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721  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs on: May 12, 2017, 11:14:55 PM
Ok I have been using the nem nano wallet recently and the full NCC and also downlaoded the android.

2 features may I suggest:

1] In the nano, I can not see (and it may be there) if a copy my address button is present, I can only see send, and QR?

I think having receive next to send will help newbs and a copy button next to the address

2] If there was a button that allowed one click back up of encrypted wallet to dropbox, mega or onedrive or some such, and one click retrieval this may be neat.....but I understand the security implications if peoples passwords are not strong enough.

Also perhaps some stenography so it is not a wlt file but hidden a jpg of you choice or something could be a feature, that would make it easy to visually remeber and almost impossible to use as an attacker would not know what to look for.


Generally speaking the speed of nem transfers is very very good, most impressed and the nano wallet has a nice interface.
722  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs on: May 12, 2017, 11:12:52 AM
the rednem link seems to not work/resolve
723  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers on: May 12, 2017, 11:12:03 AM
scv mine more minerals

when I see lisk  I think of Starcraft minerals
724  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs on: May 08, 2017, 09:32:15 AM
I think this a good opportunity for the NEM dev and foundation to set up some serious funding for years to come.
725  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC feeling the decline on: May 08, 2017, 07:15:55 AM
Good we are narrowing your arguments even more::

Your objection was must solve the quadratic problem for blocksize increase. Fair enough, I agree. I point out that segwit is not a condition precedent to that part of the code, you counter it is a condition desirable or precedent.
Segwit is the initial solution for quadratic validation time, ready, tested, deployed on several networks. Do you have brain damage? Don't whine about any ad hominem again.
Your stuck on a solution, and not addressing why you need to bring the rest of segwit with it. You best tested. Ok. but why do you need to bring all of it? You can just excise the quad scaling soln.

You then go onto name calling, which appears to be a stereotypical response for you.

Yes there are often trade offs, but TPS solutions have market appeal and there are superior ones to the current state of BTC was the contention.
There is no indicator of market appeal for mimblewimble besides it being a Bitcoin sidechain.
This was not the reason for introducing mimblewimble to the argument. Rather it was you proposition that other coins face worse scaleing than BTC at BTC usage levels. I agree many do. But some don't, NEM and mimblewimble seem to offer better options. Maybe even Dash due to the structure of their insensitive scheme to run nodes

 
So this example can not be raised [by you] with any confidence so end of that argument for you
It is a valid argument and destroys yours in a jiffy. The rest of your mambo jumbo is not worth responding to. You've lost on every single point raised by "clarifying, complaining, whining or misusing fallacies".

Enjoy your shitcoins:


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its "Mumbo jumbo".

Also comparing tulips a perishable plant, that can't really be deved or forked on github, is at best anachronistic.

Your appear to occupying almost the exact position of anti bit coiners on speculation or FIAT holders on BTC.

726  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC feeling the decline on: May 08, 2017, 06:49:46 AM
its so tragic to see the %BTC decline of market cap, when there is much usage of btc now, and what did we do at the very inflection point devolved in a scaling war with implications of this on every issue of importance.

It seems many Bit coiners ignore this, or discount it, just call everything else a scam.




How is BTC declining? it's the solid number one coin and we are coming from an awesome uptrend hitting all time highs pretty much daily... so I don't get it. You mean the marketcap dominance? Well, a lot of people is speculating into other coins because they want to get rich quick, and some altcoins can give %500 gains. LTC has had %700 gains since it started going up thanks to segwit. Who doesn't hate themselves for not buying in? I want to buy some too, because as long as segwit is not in BTC, LTC has uptrend potential. So yeah, the scaling wars have made that BTC is not as high as it could be, but nontheless, BTC performance is still spectacular.

I am sure that OP has a little misunderstanding here. Just because there seems to a decrease in the Bitcoin dominance does not mean that Bitcoin is actually decreasing in terms of value. The whole cryptomarket is right now expanding and many "investors" are also looking into the altcoin market that is why in terms of percentage of market dominance Bitcoin is affected. Those numbers are actually nothing and just there for us to behold.

