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61  Other / Meta / Re: Unsolicited Pms on: December 03, 2017, 06:58:28 PM
Okay, this is the 4th time I recieved this kind of pm this week and it's getting annoying already. Is this allowed? Weren't they supposed to ban these people since this is a kind of spam? Here's their message.
 
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Haven't had one yet, but I understand how annoying it is.

It's pretty pointless to ban them though, as it's VERY easy to make new accounts and use them to spam. Sadly, there's not much that can be done about it  Undecided
Unless you have some genius plan to stop this, you're gonna have to cope with it  Sad
62  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How Will BTC Faucets Deal With A $50,000 Bitcoin Price? on: December 03, 2017, 06:32:27 PM
Let's start with the fact that at $50,000 USD per BTC means that 1 Satoshi is worth $0.0005, or about 0.05 cents... 1/20th of a cent! I feel like faucets should be able to pay at least 1/20th of a cent per claim, as going below that means you're truly paying nothing.

Anyways, what if the price of Bitcoin reaches such a height, that paying 1 Satoshi per claim would be too much?

A points system. Example: A faucet could give 1 point per claim and you'd need 100 points to obtain 1 Satoshi. It's that easy!!!  Wink
Another option is that they switch to a different coin or they make it a gambling thing. "5% chance to win 1 Satoshi" for example.
63  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Bitconnect Alternatives on: December 03, 2017, 01:33:25 PM
I was reading news about Bitconnect past few weeks and I was wondering if there are any services like that other than Birconnect?
And if any one knows which one is better?

Are you kidding me? You read about a literal Ponzi scheme facing shutdown by the UK authorities, and that immediately makes you want to find similar Ponzi schemes? The closest thing I can think of is OneCoin. There's a new one that mimics Bitconnect called Ethconnect. They're all scams. At best, you'll be profiting off of Ponzi victims who got in later than you. At worst, you'll lose your shirt.

The altcoin markets are highly volatile as it is; there's lots of money to be made in honest ways. There's no need to go looking for HYIPs....

How many people do you know that lost money in Bitconnect?
Based on recent news I cannot trust it at the moment, but still I can't call it an scam.

None, because it hasn't shut down yet... You're literally saying that we can't call a Ponzi scheme a scam until it has scammed us? Even if it's obvious?
So... Look at this site: https://bitclick.club/

Is that a legitimate site? Nope. Everyone knows that that's a ponzi. A very obvious Ponzi. Bitconnect is the same case as bitclick.club: It's a scam!

We can call it a scam, because it's obvious. That statement "I can't call it an scam" is nonsense.
By the way, it's "a scam", not "an scam".
64  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mining rate decrease as bitcoin price rises? on: December 02, 2017, 10:18:20 PM
If I understand correctly the mining rate decreases as the price goes up, this means that the rate new coins added to circulation also decreases. Mathematically this would cause a parabolic increase in the price of bitcoin. What we have is hyper deflation.

If they stopped producing more of any currency it would cause hyper deflation, as worker productivity increases all the time. The gold price would also skyrocket if they stopped mining gold.

You misunderstood something there.

The mining process works like this and it's ALWAYS the same!!! No matter if the Bitcoin price rises/drops. My explanation:

-The mining network mines blocks and obtains the block reward of this block.
-Currently, the Block Reward of 1 block is 12.50 Bitcoins. At the beginning it was 4 times as much: 50 Bitcoins. Once every 210,000 Blocks have been mined, the reward per Block (in BTC) halves.
-Each Block is mined in approximately 10 minutes. When it takes shorter than 10 minutes, the difficulty will adjust itself to become a bit higher, so all blocks will be mined in approximately 10 minutes.

Now let's get to your thing:

-Price goes up
-More people start mining, because Bitcoin became worth more, which makes the Bitcoin block reward higher, so the mining rate increases.
-Mining rate increases, so the next block will be mined in a bit less than 10 minutes, but the system will adjust itself, so the next blocks will be mined in exactly 10 minutes again.
-Therefore, the rate at which new coins are added to circulation stays the same.

I hope this helped!
65  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: What is the best airdrop or faucet that gives you free cryptocurrencies on: December 02, 2017, 04:14:53 PM
I have heard about few websites such as qoinpro that gives you free coins (although in very less amounts). Does anyone has better recommendation?

Most of these faucets aren't worth it. They give you miniscule amounts of money, often only in the magnitude of 0.1 to 1 cent per hour.

