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October 16, 2013, 04:52:50 AM
#27
They said the same thing about Bitcoin when it dropped from $33 to $3..lol

this.
legendary
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October 16, 2013, 03:23:59 AM
#26
Too early to say those words, besides, bitcoin is far far away from its succeed.
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October 16, 2013, 03:16:41 AM
#25
End means the end. We'll see.

If people are still hashing for the coin, trading for it, it definitely still not the end of it.
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October 16, 2013, 03:14:24 AM
#24
alt-coins are worthless because they don't have new groundbreaking features.
legendary
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October 16, 2013, 03:13:09 AM
#23
I am sad to say that we are now entering the endtimes for alt coins. Nobody wanted alt coins to succeed more than me, but it has now become clear that they are nothing more than a failed experiment. Alt coins are crashing across the board, everything from litecoin (down 7.92%), namecoin (down 17.2%), peepeecoin (down 12.83%), novascamcoin (down 4.17%), feathercoin (down 10.79%), primecoin (down 25.31%), and terracoin (down 24.32%). These figures are REAL figures pulled from coinmarketcap.com.

This post is a public service announcement designed to help those of you still clutching your worthless alt coins to sell them for bitcoin ASAP and save yourself a lot of heartache. Just get rid of them, close this useless altcoin subsection, and go buy some BFL asics if you really want to mine something.

Lies!

They said the same thing about Bitcoin when it dropped from $33 to $3..lol
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October 16, 2013, 02:59:37 AM
#22


Peercoin's price is skyrocketing, imo will replace btc within 5 years. PPC just had a correction that's why it just went down, it is still up 40%+ since last month.

.This is not the endtimes for alt coins? This is just the beginning. BTC has limitations, altcoins will solve these problems in their own specific ways.
legendary
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October 16, 2013, 02:51:20 AM
#21
Wait till governments take Bitcoin seriously and start regulate it. This will be a great opportunity for new altcoins designed specially to fit or get around those regulations.

I've never really brought into that idea much. Regulation will be an umbrella covering all crypto-currencies.


I wouldn't bet on that for a second.  It could be an umbrella, or it could be specific.  It could even mention bitcoin by name

Being specific would open up a lot of back doors, so I guess a generic umbrella style regulation would be easier to implement and maintain.
legendary
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October 16, 2013, 02:45:33 AM
#20
I am sad to say that we are now entering the endtimes for alt coins. Nobody wanted alt coins to succeed more than me, but it has now become clear that they are nothing more than a failed experiment. Alt coins are crashing across the board, everything from litecoin (down 7.92%), namecoin (down 17.2%), peepeecoin (down 12.83%), novascamcoin (down 4.17%), feathercoin (down 10.79%), primecoin (down 25.31%), and terracoin (down 24.32%). These figures are REAL figures pulled from coinmarketcap.com.

This post is a public service announcement designed to help those of you still clutching your worthless alt coins to sell them for bitcoin ASAP and save yourself a lot of heartache. Just get rid of them, close this useless altcoin subsection, and go buy some BFL asics if you really want to mine something.
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October 16, 2013, 02:41:46 AM
#19
Regulation will be an umbrella covering all crypto-currencies.

Governments are regulating decentralized virtual currencies.  Every FinCEN regulation which applies to entities exchanging Bitcoins equally applies to all current and future altcoins.

If the anonymity of cryptocurrencies become an obstacle to legally use it, it will be be sacrificed. Some freshly designed BigBrotherCoin can enforce identity disclosure to government but not to general public. Bitcoin can't.
The anonymity of Bitcoin makes it perfect tool for tax evasion. Some freshly designed TaxCoin can embed end enforce VAT rules, Bitcoin can't.
Bitcoin is open to everyone without limitations. Some SecessionRegionalCoin can be limited to only preapproved merchants and miners, Bitcoin can't.
Governments regulate economy via money supply, using banks as a proxy. Some BanksterCoin can implement fractional reserve rules, Bitcoin can't.
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October 16, 2013, 02:35:27 AM
#18
Wait till governments take Bitcoin seriously and start regulate it. This will be a great opportunity for new altcoins designed specially to fit or get around those regulations.

I've never really brought into that idea much. Regulation will be an umbrella covering all crypto-currencies.


I wouldn't bet on that for a second.  It could be an umbrella, or it could be specific.  It could even mention bitcoin by name
sr. member
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October 16, 2013, 02:24:10 AM
#17


Verse 101 of the same song started in early 2011....