I accept that BTC is by far the reserve currency status even if it goes to 30% or something just due to volume, trading pairs and fiat in and out.

the market cap and volume, as well as tech progress even though a lot of it is hype and scamcoins, still paints a largely one way graph, and that is a decline as to trade volume and percentage market cap.
727  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC feeling the decline on: May 08, 2017, 06:45:43 AM
There are other solutions, I am using quadratic as a place holder for that issue, if you want another why not FLEXTRANS solution to meet your initial objection / comment.
There are no other solutions. The only one that attempts to fix the same problem is Flextrans which is basically a Segwit second class ripoff. It isn't even nearly as tested as Segwit, does not have supermajority of developers in favor of it and it requires a hard fork. Therefore, Segwit is the desirable fix.
Your objection was must solve the quadratic problem for blocksize increase. Fair enough, I agree. I point out that segwit is not a condition precedent to that part of the code, you counter it is a condition desirable or precedent, I say it could be a road block to BU or other, so why not compromise, and point to flex trans, which offers code that also solves the Quad problem. My point being, using a solution to a issue, you initially pointed, but have not really given a reason why this means all of segwit has to come with it.

My point being I am trying to reaches a compromise that lets us go forward.

I did, by giving and example of an algo that is massively more efficient than BTC, niblewimble
First learn the real name, which is mimblewimble. Secondly, learn why it has a high TPS and the cons which that brings.
we both misstype, as you did earlier "digital cold" you meant "digital gold" I think, I was gracious enough at the time not to harp on it. You would be better served by doing the same.

Yes there are often trade offs, but TPS solutions have market appeal and there are superior ones to the current state of BTC was the contention. You admit mimblewimble has a higher TPS and lower ovehead. My point was there are other algos that provide solutions to scaleing, more efficiently than BTC. I feel BTC is trying to be an everyman, and being squashed between ETH, High TPS, and Backbone solutions, better anonymity. BTC with segwit, LTN, nimblewimble, tubmlebit may solve this.
  
Yes you did make a false comparison to the point I initially raised, we both agree on this.
Incorrect. You made a false comparison.
I made the initial proposition that ETC ($300M) was available to your complaint of "not mutable trash like ETH." You did not address this any of your responses.

Well Karples may have us believe that...if so I accept I am wrong on that point. I hope you will forgive me If I don't quite believe Karples version of events.
There is no way to prove it from this distance, which is why I mentioned that he claimed this happened.
So this example can not be raised [by you] with any confidence so end of that argument for you

I take no position on BU or Segwit beyond something has to be done, and what is happening now is at best tragic. I want BTC to succeed and see every reason why it should.
If you're a passive bystander or in support of a hostile takeover [/Snip]
This is exactly the mindset I am talking about one that has hedged any alternative into it must be them and not me at all costs

Anyway at least your narrowing the issues now arguments you have abandoned or I have clarified

[1] The Bitcoin development process and team is by far superior to any other altcoin. <-Pointed out the does not matter if salient changes not included

[2] The developer do not decide anything, thus this statement makes no sense. The developer can merely propose and develop changes.<- clarified by dev I meant development not Devs.

[3] Both XRP and NEM are complete shitcoins. No reasons elaborated.

[4]Then go complain to your pool/miners which are holding the network hostage. Segwit will activate, with or without the miners <- pointed out I am not arguing in specific pools or even segwit etc but towards the implication in general stagnation

[5] There is no such thing as the "Flippening". That is complete bullshit made up by r/btc fanatics who are actually deeply invested in altcoins <--All terms are made up terms. You have no credible argument here. It has a meaning that many could attribute to it as to when BTC becomes less important in all aspects that an ALT and cannot recover.

[6] Using gox as malleability as an argument for anything on chain because we don't know what happened.

[7] ETH is cancer <--does not provide substantive arguments, excepting mutability does not address ETC on point



728  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC feeling the decline on: May 08, 2017, 05:26:57 AM
Ad hominem, also why do you need he segregate witness part, you originally only insisted on quadratic.
There is no ad hominem. You're starting to become delusional. Segwit's sighash is the first step to fixing the quadratic validation time. Looks like you don't know anything about any of this.
There are other solutions, I am using quadratic as a place holder for that issue, if you want another why not FLEXTRANS solution to meet your initial objection / comment.