Airdrops are another story. There's not really a "Best" one, as you won't know it's the best one, until it's too late and the airdrop has stopped already.
Some sites allow you to register on them and claim a certain amount of tokens/altcoins, which are often worthless, but if the project is successful, it might be worth more than just a couple cents.
wcex.io is the only example I can think of currently, that's still active. I'm not really in the airdrop business though, so there must be far more Tongue Coinstarter.com and authorship gave away tokens a couple weeks ago too.

I recommend you to join Bounty Campaigns. Instead of just claiming your crypto, you must do certain tasks for it.
Translate, Retweet, Post with an advertisement in your signature, Publish articles about the project and much more. They all give a lot of "free" cryptocurrencies.

Summary: Don't do faucets/airdrops. Try Bounty Campaigns. Those reward you far better!  Wink
66  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: if the BTC could reach 100k or even more then it doesn't matter to buy now? on: December 02, 2017, 04:06:54 PM
from my points of view, it BTC could reach this ATH (100k or more) it makes no difference if you buy in at 500$, 1000$ or even 20k, correct? Why, because the people keep asking if now is too late to buy bitcoin?

Please remember that we have only ca. 17 Millionen BTC in summary, not more!

what do you guy think?

So, if you spend $10k now on buying Bitcoins, you'd get 1 BTC.
If you spent $10k on buying Bitcoins when it had a value of $1000/Bitcoin, you'd get 10 BTC.

If the price rises to $100k, you would've turned your money into $100k if you bought at $10k/BTC, but into $1 million if you bought the Bitcoins at $1000/BTC.

There are 2 main reasons that people keep asking: "Is it too late now to buy Bitcoin?".
>Post-Farming: It's an eZ subject for a Post-Farming Mega-Thread.
>Opportunity Loss: Everytime Bitcoin rises, an opportunity is lost. People don't know if that opportunity might arise again, or if it will grow further. It might just as well sink to the bottom of the Universe within 2 days.

That's what I think.
67  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: A site giving out free Satoshi for 14 days only for sign up? on: December 02, 2017, 12:14:54 PM
Hey guys, I stumbled on this site earlier yesterday It apparently been operating 26 days already.
Giving out 200 G/H s for 14 days after signing up only without any Investment (only 3 months, 2 months left),
 it also provides option of investing if anyone wanna risk it.
Quote
Every new user who registers in the first 3 months get 200 GH/s for free!
You only have to Sign Up for an account.
The additional hashing power is active for 14 days.

It also offers referral commission of 8% that's why I will put my referral but referral, I wont be getting anything if you don't invest , I recommend you guys not investing until you get at least one payout of it at least, just sign up for free satoshi Smiley.
I found this as an opportunity maybe to help in market and gain my self also so far i made 147 Satoshi an hour for free with this only signing up.

More info at : https://5sMining.com/r/59065
the link has all info you need to know.


Edit: forgot to post so far in the site it shows it's giving the account the satoshi promised.(0.00003519 BTC) and minimal withdrawl from here is like 0.003 satoshi.

Obviously a scam. It's just like all the other Cloud Mining scams. It offers free mining, purely to trick its visitors into joining the site and then they hope that you invest in them, to earn more.
They might pay out in the couple first days/weeks, but they will stop very quickly, as their offer of 6.5% ROI per day is obviously not sustainable for multiple months.
As it has been operating for 26 days already, it's very likely that it's not going to last a lot longer.

Although it might be profitable for a couple days/weeks, even if they pay you, you will be scammed eventually, if you invest in them.

Sure, you can try the free version, but it's just a waste of time in my opinion.
68  Economy / Speculation / Re: Crypto marketcap is now more than 13% of cash in circulation on: December 02, 2017, 11:44:57 AM
Cryptocurrencies marketcaps combined are now around 330 Billion USD, which is roughly 7.5% of cash in circulation in Euro and Dollars combined (around 2500 Bn USD)

Dollar cash in circulation was 1154 Bn USD in 2016:
https://www.federalreserve.gov/paymentsystems/coin_currcircvalue.htm

Euro cash circulation was 1143 Bn EUR in September 2017:
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/policy_and_exchange_rates/banknotes+coins/circulation/html/index.en.html

Clearly, cryptocurrencies usage, apart from pure speculation, is way less than 13% of cash. Isn't it the sign that we are in a giant bubble?

Kind of. Currently, there are A LOT of people investing in cryptocurrencies, purely because they think they'll become rich if they do so. Therefore, they aren't using the Cryptocurrencies for what they were made for.
Of course, there are a lot of people that do actually use Cryptocurrencies for what they were made for, but the vast majority doesn't. And with a good reason: They're so volatile that they're not yet very useful for that.

