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legendary
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February 23, 2016, 10:13:54 AM
#7
There are too many flaws here to begin with.
1) Bitcoin is not dead, it is peaking with adoption.
2) Decentralized != fail.
3) Promoting an altcoin (Ethereum).
4) Bitcoin and Ethereum are not comparable.
5) Ethereum is not dedicated to moving and validating money, it is more of a complex blockchain based contract mechanism.

Not even on purpose, I just read this thread a few minutes ago...
It's just a coincidence, right?
legendary
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February 23, 2016, 10:12:41 AM
#6
Not even on purpose, I just read this thread a few minutes ago...

Interesting thread.  I have often thought there is an element of social engineering going on with btc and the community. The infighting and indecisiveness certainly does not help btc. 

I am suspect though of a post that talks about the death of btc while propping up ETH. 

Is this a rumor to get ethereum fully pump,if somethings goes wrong with bitcoin there will be a lot of exodus to ethereum,not the right time to happen ,bitcoin is now going great and really back on track..
legendary
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February 23, 2016, 10:08:47 AM
#5
Not even on purpose, I just read this thread a few minutes ago...

bullshit, people forget that bitcoin was alive since the beginning when there was only satoshi experimenting with it

it's basically impossible to kill, no matter what you do at best you could depreciate its value

also ETH is not a competitor, the coin itself does not offer anything new against bitcoin, and the platform can be used with bitcoin too if they want to integrate it
hero member
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February 23, 2016, 09:56:38 AM
#4
Not even on purpose, I just read this thread a few minutes ago...

Interesting thread.  I have often thought there is an element of social engineering going on with btc and the community. The infighting and indecisiveness certainly does not help btc. 

I am suspect though of a post that talks about the death of btc while propping up ETH. 
legendary
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February 23, 2016, 09:17:48 AM
#3
Ethereum is one to watch for sure and wise to hedge your bets with especially as many financial institutions are looking into facilities it. Look how fast Ethereum has grown in its short few months.

http://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/trading/ethereum-now-worth-more-than-ripple-and-litecoin-combined/
legendary
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February 23, 2016, 09:12:52 AM
#2
Not even on purpose, I just read this thread a few minutes ago...
hero member
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February 23, 2016, 09:11:25 AM
#1
Well everyone - the experiment is over.  The blocksize/capacity thing just shows how fucking dumb 'concensus' is.  Everything 'distributed' = total fail.  They can't agree to move forward.  There is no CEO.  Now Coinbase is objecting to the bullshit HF 2017.  Having nobody to make a decision has ruined bitcoin. 

Ethereum on the other hand is raging up there.  It's going to be huge.  They actually have someone on the top deciding to go left or right when they come to a fork (no pun intended).  'distributed' is cool, but it is unmanageable.  Just let it go with no one at the wheel proved to be stupid.

Bitcoin is now fully fucked.  Looks like Hearn's ragequit wasn't misplaced. 

Time to buy Ethereum  - Say goodbye to bitcoin.

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