No substantive argument:: ignores the differing algo's another would be nimblewimble;
The argument is there. You don't either understand it or you can't refute it.
I did, by giving and example of an algo that is massively more efficient than BTC, niblewimble

Orthogonal argument, talking about hedging by value with very little cost to BTC position is not EQ to X algo is cancer.
Orthogonal argument. Conclusion: ETH is cancer.
ETH is cancer, Q.E.D.

You and others may appreciate how that does not quite constitute a proof, though it may make for the shortest white paper ever.

Apparently has a rebuttal but refuses to enlighten us.
Learn to use Google.
No substantive argument, not even a search term, they even have a let me google that for you if you want:: please let me
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=seach+terms+how+to+use+google


Your right it is irrelevant to what you have written because what you wrote is orthogonal to my points  being ETC is available to you and satisfies your criteria, You have agreed your own written words are irrelevant to my point made. I agree to that as well.
False comparison fallacy and irrelevant point. Whether it exists or not is entirely irrelevant.
Yes you did make a false comparison to the point I initially raised, we both agree on this.


No substantive attack, Mt. Gox occurred off chain....again orthogonal argument.
Mt.Gox was on-chain, due to TX malleability (or the claim of). That's the closest you get in Bitcoin to the DAO disaster.
Well Karples may have us believe that...if so I accept I am wrong on that point. I hope you will forgive me If I don't quite believe Karples version of events.

I must say, your the most entertaining witness to have on cross Lauda
Your knowledge, or lack thereof, is close to the BU shills. Keep it up and you may get offered a job by Ver. Degree not as useful nowadays?

People don't make concerted  argument without reason, and self interest does not always make the reason bad, in fact it make be a manifestation of the importance of that reason. It's all part of the the conversation in the search for truth, I aim to be untouched by the deleterious emotive feelings that can hinder moving on or not accepting evolution to an improved idea. I take no position on BU or Segwit beyond something has to be done, and what is happening now is at best tragic. I want BTC to succeed and see every reason why it should.


729  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC feeling the decline on: May 08, 2017, 04:58:24 AM
Your changeing the goal posts here and not including why. First it was fixing quadratic, now you want segwit (the rest of it as well). You need to set out more precisely enumerate up front the list of non negotiable's in your mind and why to properly elucidiate and do justice to your position.
Bullshit and you know it. Segwit is the stepping stone to fixing quadratic. Use your brain.

Ad hominem, also why do you need he segregate witness part, you originally only insisted on quadratic.


Many scale better, or have solutions now, LTC, NEM much better TPS, possibly Byteball, IOTA. 3~4 TPS just is not sufficient for the usage we see wanting to use the BlockChain.
"Scale better" without even having "scale"? Nonsense. Go back to school.

No substantive argument:: ignores the differing algo's another would be nimblewimble;

Why are you stuck/persist in this binary mindset?
ETH is cancer. It is on the opposite specter of the whole vision that was set forth by Satoshi, i.e. the reason for which we are here in the first place.
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Orthogonal argument, talking about hedging by value with very little cost to BTC position is not EQ to X algo is cancer.

You are attacking the character of the coins NEM and XRP, by name calling them. You are not setting out a bundle of reasons for your objections. Rather just use an expletive. Maybe that expletive is justified, but you gave no reasons as to why, excepting now we have extracted a few, as in use case,
No, that's not how this works. There is no ad hominem fallacy in this case and I do not plan on serving you information on a plate.
Apparently has a rebuttal but refuses to enlighten us.

Also note for clarity while could, I chose not to use "ad hominem" in my next exposition of the point just to close the gate on any possibility of that argument sounding again.


Even if your right, ETC is available to anyone that does not like ETH/DOA, which you did not address, and is orthognal to any of your issues raised.
Completely irrelevant to anything that I've written.

Your right it is irrelevant to what you have written because what you wrote is orthogonal to my points  being ETC is available to you and satisfies your criteria, You have agreed your own written words are irrelevant to my point made. I agree to that as well.


In the alternative, your not right because the code base allowed something to occur in eth that cannot occur now via the DOA or DOA like attacks. The is by class similar to what happened to BTC. In fact in the BTC case, new coins were created, in the ETH/DOA case it was a reallocation of existing coins.
Stop leaching from Vitalik kool-aid and use your head. The bug in Bitcoin can not be compared to the attack on the DAO. The closest thing that it can be compared to is the alleged hacking of Mt.Gox, which we did not bail out.
No substantive attack, Mt. Gox occurred off chain....again orthogonal argument.

