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I remember this shit from last time around, in late 2013 i think CoinDesk polled their users with what they thought the price would be. Suffice to say, it didn't live up to the hype.

Hopefully this time around these predications will be better.

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Even in the US can buy guns over the internet.

Online gun purchases in the United States are very strictly monitored and regulated. It is not like any buffoon can order an AK-47 online. You need to authenticate your identity, and you need to prove that you don't have any criminal record.

Depends on where you live. In Pennsylvania, it is extremely easy. There are very few limitations on getting a gun or a permit to carry one.

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Banks can loan out more, because a large part of the loaned money will be added to a bank account, creating a reserve for a new loan by the receiving bank.

Even if the borrower spends all the money, the shop where it's spent, will likely deposit their income in a bank account.

In my opinion, it is inevitable that the financial systems in place today will (eventually) become better equipped to handle and process transactions, exchanges, and storage of digital/cryptographic currencies. However, we are very much still in the early stages of this technology, so there are going to be obstacles and stumbles along the way.

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Bitcoin will hit $1000 in the next 6 months due to poor global economy, the halving and hundreds of millions of dollars venture capital and development. And 2020 is $5000.

PM ref link to me. I will join it under your ref link. Thanks!

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Quote from: JB0011 on June 22, 2016, 06:10:35 PM

I basically know shit about how BTC works. I received a payment in BTC when price was $750 a few days ago. My lazy ass didn't sell it right away and now I am panicking. Current price is $618 and it keeps falling. I'm panicking. What should I do? Should I sell it right now or should I wait and hope for the price to rise back to $750 or at least closer to it?

Wow.What`s that 750$ payment? Grin

Bitcoin price fall can be very frustrating if you hold lots of btc,i know. Wink

Don`t panic and don`t sell and you are fine.The price will go up sooner or later.

The number of coins added through mining is a small % of coins which are continuously traded. Therefor the halving should not influence the price much.
But in reality the price is greatly influenced by what people believe. Regardless of facts. So if we all belief price goes up, then price will go up. And if price goes up, price might go up a lot simply because there are more eyes on the price during the halving.

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Quote from: helloeverybody on December 16, 2015, 01:26:32 PM

Does anyone have any idea how many people are using gold as a store of value vs btc? And how long do you think until we have the same user Base as holders of gold?

I think, bitcoin and gold both have a different ways, because if we hold bitcoins so it is easily for everyone, but if we hold gold so it is difficult for everyone to handle it. I am sure mostly people refer to save the bitcoins instead of Gold.

Bitcoin has experienced multiple bubbles, each top priced exponentially higher than the previous top, each post-bubble low higher than the previous bubble's high. Bitcoin is an entirely new asset class and the market's saturation demand has not been discovered yet.

Group A: France and Switzerland
Group B: England and Russia
Group C: Germany and Poland
Group D: Spain and Croatia
Group E: Italy and Belgium
Group F: Portugal and Austria

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Quote from: Bitcoinbee on June 08, 2016, 05:55:01 AM

Bitcoin is indeed a global currency, and what is lacking is the number of users that is needed to support its global claim. It is far more better than any automated financial addressing system used nowadays. So to go globally bitcoin has to be recognized by even a fraction in the majority of individuals using the current technology. At least a fraction of that will be a lot.

There are hundreds of cryptocurrency varieties worldwide. Bitcoin loves everyone to refer to cryptocurrencies as "bitcoin." The reality is, that cryptocurrencies are already accepted globally as was PayPal before it.