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There is a fixed amount of Bitcoins that will ever be mined, however, Bitcoin is incredibly divisible, making micro transactions a reality.
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Rinse and repeat, rinse and repeat.
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We will soon learn which direction these markets are going to move and move in a big way. I've been few more than a few of these massive pull backs.
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The market is adjusting for the "quick cash" it lost when this was cancelled. IE, the dividends that were going to be issued. A pull back is not a bad thing if you care about the long term growth of Bitcoin. This is healthy.
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The forums I have learned, are the best place to connect with the community.
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Ultimately, bitcoin is going higher over the long term. A pullback here and there is healthy for the long term growth of this market.
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Are you guys okay with the VERY obvious increasing number of people who doesn't even want to invoke a conversation as part of the community?
I'm talking about our community, us in this forum, is it okay for this forum to be like this?
I'm not even sure to call this a community
The community is certainty not what it used to be. Its sad to see from someone who has been around since nearly the start. |
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Youch, that escalated quickly.
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I live by the method of getting your original investment back and playing with the "banks" money. You can sleep easy if you do this.
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Transaction fees are definitely going up.
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Anything with a lower market cap is easier to manipulate. This is true too in the penny stock market. Enter with buy and sell limits and protect yourself. Otherwise sharks will be waiting to hose you.
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I really, really don't think so. It needs to get much more integrated into the banking system for that to be a thing. Currently it is not.
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I remember the days when you could ACTUALLY do a transaction for free. How things have changed.
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I'm really not sure if this will happen or not. However, the Chinese are having a hell of a time cracking down on money fleeing their country. Bitcoin is high on their radars for sure.
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I agree that it won't likely happen in the next few months, but as Mike Maloney states, anything is possible. Who knows what the future is going to bring. BTC has defied so many people already.
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We’re over-taxed and over-regulated. This is resulting in a destructive system that has divided the country into two groups: those who haven’t recovered from the Great Financial Crisis versus those who are getting very rich because they're on the receiving end of the new money created by the Federal Reserve. The people who get to create the credit get to distribute the credit, which always results in a situation where money becomes unfairly distributed, as its allocation is no longer dependent on productivity.
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https://goldsilverliberty.blogspot.ca/2017/11/dr-ron-paul-we-are-approaching-point-of.html |
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Governments around the world are focusing more and more on cryptos. They simply cannot ignore it any longer. Hopefully they will do the smart thing and embrace, rather than reject.
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I'd take this gift any day of the week.  |
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Bitcoin, gold and silver all have their place in a modern day portfolio. They all play a role and should only be ignored at your own peril. Bitcoin is not the same as precious metals, although there are some overlaps.
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