We need more people with this mentality. Weak hands willing to sell their coins CHEAP!
lol, yes. Gotta love buy high - sell low traders!
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what are you waiting for? there's enough people selling already
He's waiting for YOUR coins!
Topic: Something that might severely limit Bitcoin's growth potential. (Read 6157 times)
lol, yes. Gotta love buy high - sell low traders!
He's waiting for YOUR coins!
i will for aslong there's real money to be made in bitcoin and this forum is just a side kick for entertainment
You remind of the people who bought BTC for $30+ and cried / complained after it came back to $2, but maybe it works for you. Good luck with your bubble mentality!
We need more people with this mentality. Weak hands willing to sell their coins CHEAP!
i will for aslong there's real money to be made in bitcoin and this forum is just a side kick for entertainment
You remind of the people who bought BTC for $30+ and cried / complained after it came back to $2, but maybe it works for you. Good luck with your bubble mentality!
We need more people with this mentality. Weak hands willing to sell their coins CHEAP!
i will for aslong there's real money to be made in bitcoin and this forum is just a side kick for entertainment
You remind of the people who bought BTC for $30+ and cried / complained after it came back to $2, but maybe it works for you. Good luck with your bubble mentality!
who cares, there are plenty of flaws in bitcoin's protocol that prevents it from being usable in day to day trade
most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price, the sooner the better so we can move on
most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price, the sooner the better so we can move on
You are awesome,
I hope you be around for a long time.
I'm unsure if Bitcoin is really the optimal p2p currency. Tor works without fees; why can't Bitcoin be designed differently to work the same way?
Tor works without fees, because many people are relaying for free, however the system is extremely slow compared to VPN services, because without fees it allows for abuse of the system.
Tor works without fees;
Barely. And it's quite niche because of it. 
I'm unsure if Bitcoin is really the optimal p2p currency. Tor works without fees; why can't Bitcoin be designed differently to work the same way?
P2P currently for slow trades waiting on 6 confirmations that take an hour, or use a middle man like MtGox redeemable codes for instant balance transfer.
You'll have power to do either.
I'm unsure if Bitcoin is really the optimal p2p currency. Tor works without fees; why can't Bitcoin be designed differently to work the same way?
Ripple is under the control of a few people, is that right?
You can fork the Ripple system if you like. Client is open source, server not yet but you can ask them afaik. If you don't trust them with their promise of better decentralization soon, and if you have a better solution to prevent spam and fake accounts than the usage of XRPs, then go ahead.
Its good that it is open source, but then there is just one server? I believe I do have a better solution. Its just plain PHP, can be open sourced, and will work with freely available software on most servers. Users can make money two ways with this. More coming up...
who cares, there are plenty of flaws in bitcoin's protocol that prevents it from being usable in day to day trade
most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price, the sooner the better so we can move on
most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price, the sooner the better so we can move on
You are awesome,
I hope you be around for a long time.
Ripple is under the control of a few people, is that right?
You can fork the Ripple system if you like. Client is open source, server not yet but you can ask them afaik. If you don't trust them with their promise of better decentralization soon, and if you have a better solution to prevent spam and fake accounts than the usage of XRPs, then go ahead.
who cares, there are plenty of flaws in bitcoin's protocol that prevents it from being usable in day to day trade
most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price, the sooner the better so we can move on
most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price, the sooner the better so we can move on
you're an idiot.
i think you should move on NOW.
Yeah, but those things have actual real world value
Bitcoin does not
So Bitcoin can't be used to make pseudo-anonymous payments over the Internet in a timely manner, and it can't act as a store of wealth, either? Can a service (that literally nothing else offers as well and in one package) not be valuable? When you call a maid over to clean your house, do you not pay her because you can never own her, nor short her?
who cares, there are plenty of flaws in bitcoin's protocol that prevents it from being usable in day to day trade
most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price, the sooner the better so we can move on
Go away, nobody likes you.most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price, the sooner the better so we can move on
As for the topic, I could be wrong but couldn't the number of transactions significantly increase without making it significantly harder to process the block (aside from the size problem), but as a result significantly upping the number of transaction fees? Such that the current typical transaction fees of .001-.0005 or so (adjusted for changes in Bitcoin's value, of course) would be enough, because each block would have many times more of those fees than in current blocks.
It all depends on what decision will be made about increasing the block size.
most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price
I'm not. I'm the 1%!
A vast portion of bitcoiners are in it for the long run. Because it empowers people, not because they want fast fiat profits.
Guys as "wopwop" are just "weak hands" that will allow us true believers to get "cheap coins" in the short term.
Systems that work on top of Bitcoin, like Ripple, will takeover the responsibility for most transactions, especially micro-payments.
Ripple is under the control of a few people, is that right? The best way to help bitcoin is to provide a truly decentralized market for trading or whatever else people want to do with their money.
With regard to being useful for daily hand-to-hand transactions, Berkshire Hathaway shares, 500-foot (150-meter) yachts, and financial district office towers are not are inconvenient mediums of exchange, and yet markets in them exist.
Yes, but those are always negotiated for in cash. I doubt anyone has traded their yacht for a few shares of BRK.A.
I assume most people wish Bitcoin to supercede the use of cash in the world economy.
most of us here are only here to cashout on a higher price
I'm not. I'm the 1%!
With regard to being useful for daily hand-to-hand transactions, Berkshire Hathaway shares, 500-foot (150-meter) yachts, and financial district office towers are not are inconvenient mediums of exchange, and yet markets in them exist.
Yeah, but those things have actual real world value
Bitcoin does not
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