Topic: The Future of the Bitcoin - page 2. (Read 6192 times)
The future of bitcoin, not just bitcoin but the whole market and cryptocurrency itself will rely and depend on us, on how we connect to digital world and how we use it. I see the future of bitcoin as a great thing that we are going to have in the future, a new innovation of daily currency and a volatile asset.
There will be many such 'Intels' and anyone can potentially start one. But even the biggest player won't be able to change the rules without everyone agreeing.
I agree on you, that will depends of everyones decision that may affect to the possible results. The future of bitcoin either positive that 95% of people will be happy and the rest for the negative instances. Bitcoin guarantee that it os a smart way of investing and safe bitcoin trading. After the big crash, cryptocurrency prices are slowly starting to stabilise. Investors use this crash as an opportunity to buy into the market. The possible thing bitcoin undergoes to become strong enough.
it will become legal in more and more countries
Bitcoins future is very bright and promising because bitcoin is the first crypto currency started to the yea r2009..Bitcoin haste specific character that it is a de centralized one and maintain the anonymity it become more popular in the crypto market.
Future of Bitcoin is looking very bright and as in previous days i have read an article where price of bitcoin was imagined 25k$ in the end of 2018. So if such happen then bitcoin will get more success and more people will be start investing here. So as users of bitcoin is increasing then it means bitcoin future will be shining more and more.
Currently, so many countries have tried to develop cryptocurrency, especially bitcoin. I feel that this will continue to be continued and developed, until everyone in the world uses this technology as one of the tools to grow their business, and their business. I predict that bitcoin will actually become popular in the future. 
Future of Bitcoin is looking very bright and as in previous days i have read an article where price of bitcoin was imagined 25k$ in the end of 2018. So if such happen then bitcoin will get more success and more people will be start investing here. So as users of bitcoin is increasing then it means bitcoin future will be shining more and more.
Hello folks,
I've been watching this for a long time now, and I've just recently gotten involved...gotten my first .05...the whole nine yards.
It feels great.
But at the same time, I have a question that has been gnawing at me for sometime. I've been reading people's posts about this being a real future currency. I know it's a currency now, but it's not mainstream. And it's certainly not something that is close to adoption on a large scale. Here's the issue I see:
Difficulty to mint bitcoins is increasing. This is something that is SUPPOSE to happen, but doesn't this hurt the future of the bitcoin? Using computer power to create more means that those with computer power are the most powerful (not to be redundant). This works now because it's a new commodity on the uprise..but what happens when the difficulty rises above what an average computer user can manage? In fact, hasn't it already? To really be competitive in acquiring more of these things, I need to go out and spend a couple hundred dollars on a new video cards. I don't want to argue with anyone about how much the buy in is right now, because that's not really the point. Difficulty will continue to increase, and what I see when I look ahead is a future where supercomputers mint new bitcoins. That's interesting, isn't it? Now, I realize that by this point the market will be much more saturated with these things, but I'm trying to parallel this with the dollar.
In a Bitcoin future, will Intel be the next federal reserve?
Bitcoin has been rising in recent months as its exchange rate continues to rise dramatically. But what exactly is the future of this cryptocurrency? James Altucher, a technology investor, fund manager, and venture capitalist, wrote 10 predictions about this digital currency. According to him, 98% of existing digital currencies fall into the category of fraud, but bitcoin, and a number of other digital currencies, have different cases.I've been watching this for a long time now, and I've just recently gotten involved...gotten my first .05...the whole nine yards.
It feels great.
But at the same time, I have a question that has been gnawing at me for sometime. I've been reading people's posts about this being a real future currency. I know it's a currency now, but it's not mainstream. And it's certainly not something that is close to adoption on a large scale. Here's the issue I see:
Difficulty to mint bitcoins is increasing. This is something that is SUPPOSE to happen, but doesn't this hurt the future of the bitcoin? Using computer power to create more means that those with computer power are the most powerful (not to be redundant). This works now because it's a new commodity on the uprise..but what happens when the difficulty rises above what an average computer user can manage? In fact, hasn't it already? To really be competitive in acquiring more of these things, I need to go out and spend a couple hundred dollars on a new video cards. I don't want to argue with anyone about how much the buy in is right now, because that's not really the point. Difficulty will continue to increase, and what I see when I look ahead is a future where supercomputers mint new bitcoins. That's interesting, isn't it? Now, I realize that by this point the market will be much more saturated with these things, but I'm trying to parallel this with the dollar.
In a Bitcoin future, will Intel be the next federal reserve?
Bitcoin investment is a good way to achieve success. His study system is very important in college to get knowledge about Bitcoin. Some people love Bitakaye but do not know much about it. So, in order to spread the knowledge of Bitcoin among all, Bitcoin education system should be started in the college.
Bitcoin is interested in investing in a large number of people, because they can earn money on investment. Bitcoin's future is very bright if the interest of the investor remains intact.