I must say, your the most entertaining witness to have on cross Lauda

730  Economy / Speculation / Re: sub 1000 gone forever on: May 08, 2017, 04:39:06 AM
Japan being now BTC legal, I wonder, I just wonder if the Japan Postal Bank might diversify a fraction of their  2T holdings into BTC to seek some better returns than zero.
731  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC feeling the decline on: May 08, 2017, 04:09:21 AM
99% of the coins are scam. 99% of the ETH ICOs are vaporware or have no real use-cases.

Like my thinking, I suppose most of the altcoins carry the nature of the scam. It seems that any altcoins also start with the ETH ICOs, and the information that they give is fake. And this is becoming popular, I used to hate atlcoin when I knew it, however, instead of throwing it away, I took advantage of it to earn more bitcoin.

lets say 99% or Alts are scams

We have over 1000 alts which mean at least 1~10 will not be scams, 1~10 are legit.

Same again for ETH ICO's. it take a 1000 failures or more to get a good one.

I think we are forced to hedge into some of the more *legitimate* alts just as insurance against BTC problems
732  Economy / Speculation / Re: The Flipening when? on: May 08, 2017, 03:52:55 AM
 the only censorship resistant payment platform

by what definition?

In relation to regulated payment platforms.


Plenty of alt coins are 'censorship resistant' just like Bitcoin.  If you disagree, provide a definition that holds true for Bitcoin and no other coin.

Regulated payment platforms, such as Paypal, I'm not talking about altcoins.

Majority of altcoins are very weak and can be attacked easily through different means.
In fact, majority of them are very vulnerable today. No one cares about them, so they
aren't normally attacked. If ETH passes BTC, they could be neutralized more easily than
Bitcoin.


No, It forks, and that fork obtains tech, ethos to prevent that happening again, and the market ascribes value, see ETC for a $600M case study
733  Economy / Speculation / Re: The Flipening when? on: May 08, 2017, 03:51:34 AM
What is the critical market cap / event(s)  / non-event (eg failure to adapt) that will see a terminal decline or marginalization of btc and over what time scale?

I feel an alt, say eth having a larger cap and volume than BTC for about 2 months will be hard for BTC to recover from.

If BTC moves to Number 3 or 4 by market cap even harder.

I know market cap is massively misleading,  but its populist nature is alot of its power.

If BTC does not scale within 2 years is my time frame.

I wonder what the miners will be doing with all their paper weights at that point, particularly the highly leveraged ones?

2 years is wildly too long. I agree that bitcoin will have a few months to recover if/when it loses the #1 position. At that point there will absolutely need to be a solution to the scaling debate. If it is not found, bitcoin will drop at an increasing rate and become a footnote in a matter of months. There are too many alternative onramps to crypto now.

I expect BTC dominance to drop below 50% within the week, waking up some people not paying attention yet, and causing some maximalists to start hedging. The hedging and increased awareness could create a vicious circle as more maximalists and passive BTC holders finally start diversifying, resulting in the flippening happening in a matter of days or weeks, not months.

Bottom line, I think it is dangerously close to too late right now for BTC. And there is just no real sense of urgency to drive home a solution to the scaling impasse. I'm not saying people aren't concerned, but the sense of impending doom is not there yet like it should be. Governance turned out to be the big weak point in bitcoin.

You think Bitcoin could lose #1 position because people do not want to
(1) pay competitive prices for the only censorship resistant payment platform
and (2) are willing to sacrifice their security in the system for convenience?

If a true "flippening" ever comes about, which I can not imagine realistically
occurring, then it only does so because the masses wish to be enslaved.
Bitcoin's only true purpose is to counter the current financial system, not to
mimic it.




Yes I am not that bothered if I loose $2 or get filmed at starbucks buying a cofee.

But I am really upset if my $2 is glued my hand or have to pay an indestructible robot $4 to take my $2 and give it to the cashier.

I want my coin to be able to do both.

