Quote from: creekbore
EDIT: Em, if you haven't already, you should read this post by AnonyMint --
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8649126 -- I think this provides some more substantial reasoning as to why getting fund managers involved in the BTC eco-system will eventually lead to disaster.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8649126 -- I think this provides some more substantial reasoning as to why getting fund managers involved in the BTC eco-system will eventually lead to disaster.
So AnonyMint claims a couple of things here:
-Bitcoin was created by the NWO to lure in techno-libertarians/anarchists; soon it will be slammed down by ETFs and other mainstream investment vehicles. There is no evidence of this except what can be assumed and extrapolated from other conspiratorial evidence, which is not without merit but is often... dubious.
-Bitcoin's adoption will slow because it has exhausted its demographics. If innovation continues, it will open up other adoption avenues, right? Not just the basement-dwelling libertarians who surf the internet all day? There seems to be a whole world out there that likes money and might enjoy using a digital ownership protocol.
His first post on this forum was suggesting how Bitcoin could change to reflect his expert analysis of its flaws. I have a hard time taking a doomsdayer with a self-professed IQ of 160 (or something like that) very seriously. I think he takes himself pretty seriously, but I had to unignore him to read his post. I perform with egotistical, self-righteous people all day, on and off the stage, and I cannot abide the narrow "all about me" attitude. It gets old real fast.
IMO, it's really bullish! 
What specifically should I look for? 
