I can't stop clicking it.

I heard it might be a scam? HOw do you know it's completely legit?

I'm talking about long-term huge profit: like investing lots of money hoping to became millionaire years later.

Everybody's talking about bitcoins boom now, but i think that the best investment is in undervalued alternative cryptocurrencies now.

3 days ago i almost tripled my money with litecoins (some say it was a pump and dump, ok), from 1.8$, to 4.5$.
With bitcoins i'd earn only about +15%.


So the question is: what do you think are the most undervalued now and why?

Maybe we can't predict the burst because all it takes is a coincidence: few large bears/hoarders decide it's time to cash-out in the same minute.

I wonder how many of these bears are selling what they bought at 185$+ today.

It seems like 10-15k new users everyday from recent updates!

It begins!

With all these bubble rumors, i think most newbuyers are just gambling something they can afford to loose, hoping to became rich/make some bucks some day.

Some good photoshopper might want to overlap the 2 images.

Is someone able to determine if big hoarders are starting to sell/buy more? Same with medium and small buyers/sellers.
Bonus points for charts.

Is btc-24 ddos attacked atm? it's 11.30 in EU, money were flowing in, shit.

How big is the chinese market compared to Gox?

omg monday will be huge

People were hoping to see the price dropping in the w/e to buy cheap before the monday crash, now they realize that they had all the same plan?

Many people in this forum are miners and they'll find lots of arguments to convince you that there'll never be a bubble, but simple because they can get more profit mining if prices go up.

I think the only people who'll make money are those who will get out in time and closest to the bubble.
Lots of people will loose money panic selling their bitcoins.

This is a great opportunity to make or loose lots of money. I don't think BTCs will became mainstream enough (it's too much of a "geek-thing" imho) to sustain this kind of growth, and when it will be clear to everybody that prices aren't increasing anymore, everybody will want to cashout but there will be no "new-geeks" ready to pay a shit-ton of money.

This doesn't mean that the price can't reach very high levels in the next few weeks/months or whatever.

And these newcomers will be more and more inclined to panic sell.

Journalists are mostly ignorant, stupid and too lazy to write something accurate on a very difficult matter like this.

Do you guys think it will be possible for central banks to generate new cryptocurrencys in the future?

What are the implycations if it's possible?