So if BTC is high value only, and it maybe I expect coins designed to do that to win out like *PPC*, which is actually designed to be a backbone currency in a way BTC is not.

I am convinced alot of bitcoiners and people in the crypto space have little idea where the actual value in transactions occur, and its not at muh, amazon, muh coffee shop. Its in high value swaps, balancing the nightly, money/futures markets. Buying and selling 100,000's of Houses a day
734  Economy / Speculation / Re: The Flipening when? Devexed 51% [Attack] on: May 08, 2017, 03:24:44 AM
It sort of funny when you think about it the real 51% attack comes in the form of lost of market cap, and through impotent development
implementation.

This was a very unexpected attack vector.

I think its needs some sort term coined for it....as a cautionary tale to future coins....

I shall call it a

Devexed [Attack]

when the failure dev implementation causes your coin go below 51% of the market share or similar. This causes a coin to go into a death spiral as to market and use despite high demand. There is also an usual pathology where the proponents of conflicting development solutions are incapable of seeing the other side of the argument or reaching any compromise and even attack any suggestion that their position is deleterious to their eventual goal.
735  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC feeling the realtive market Cap decline on: May 08, 2017, 03:05:22 AM
its so tragic to see the %BTC decline of market cap, when there is much usage of btc now, and what did we do at the very inflection point devolved in a scaling war with implications of this on every issue of importance.

It seems many Bit coiners ignore this, or discount it, just call everything else a scam.




You are right of course. But as you've noticed, a lot of people are trying very hard not to get your point.



I know I know it blows my mind....how is it they are not seeing this .... how are they so entrenched in their positions while their house burns down they say .... we both need the tap turned on more, I want to use the wrench I want to use the shifter and they fail to agree, worse still its almost as if they in habit the same body and one hand is against the other.

The tragedy is watching this all unfold, when everything is in hand to solve it.

I see the miners will have paper weights, and I would hate to be a miner that owes money, as you wll likely have some very interesting people visiting you and core, will be left without anything to core about and drift of to LTC et.al, while loosing most of their BTC value.

In the context of BTC is all about consensus, the cannot get achieve this.

Matthew 10:36

736  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC feeling the decline on: May 08, 2017, 02:58:34 AM
I am not pro either, and of course quadratic validation, and mutability and other such issues should be fixed.  Implicit is that rational and a non contentious code or even as compromise such code would be included.
Well then, increasing the block size before fixing quadratic validation time would be a grave mistake. Segwit is the first step towards fixing it.

Your changeing the goal posts here and not including why.

First it was fixing quadratic, now you want segwit (the rest of it as well). You need to set out more precisely enumerate up front the list of non negotiable's in your mind and why to properly elucidiate and do justice to your position.

See your sort of missing the point.
New terms arise as a way to encapsulate a lot of attributes and make them selves amenable to discussion. You seem to be arguing that a term should not be made up  Then you add, and this seem to be you main argument, it because the makers of the term benefit from it. I think there is some *cough* currency to the idea. The alt market cap, tech, desire, all point that way. The spill over from not being able to get your transaction in the blockchain at a reasonable price. I have experienced this and the frustration of it first hand.
No. You're the one who is missing the point. Alts:
1) No scaling issues because they don't have scale. They have almost no use-cases besides speculation and some niche.
2) They don't have governance problems that grew from the first point, meaning they are also insignificant.
3) Some of them do not compete with Bitcoin.
4) Others scale much worse than Bitcoin (see ETH, Monero, Zcash).
Many scale better, or have solutions now, LTC, NEM much better TPS, possibly Byteball, IOTA. 3~4 TPS just is not sufficient for the usage we see wanting to use the BlockChain.

The USE case can be divided in to the current use case and the inchoate use case, which envisage what may be dealt with by say LTC + segwit, ETH or NEM. Indeed the promise of BTC is the inchoate use case as against FIAT which is probally its largest current driver. So your argument seems a little too temporally bound to the here and now .





The flippening is a made up term for something that has no meaning. People will develop and work with whatever they want. Nobody in their right mind would switch to ETH (yet some have, I know).

All terms are made up terms. You have no credible argument here. It has a meaning that many could attribute to it as to when BTC becomes less important in all aspects that an ALT and cannot recover.

