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So the bankers have literally just been designing and developing ever more inventive ways of milking us all.
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So there's no financial geniuses within the industry employed to inovate and bring down transactional costs?
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What happened to all the so called technological wizards who work in the banking industry? The financial sector often boasts that it only employs the best of the best, so that said, why didn't one person within that sector design, develop and conceive an electronic cash or distributed ledger system? What have all these technological wizards been doing within the banking industry all these years?
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Let's all get behind this and move on FFS.
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Like the poster "Welcome to Davos, Satoshi".
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It could be 0 or 1000 Euro at best. Nothing more.
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All this bickering and infighting is going to kill Bitcoin unless people really start to shake up.
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Are you guys for real? Why does everyone assume that you have to be one or the other? What's wrong with having a boot in both camps, Ethereum and Bitcoin? In other words, a bet with and against the banksters. For my understanding Ethereum is not seen or meant as a challenger to Bitcoin. Ethereum is spoken of as the 'Oil' to Bitcoins 'Gold'.
Whats wrong with competition? Did you know necessity is the mother of invention? Bitcoin has not really evolved since the beginning very little development has gone into it, because there was no necessity. BUT times has changed, because now there is something far superior in every way than Bitcoin. I never implied there was anything wrong with competition. You're preaching to the choir replying to me. I'm long on Bitcoin and Ethereum. |
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Are you guys for real? Why does everyone assume that you have to be one or the other? What's wrong with having a boot in both camps, Ethereum and Bitcoin? In other words, a bet with and against the banksters. For my understanding Ethereum is not seen or meant as a challenger to Bitcoin. Ethereum is spoken of as the 'Oil' to Bitcoins 'Gold'.
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So you don't believe in diversified portfolios?
Good luck with that.
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Don't keep all your coins in one basket. It's good to diversify and support both Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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But what does it all mean Basil?
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The Bitcoin is dead. Long live the Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin has not yet been properly established and is volatile to shocks.
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Can you name another business where problems don't get solved, and people just bury their heads in the sand hoping the problem would disappear?
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There are a lot of them. In fact all the businesses we can think of have their problems and some of them never solved but "the show must go on" as they say. I don't like to make unfounded staments so here's the list of unsolved problems in physics for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_problems_in_physicsAnd there many other fields you know and all of them have their unsolved problems, but the life is going on nevertheless. No! Problems are being solved in every business in the real world. The electric car wasn't working, but now we have some which can drive 300 miles. Lightning is getting more efficient with LEDs. We're having smartphones with more computing power than a mainframe computer of 20 years ago. Cars are getting safer and faster... I created this topic as a reaction to Mike Hearn's departure, but I shall add that I'm a BTC entrepreneur. I have a BTC business waiting on my server (well, a small one, it would be managed in my spare time at first). My project has been sitting since last summer, but I'm not launching it because the market conditions aren't good. I'm ready to make it big, and I'm willing to put money into it, but BTC's future is just not secure enough at this time. I need to see where BTC's heading and I need to be sure that BTC can grow big without any hiccup. I'm waiting for this too. I'll be happy to see Bitcoin settled into new block size. |
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After halving it will be more than that... We will see it maybe in July...  There's no precedent of prices rises after halving. |
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