Topic: Study Says - 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions Will Happen This Year - page 2. (Read 3760 times)
February 09, 2015, 10:00:38 PM
Can a study predict the future? I think not. Bitcoin transactions are at an all time high.
February 09, 2015, 09:52:39 PM
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Perhaps Bank of America were told what they wanted to hear.
Time will tell in any case, but we should exhume this thread in a year or so no matter how things go.
Perhaps Bank of America were told what they wanted to hear.
Time will tell in any case, but we should exhume this thread in a year or so no matter how things go.
February 09, 2015, 09:35:06 PM
As the article said, cryptocurrency transactions will drop but Bitcoin might be holding on as a payment technology alternative.
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
50% might be lower than what I think
Yeah, I would be very surprised if it would be only 50% drop. Since at least 95% of alts are absolutely useless rubbish 95% drop would make more sense. To figure this out no need to be conduct a fucking research - it is just common sense.
As you can see, you can't read any altcoin movements right now.
February 09, 2015, 09:32:03 PM
As the article said, cryptocurrency transactions will drop but Bitcoin might be holding on as a payment technology alternative.
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
50% might be lower than what I think
Yeah, I would be very surprised if it would be only 50% drop. Since at least 95% of alts are absolutely useless rubbish 95% drop would make more sense. To figure this out no need to be conduct a fucking research - it is just common sense.
February 09, 2015, 09:21:32 PM
As the article said, cryptocurrency transactions will drop but Bitcoin might be holding on as a payment technology alternative.
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
50% might be lower than what I think
February 09, 2015, 08:13:25 PM
this would obviously hurt the price ..especially with miners pumping out 3600 coins per day
February 09, 2015, 07:40:33 PM
As the article said, cryptocurrency transactions will drop but Bitcoin might be holding on as a payment technology alternative.
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
Did anyone here even read the article before commenting here? It is behind the biggest paywall I've ever seen.
Total: £1750.00
The article is accessible.
Are you talking about the original research report the article is based on?
February 08, 2015, 10:10:28 PM
As the article said, cryptocurrency transactions will drop but Bitcoin might be holding on as a payment technology alternative.
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
50% maybe is a lot bigger than what I am expecting. For sure there will be loss, but not that big.
February 08, 2015, 09:15:47 AM
As the article said, cryptocurrency transactions will drop but Bitcoin might be holding on as a payment technology alternative.
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
Did anyone here even read the article before commenting here? It is behind the biggest paywall I've ever seen.
Total: £1750.00
February 08, 2015, 07:02:20 AM
Actually, the study doesn't conclude bitcoin transactions will reduce 50%, it says the dollar amount of transactions will reduce up to 50%, which is a major difference.
Here's the study http://www.juniperresearch.com/research/cryptocurrency
You can find articles around the web with the conclusions.
Here's the study http://www.juniperresearch.com/research/cryptocurrency
You can find articles around the web with the conclusions.
The whole report with all details (82 pages) is available for a cool £1,750! And you can't even pay with BTC!
I think I shall start a poll. Does one prefer to buy 10 BTC or buy this report?
My sincere opinion is that anyone choosing to buy the report should be lobotomized.
February 08, 2015, 06:38:46 AM
Actually, the study doesn't conclude bitcoin transactions will reduce 50%, it says the dollar amount of transactions will reduce up to 50%, which is a major difference.
Here's the study http://www.juniperresearch.com/research/cryptocurrency
You can find articles around the web with the conclusions.
Here's the study http://www.juniperresearch.com/research/cryptocurrency
You can find articles around the web with the conclusions.
Yup, that is way different.
If people were using bitcoins to gamble and bitcoin loses half its value, the dollar value of bitcoin transactions would reduce by half too.
February 07, 2015, 11:09:52 AM
Very useless article. This "study" must be based on real facts.
What is the point of this thread?
What is the point of this thread?
February 07, 2015, 10:57:41 AM
who cares… Bitcoin doesnt care.. Bitcoin is not going to die. What are you worried about?
WHY THEFUCK ARE YOU ALL SO WORRIED about bitcoin failing. the smallest uptick in users will causes the price to go parabolic. Once a real word case of necessity is made, transaction volume will go through the roof.
WHY THEFUCK ARE YOU ALL SO WORRIED about bitcoin failing. the smallest uptick in users will causes the price to go parabolic. Once a real word case of necessity is made, transaction volume will go through the roof.
Its been nearly 6 years, when is that "real world case of necessity" coming around?
February 07, 2015, 09:08:06 AM
I'm not sure exactly what metric they use for their study as the explanation doesn't go into that detail or how they arrive and come up with that conclusion but one thing for sure, i believe with adoption rate on the increasing trend that should track towards the positive side. Not the other way round. Or there is something else i missed out.
February 06, 2015, 08:49:14 AM
Did they correctly predict the rise in transactions last year?
February 06, 2015, 08:45:34 AM
Well, less stress for the blockchain so anti fork people can circlejerk about it until the transactions go up again and we are faced with the same problem again.
February 06, 2015, 04:28:59 AM
As the article said, cryptocurrency transactions will drop but Bitcoin might be holding on as a payment technology alternative.
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
A 50% Drop In Cryptocurrency Transactions This Year Is imminent
However, a 50% drop is as bad as it gets. In the midst of left and right financing from companies who are now considering cryptocurrency as a potential option.
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
The Author himself said "I believe that cryptocurrency as a whole might face a decrease of transactions made this year but Bitcoin will continue to flourish as a alternative payment technology for people around the world. "
There is nothing about death of Bitcoin!! Bitcoin must have bright future!!!
I really dont care about other cryptocurrency. I just want Bitcoin to withstand everything. Including studies and researches.
February 06, 2015, 04:03:45 AM
February 06, 2015, 03:58:34 AM
who cares… Bitcoin doesnt care.. Bitcoin is not going to die. What are you worried about?
WHY THEFUCK ARE YOU ALL SO WORRIED about bitcoin failing. the smallest uptick in users will causes the price to go parabolic. Once a real word case of necessity is made, transaction volume will go through the roof.
WHY THEFUCK ARE YOU ALL SO WORRIED about bitcoin failing. the smallest uptick in users will causes the price to go parabolic. Once a real word case of necessity is made, transaction volume will go through the roof.
sometimes i feel the same bro 
February 05, 2015, 11:53:23 PM
Do you think this study is true? Aside from adoption, is there any possible way to help turn the tides for cryptocurrency?
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