You don't have to switch to eth, you can have both I am not sure why you think its a binary out come for the investor. Say you have 100 BTC, you take out 0.25 btc for the ETH ICO, and you have the same % of ETH and you have of BTC.

It does not effect you value in BTC much at all, but you have secured a roughly equivalent percentage stake in ETH. This mean those who do not diversify risk being left behind, those that do judiciously become agnostic and safe either way.

Why are you stuck/persist in this binary mindset?



You need actual substantive arguments, not just ad hominem attacks.

There is no ad hominem as I'm not attacking any character. Please do not use logical fallacies when you don't understand them. NEM and XRP are trash. Use Google and then your brain based on the stuff that you find out.
You are attacking the character of the coins NEM and XRP, by name calling them. You are not setting out a bundle of reasons for your objections. Rather just use an expletive. Maybe that expletive is justified, but you gave no reasons as to why, excepting now we have extracted a few, as in use case,


And ok, if you don't like the ETH roll back you can use ETC. I am not sure this is then a real concern for you, you have the choice of either.

Nor do i think this would mean BTC would be easily attacked, the argument does not really translate as cleanly as you imply. Thier have been arguably clear errors in BTC such a the one that allowed the generation of many etxtra coins and that was rolled back. Now ETH DAO was a different issue, it did what it was supposed to do, but some lazy devs did not plug a known hole.
This comparison is bullshit and does not work. The DAO exploit did not break the ETH specification. The Bitcoin bug completely broke the initial specification that Bitcoin had. The difference is major. Additionally, we are talking about fundamentally different stuff considering that DAO is a "dapp" (which are just buzzwords nowadays) built on ETH. ETH has consensus failures every now and then due to their incompetent development teams and unnecessary complexity of their system.
Even if your right, ETC is available to anyone that does not like ETH/DOA, which you did not address, and is orthognal to any of your issues raised.

In the alternative, your not right because the code base allowed something to occur in eth that cannot occur now via the DOA or DOA like attacks. The is by class similar to what happened to BTC. In fact in the BTC case, new coins were created, in the ETH/DOA case it was a reallocation of existing coins.


737  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How can we expect "average Joe" to remember passphrases to his Bitcoins? on: May 08, 2017, 02:05:55 AM
a usb, or charge card, that Joe can load up BTC too, and they can beep across a scanner.

If they loose the USD / Charge card they have lost the BTC, If you find one you can use it.

So just like cash.
738  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool ATH - 140K unconfirmed transactions on: May 08, 2017, 01:58:42 AM
I don't find this surprising nor a reason for celebration. This is caused due to several things:
1) Miners not following user/economy consensus by not implementing Segwit.
2) Increased usage demand.
3) Spam attack.

It is very easy to make the mempool go "crazy" if there is no more capacity within the blocks and the demand suddenly increases. Additionally, we shouldn't price fees in USD (as will do in this thread) due to the constant increase in the price.

Hooray for 220 satoshis per byte fees.
There's nothing wrong with that, and it won't likely change until we see Segwit getting adopted.

Theres no such thing as spam, if you can get a transaction included and pay for it its legit.
739  Economy / Speculation / The Flipening when? 51% Devexed Attack on: May 08, 2017, 01:53:46 AM
What is the critical market cap / event(s)  / non-event (eg failure to adapt) that will see a terminal decline or marginalization of btc and over what time scale?

I feel an alt, say eth having a larger cap and volume than BTC for about 2 months will be hard for BTC to recover from.

If BTC moves to Number 3 or 4 by market cap even harder.

I know market cap is massively misleading,  but its populist nature is alot of its power.

If BTC does not scale within 2 years is my time frame.

I wonder what the miners will be doing with all their paper weights at that point, particularly the highly leveraged ones?
740  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC feeling the decline on: May 08, 2017, 01:46:01 AM
What decline?
You mean the increasing of it's price to $1500 in just a week or the increase of volume percentage trading ?
Honestly i dont see any decline there, with latest legalization in japan and institutional investors has started to invest in bitcoin,  so i suggest stop spreading lies.



When compared to where it could be and in terms of market share, and versus say ETH, LTC, and NEM.

I know it may look health but step back, see where we could be.

We are what 200$~300 more than 2013?
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