Even on Bitcointalk, a Bitcoin/Cryptocurrency-based forum, there is a significant percentage of people who doesn't even know the actual concept of Cryptocurrencies.
When I look around the forum, I see that most only understand the concept of "Less supply, higher price, so let's invest in cryptocurrencies". Some a bit more, but Bitcoin got its popularity through that.

In short: Yes, we're in a bubble. It's going to collapse, but no one knows when. It could just as well go on for a couple more years, growing to unimaginable heights, if people are patient enough to hold their Bitcoins. One thing is certain: It will fall!
69  Economy / Services / Re: [BOUNTY][ICO][Signature] 🔥💥 Angel Token ICO 🔥💥 up to $150/week in BTC on: December 01, 2017, 08:31:13 PM
I'm not in the week 2 sheet. And not in the fired sheet Huh
Updated and paid! As I said, because there were 0 posts in the first week, the team member who checked missed your spot in the list.

Pulling myself out of this campaign, although I've only just joined it.

"Why? You were such a great addition to our Signature Campaign! In gods name, why would you quit our campaign?"

This campaign is now in its 3rd week, which is potentially its last. I applied for a signature campaign that will probably last a bit longer. See my previous 40 posts with your signature as a gift :-)

Good luck with your campaign!   Grin
70  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: 10 BTC => 100 BTC in 36 months using paid signals group. Is it achievable? on: December 01, 2017, 07:32:45 PM
Using 10 bitcoin to get 100 bitcoin just in 3 years in very hard goal if we use helthy strategy in trading.
Healthy strategy just allow us get maximum 5 or 10% am  month with trading and reinvest our profit is really not recommended
And also strick stop loss in crypto trading is not good choice and better just do averaging style and hold at least 5 or more altcoin as strategy.

Thanks for replying.

What do you mean by healthy strategy? .. Can you please explain.

Also, why strict stop-loss isn't good choice? Thanks

I'm definitely going to stay away from those premium signals group with such massive amount of bitcoins. You better to research on your own rather than trusting others third parties to do the job, with such enormous amount of money its dangerous to play with if you are new to trading (judging by you join the signal group instead of research on your own). You can start lower amount of money to learn to trade, and the rest of money you should invest in on a legit way like gambling site bankroll, etc.

Have you ever used paid signal group? Can you please share your experience?

I believe being a newbie in trading my analysis/research would really suck. That's why I thought of leaving it to professionals. There are premium groups (not pump & dump) who do their research and give medium to longer term signals.

I'd love to hear someone's opinion about it.

It's possible. As long as you don't get hacked/scammed or stolen by an exchange like Bittrex, you might just be able to pull that off, or something much bigger!

There are many cryptocurrencies growing & thriving, just as there are a lot of them falling. I'm not sure if Paid Signal Groups are very profitable, but you could definitely try them. If you want to tenfold your amount of Bitcoins, you would have to maintain a 0.2% growth per day.
Note that when you have 10 Bitcoins, this would be BTC0.02, but when you have 20 Bitcoins, this would be BTC0.04. This sounds pretty doable in my opinion, but you must realize that everyone makes mistakes and that you could just as well fall a lot within one day.

A stop-loss function could be pretty useful, but it'd be sad to lose the opportunity if a Coin falls 6% and then rises 600%. I really recommend using it, although it's sad to see opportunities like those flying by.

Your plan sounds nice and if you're actually going to do it, tell us about your adventure!  Wink

I will definitely keep that in mind and will spread money over different exchanges.

Your concern about stop-loss is genuine. A little correction can sometime bring huge upward trend. I am a bit confused. That's why I planned to enter every trade with exit strategy. So, even if I miss a huge upward trend, that's OK. It's fine to miss on some opportunities to make sure to be able to use the rest.

Thoughts?

Turning 10Bitcoin to 100Bitcoin in 3 year is an achieveable thing to be honest,
but if you're doing it by yourself or individually and not using that thing so called 'Paid Signal Group'.
it has been more than 2 years i have been in here and i never encountered a legit one,
in brief it's more like this :
trading is an act buy or sell,
you will get profit whenever your sell order higher than your buy order.
logically nobody want to share their profit,right ? so it would be best for you to stop trade if you're using a paid signal group.
about your portfolio it's all depend on your strategy,
everybody have their own strategy,but bear it in your mind.
the most important thing that you need to do is to prepare your financial back up.
and do not use stop-loss function because it'll only wasting your time.

Have you been part of a paid group? Can you share your experience?

Can you please enlighten me about your thoughts on stop-loss function? Why it will be wasting my time?



Thanks all.
 

Just for your information: The first and last post you quoted were most likely post-farmers. I recommend you don't waste too much time trying to gain information from them, as most of them are only here to join Signature Campaigns and spam posts around the forums.