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The whole point of processing is to secure the bitcoin network. Zombie botnet secure it. Intel supercomputers secure it.Bitcoin banks with an interest in bitcoin security will just throw some mining hardware at the problem. Anybody who mines, secure it.
Would you mind expanding on this idea of "securing" it? Why does this secure it? Because it guarantees that there will always be more?
I think the bitcoin will be developed in the future again because bitcoin more and more interest, and many investors are increasingly period to hunt bitcoin.
Bitcoin in the future will be more popular, it will gain more followers in the whole world because of the opportunity that brings us to earn more by just trusting in a way of investing then hold. If we just believe and trust at bitcoin it will gives as high profits sooner by just holding and sell only if the price goes high. Bitcoin will be more valuable in the future.
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The whole point of processing is to secure the bitcoin network. Zombie botnet secure it. Intel supercomputers secure it.Bitcoin banks with an interest in bitcoin security will just throw some mining hardware at the problem. Anybody who mines, secure it.
Would you mind expanding on this idea of "securing" it? Why does this secure it? Because it guarantees that there will always be more?
I hope the cost of bitcoin will be between $ 15,000 and $ 25,000,
Bitcoin's future is very bright.
Bitcoin's future is very bright.
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Bitcoin is waiting for a great future and cannot be stopped. it is really good for long term investment.
bitcoin is gaining much value slowly but surely.
obviously Bitcoin future Bright.
It's great to have the same insights as you, and I think Bitcoin is like a long-term investment with low risk and it's probably not risky to hold it for long periods of time. Bitcoin is slowly coming back slowly and not significantly reduced. bitcoin is gaining much value slowly but surely.
obviously Bitcoin future Bright.
I am really passionate Bitcoin. I would like own Bitcoin as much as possible. However, It maybe too late to do that. So, find my opportunity for other digital crytocurrencies.
There will be many such 'Intels' and anyone can potentially start one. But even the biggest player won't be able to change the rules without everyone agreeing.
more rules may be much better, to minimize the number of data theft of criminals, and account hijackers. so there will not be much bounty scam and spam. thus making the heart calm and comfortable.
You shouldn't worry about super computers...it won't pay...mining will migrate toward the most cost effective hardware, not necessarily the fastest. Already people claim that a 5870 card is more cost effective than a 5970. Pooled mining with commodity hardware is probably going to be more cost effective than super computers.
Hello folks,
I've been watching this for a long time now, and I've just recently gotten involved...gotten my first .05...the whole nine yards.
It feels great.
But at the same time, I have a question that has been gnawing at me for sometime. I've been reading people's posts about this being a real future currency. I know it's a currency now, but it's not mainstream. And it's certainly not something that is close to adoption on a large scale. Here's the issue I see:
Difficulty to mint bitcoins is increasing. This is something that is SUPPOSE to happen, but doesn't this hurt the future of the bitcoin? Using computer power to create more means that those with computer power are the most powerful (not to be redundant). This works now because it's a new commodity on the uprise..but what happens when the difficulty rises above what an average computer user can manage? In fact, hasn't it already? To really be competitive in acquiring more of these things, I need to go out and spend a couple hundred dollars on a new video cards. I don't want to argue with anyone about how much the buy in is right now, because that's not really the point. Difficulty will continue to increase, and what I see when I look ahead is a future where supercomputers mint new bitcoins. That's interesting, isn't it? Now, I realize that by this point the market will be much more saturated with these things, but I'm trying to parallel this with the dollar.
In a Bitcoin future, will Intel be the next federal reserve?
The future of the bitcoin I believe will be very good.Because many people are already supporting bitcoin.Bitcoin is very well known by many people and has been and aid in the financial needs of many people that is why it is very strong. I've been watching this for a long time now, and I've just recently gotten involved...gotten my first .05...the whole nine yards.
It feels great.
But at the same time, I have a question that has been gnawing at me for sometime. I've been reading people's posts about this being a real future currency. I know it's a currency now, but it's not mainstream. And it's certainly not something that is close to adoption on a large scale. Here's the issue I see:
Difficulty to mint bitcoins is increasing. This is something that is SUPPOSE to happen, but doesn't this hurt the future of the bitcoin? Using computer power to create more means that those with computer power are the most powerful (not to be redundant). This works now because it's a new commodity on the uprise..but what happens when the difficulty rises above what an average computer user can manage? In fact, hasn't it already? To really be competitive in acquiring more of these things, I need to go out and spend a couple hundred dollars on a new video cards. I don't want to argue with anyone about how much the buy in is right now, because that's not really the point. Difficulty will continue to increase, and what I see when I look ahead is a future where supercomputers mint new bitcoins. That's interesting, isn't it? Now, I realize that by this point the market will be much more saturated with these things, but I'm trying to parallel this with the dollar.
In a Bitcoin future, will Intel be the next federal reserve?
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