more they need to sell. Downward circle, but temporary phenomena. Take advantage of it while you can.
Chill. The lower the price the more bitcoin they need to sell to meet their debt obligations, the lower the price the more they need to sell. Downward circle, but temporary phenomena. Take advantage of it while you can.
they can buy some small amount of satoshi instead
Or they can buy an altcoin and not feel like losers having to buy expensive crypto if they can buy a cheaper one with about the same, or one could argue, a higher potential utility.
Just wondering how many people are ready to admit that it isn't gonna have main stream adoption?
I want to talk about why and what can be changed to fix bitcoin, but first we have to admit there is a problem.
I want to talk about why and what can be changed to fix bitcoin, but first we have to admit there is a problem.
Nothing needs to be changed to fix Bitcoin. If there is something about Bitcoin that one doesn't like, all they have to do is use a different currency that they do like or create a new currency with the features that they want.
We don't all drive the same kind of vehicle. We each drive a vehicle of our choosing with the features that we want. It would be pretty ridiculous to think that everyone has to drive the same type of vehicle wouldn't it? If we lived in a society that insisted that there can only be one kind of automobile, then some people would say that this vehicle has to be electrically powered, others would say it has to be a four wheel drive truck, others would insist that it be a motorcycle, others would say it has to be a van with lots of passenger space. The arguing and bickering over what features that vehicle should have would never end. The best option is to just let people choose for themselves what vehicle best meets their needs. The same concept applies to currencies.
The problem is most people CANT AFFORD IT and they see no benefits in risking their FIAT money into it, that plus the hassle that is getting verified in an exchange and what not to obtain them.
they can buy some small amount of satoshi instead
The problem is most people CANT AFFORD IT and they see no benefits in risking their FIAT money into it, that plus the hassle that is getting verified in an exchange and what not to obtain them.
i do not think its a failure yet,Bitcoin like any other "change,or era" needs awareness,with the way bitcoin is so technological and even some tech savvy people out there out still fail to accept it,what more the normal Jane..the world needs time and to be educated about bitcoin.
Just wondering how many people are ready to admit that it isn't gonna have main stream adoption?
I want to talk about why and what can be changed to fix bitcoin, but first we have to admit there is a problem.
I want to talk about why and what can be changed to fix bitcoin, but first we have to admit there is a problem.
So why are you still here man? Not yet ready to admit that its a failure?
Surprised this thread was created by a Hero member, to be honest.
most likely a bought account
Surprised this thread was created by a Hero member, to be honest.
Yeah there is a problem... Almost noone uses bitcoin and bitcoin is valued at $400... Can you fix this sublime5447?
who the hell he is? can fix rate BTC lmao
You know what I notice? I've been trading in Altcoins in January, February, March.
EVERY SINGLE ALTCOIN that has risen came down at some point. And it feels like Bitcoin is following the same pattern. Just slower. And NO Altcoin ever rose to old hights again.
EVERY SINGLE ALTCOIN that has risen came down at some point. And it feels like Bitcoin is following the same pattern. Just slower. And NO Altcoin ever rose to old hights again.
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