~BCX~
yeah except now they call it the end when litecoin goes from 2.50 to 1.89 instead of when bitcoin goes from 2.50 to 1.89
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October 16, 2013, 02:15:14 AM
#16
Of course this isn't the end of alt coins, they usually go down when bitcoin goes up, this time bitcoin has gone up a lot so they've gone down a lot.  Once bitcoin settles they'll shoot back up again.
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October 16, 2013, 02:01:50 AM
#15
Just get rid of them, close this useless altcoin subsection, and go buy some BFL asics if you really want to mine something.

Is this sarcarsm or something?
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Gerald Davis
October 16, 2013, 01:58:21 AM
#14
All Bitcoin derived altcoins are dead ducks. Litecoiners (bagholders) still believe there are some mystery buyers on gox who will pay upwards of $5 for their rubbish, let's not even go into the others. No doubt, they were a good money spinner but Bitcoin is where the growth has occurred and where it will continue to occur. Altcoins in 2013 were nothing more than an opportunity to get some easy bitcoins, nothing more, nothing less. Remember, there are always some people who hold things all the way to the bottom in complete and utter denial.

actually its bitcoin thats a dead man working. pow was only ever meant to be a temp solution and was never meant to be gamed like it is currently being...............be very interesting show when the dif hits the mark  Shocked

Please post a reference to where Satoshi claimed POW was a temporary solution.   POW works at all difficulty levels.  If difficulty exceeds the revenue for miners the least efficient miners will be squeezed out and difficulty will decline.

Not sure why you think the ASIC rise is anything different than the past.   ASICs have so far pushed difficulty from 20M to 200M and likely to 4B or higher.   Sounds impressive until you realize that CPU and GPU pushed difficulty from <1 to 20 million+.   When ASICs push difficulty to 400 trillion it will have a rise in magnitude that is comparable.
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Gerald Davis
October 16, 2013, 01:57:01 AM
#13
Wait till governments take Bitcoin seriously and start regulate it. This will be a great opportunity for new altcoins designed specially to fit or get around those regulations.

No government is regulating "Bitcoin".  FinCEN guidance never once uses the word Bitcoin.  Governments are regulating decentralized virtual currencies.  Every FinCEN regulation which applies to entities exchanging Bitcoins equally applies to all current and future altcoins.
legendary
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October 16, 2013, 01:56:40 AM
#12
All Bitcoin derived altcoins are dead ducks. Litecoiners (bagholders) still believe there are some mystery buyers on gox who will pay upwards of $5 for their rubbish, let's not even go into the others. No doubt, they were a good money spinner but Bitcoin is where the growth has occurred and where it will continue to occur. Altcoins in 2013 were nothing more than an opportunity to get some easy bitcoins, nothing more, nothing less. Remember, there are always some people who hold things all the way to the bottom in complete and utter denial.

actually its bitcoin thats a dead man working. pow was only ever meant to be a temp solution and was never meant to be gamed like it is currently being...............be very interesting show when the dif hits the mark  Shocked


but u guys bought into an anon idealist (and paranoid nutjob too boot)....and think there is no risk lol
legendary
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October 16, 2013, 01:44:51 AM
#11
Wait till governments take Bitcoin seriously and start regulate it. This will be a great opportunity for new altcoins designed specially to fit or get around those regulations.

I've never really brought into that idea much. Regulation will be an umbrella covering all crypto-currencies.
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October 16, 2013, 01:32:55 AM
#10
Wait till governments take Bitcoin seriously and start regulate it. This will be a great opportunity for new altcoins designed specially to fit or get around those regulations.
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October 16, 2013, 01:19:41 AM
#9
Actually you can call that a correlation table of how strong the relationship is between BTC and Alt-Coins
Less variance with rising bitcoin prices more independent it is Smiley

Pending that their is enough volume traded to make those correlations
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October 16, 2013, 01:17:35 AM
#8
This happens every time the BTC value rises.  But don't worry, it will crash again soon, and all the alts will rise again.

Remember that most alt miners don't care about the ALT/BTC value.  They only care about the ALT/Fiat value.  They just use BTC as a medium to make that trade.  So whenever it looks like alts are crashing, just look at the BTC value and you'll see it's rising.  Just enough so that the ALT/Fiat value remains somewhat constant.
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