Why it didn't predict the China dip this morning ?
Average Error: 1.293% right.. nonsense.
It's just a tool for market manipulation.
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I disagree. Greed grinds this economy.
Haha thats total bullsht, you prefer communism ? Capitalism = greed.
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you guys sound like all those delusional aura and maza coin bagholders.
bitcoin is a shitcoin that needs to be cleaned out.
obviously.
BTC is crap? WTF are you even on this board? Don't feed the troll.
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I don't think bitcoin will reach 10,000. EVER.
Why not. Too many people will be too rich after speculating. Haha you made me laugh, that makes no sense at all.
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Satoshi would be worth $1,000,000,000,000 (one trillion dollars). It won't happen.
Bitcoin more than 1500 is too insane to think of. Maybe, just maybe, for a brief period of time there could be gigantic bubble to 2000-3000. A very big maybe. Based on what exactly ?
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I don't think bitcoin will reach 10,000. EVER.
Why not.
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Buy high sell low repait until broke.
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I haven't seen bitpop for a while, still hodling ?
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If a prolonged bear market develops in BTC, one could speculate that some alts will decouple and push in the opposite direction.
We never had a prolonged BTC bear market with serious alt competition.
For 2014 I see litecoin outperform bitcoin. Haha, forget it.
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7 dollars away from that damn trendline....
Nice price recover i think, we could also be in the 570's when the dip continued.
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They run with teh coins.
No just kidding.
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That's what I'm trying to tell here, that there is no point in getting your hopes up with ETF. Please don't start telling me things that particular gold holder anonymity, is comparable the anonymity that is the biggest part of the bitcoin market. It's senseless to ignore the long history, that gold has with human civilization, and the trust that this history brings into the equation. When dealing with wealth, then it's all about trust. Wealth flows into people or places that can be trusted..
Please tell me more about the large gold price manipulation by gold cartels.
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particular gold holders Not an ETF.
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And you didn't understand that the whole point was, that you can't prove who are the owners of the coins in existence. The owners could be vampires, they could be aliens or they could even be squirrels with high levels of intelligence, caused by mutation from nuclear waste. The point here is, that most of the bitcoin owners are not known.
Are all gold owners known, got documentation? You are comparing a best known precious metal, that has a history of thousands of years of ownership and that's biggest stockpiles are registered, to an cryptocurrency with a history of 5 years with most of it involving drug trade and without virtually any registered ownership. When you seriously believe that it's a suitable comparison, then try to read the same thing over couple of more times. If that doesn't help, then give yourself a good pat on the shoulder and rest with certainty that gold is just as fragile as bitcoin. You don't answer my question, are large particular gold holders documentated in a database?
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And you didn't understand that the whole point was, that you can't prove who are the owners of the coins in existence. The owners could be vampires, they could be aliens or they could even be squirrels with high levels of intelligence, caused by mutation from nuclear waste. The point here is, that most of the bitcoin owners are not known.
Are all gold owners known, documentation?
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because when some "early adopter from silkroad" dumps 1mil BTC, and the price drops to 1 cent in minutes, then what will people do? Of course blame the regulators and the government for enabling criminals to infiltrate an honest exchange.
Can you prove that? blockchain adresses.. otherwise fud. If anyone has one million BTC, why would they dump anyway? That makes no sense at all, they make pennies in that case Instead of hundreds of millions.
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