Topic: The End Is Near - page 8. (Read 11571 times)
I find the blue font color lends a lot of credibility to this argument. Only a counter argument in a red font could convince me otherwise.
IT ONLY HAS BEGUN!!!
In 4 years since the launch? U r kidding.
It doesnt even moved from beta yet ...
Like any of the other altcoins won't face the same challenge. haven't seen such a bs post in a long-time. Sounds like another LTC troll. There are so many of them, must be hoards of them.
IT ONLY HAS BEGUN!!!
In 4 years since the launch? U r kidding.
Good bye. How much do you sell your Bitcointalk account?
I don't sell it. I'm going to keep in touch with altcoins. One of them should reach the goal of Bitcoin.
Could you just go ahead and send me all of yours then? They're not worth anything anyways.
Cashed out, sorry, u r too late.
lol
bye bye...
i hope not to see you here anymore...
on the other side of BTC....
IT ONLY HAS BEGUN!!!
bye bye...
i hope not to see you here anymore...
on the other side of BTC....
IT ONLY HAS BEGUN!!!
i'll bail ya out 
Good bye. How much do you sell your Bitcointalk account?
Could you just go ahead and send me all of yours then? They're not worth anything anyways.
People lost their faith in Bitcoin. The rise of competing altcoins, govt regulation, shutdowns of exchanges, frozen bank accounts, recent crashes called "fluctuations", black PR. More than 4 years have passed since the launch and Bitcoin is still far from world-wide adoption. In our fast-paced world 4 years is too much time. Those who familiar with Bitcoin see other worrying indications - price manipulation, inability of core devs to solve technical issues related to scalability, centralization, successful attempts of some persons to regulate Bitcoin. For me it's obvious now that The End Is Near. Bitcoin failed, time to move on...
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