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April 02, 2013, 05:11:44 PM
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This post looks like those annoying chain emails i get
legendary
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April 02, 2013, 05:10:08 PM
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Good stuff!  Grin

From what I've gathered by proliferating this forum, you only know it's a bubble after the fact.  But anyone who knows what Bitcoin is and what it can do to change the world should be holding on for dear life.
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April 02, 2013, 05:08:03 PM
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Is it this?



Or this?



Maybe this?



Possibly this?



Could it be this?








I'm unsure about all of those...

Though, I've heard these are definitely bubbles:









And this:



Also, this:



Here's another good one:



Of course:






So what's the difference?

I suppose, after analyzing the data, that a bubble is anything that goes up very quickly, and back down again just as quick.

Apparently, if it does not go back down, it is not a bubble!


So let me ask all of you something....


Who is to say that Bitcoin will ever go down?


As far as I'm concerned, this is the one I think we all believe is becoming worthless:





Not these:










Perhaps the keyword here is believe



Sure, your house many not have been worth a million dollars during the housing bubble, and you probably knew that....


But if you believe Bitcoin is actually worth even 5% of the currency markets, why should it be a bubble when it needs to increase to a million per before SLOWING DOWN?



This is just the start.



Fundamentally, I believe that Bitcoin is an incredible technology with novel properties that the world will want and is beginning to realize/use.

You can keep US dollars at your own risk, just like Cypriots kept their Euros.

I will keep my bitcoins, thank you very much.
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