And to the my reply:

I think that you should indeed just use Stop-Loss, as opportunities flying by is better than your investment dropping to $0. I know how frustrating it is though, when you set your stop-loss at 4%, it drops 7% and then doubles its value within a couple days. I encountered that a couple months ago with Litecoin, I believe? Not sure. You get the point anyways.
I never invest very much though, so I just quit using Stop-Loss, but if I were to trade amounts upwards of $1000, I'd definitely utilize it.

I'm not a professional trader though, as I invest purely with my "heart", instead of my brain  Tongue

For me it's more about fun than about making money. So if you want the best possible advice, I suggest you don't listen to me all too much  Wink
71  Economy / Speculation / Re: This graphic was posted 3 years ago and predicted the $10,000 date on: December 01, 2017, 03:28:50 PM


This is impressive. Notice how it almost nailed it with the prediction, what the fuck man, that's pretty amazing. Now we just have to wait and see if this follows and we get to $100,000 by 2021, that would be sweet.

It seems this is the original source:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2p6vzc/this_is_probably_the_most_accurate_price/

Was it our resident poster "americanpegasus"? well congrats on this one.

That was quite an insanely accurate $10k prediction. The price at the beginning of 2017 was off A LOT though... And basically everything else between then and now. Only their $10k prediction was accurate...

So, although this is quite an impressive prediction, it's not useful for the future, as it's not accurate most of the time.

If it's correct, I'd be very happy though  Cheesy
72  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What is your view about lending coin? on: December 01, 2017, 03:21:58 PM
Profitable but you need to choose who you are going to lend your coins to. Even trusted members of this community can fuck up at anytime and it's hard to get that money back. Always remember to ask for a collateral that really has some value and you can still make even a small profit out of those if the borrower haven't paid the borrowed money on time. It's all profit as long as you know how to handle your money.

You should be ashamed of yourself! A legendary and still posting irrelevant replies. Can you at least read the Original Post on which you're replying?

He's talking about LENDING COINS, like Bitconnect, Hextracoin, Regalcoin & Firstcoin. Not like "Lending coins to others". Can you please read?...

It's annoying to see these garbage replies of Newbies, but just shocking to see them from a legendary. Please improve yourself...
73  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What is your view about lending coin? on: December 01, 2017, 12:54:48 PM
What is your view about lending coin?
Bitconnect, Hextracoin, Regalcoin, Firstcoin and many more.

I just see profit from lending, where is that profit from?
Lending coins to me look like somewhat a great concept but the problem is the execution. In practicality if you have transfered amount on someone's Private key there is no way you can get it out without his approval. So you can lend him but there is almost no collateral so no guarantee that you can get the lent money back.

Stay away from Bitconnect. A scam and a Ponzi scheme.

I don't know if its scam or ponzi but its getting a lot of buzz because of it ticker BCC people are confusing it with bitcoin cash.

I am an earning member of Bitconnect and let me clarify things from the viewpoint of someone who is an "insider' or part of the program. Bitconnect has essentially two programs: The lending program where you lend money to the organization and they use it the money for trading with the use of the volatility software (an automatic trading bot or an A.I. program). Now, this is actually the heart of the matter because some are questioning the existence of this software bot and some are concluding that it does not exist at all and the company is just actually a ponzi. The lending/trading part has no fixed earning rates and there are even days when it is zero. Anybody who want to debunked Bitconnect should be delving more on this software...prove that it does not exist and we can say that it is just another ponzi.

The second face of the program is the Bitconnectcoin or BCC as its ticker. Now, nobody can question that it is a legitimate cryptocurrency just like any other altcoins we already existing in CMC. The coin is a community-based cryptocurrency because what the people behind the program did was built first the community before they launched the coin. The two are helping each other or a sort of a synergy because all the funds from the lending part will be converted into BCC (and this partly pushed the value of the coin). This is already being copied by new 'lending' type of cryptocurrency.

One thing for sure nobody can guarantee that something can exist forever even with Bitcoin and if anybody is afraid to go into then the best thing to do is DON'T.

That's such nonsense. Just because we can't prove that Ghosts don't exist, doesn't mean we should all just call them real beings. Ghosts do not exist. The Bitconnect lending program is obviously a scam, which any other experienced, intelligent Bitcointalker would agree on.

Sure, BCC as cryptocurrency is legitimate, but when everyone realises that the lending program was a scam, its price will drop... A LOT!

Therefore, BCC is a currency you shouldn't invest in. By calling it a scam, we are protecting others.
74  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What is your view about lending coin? on: December 01, 2017, 09:50:32 AM
What is your view about lending coin?
Bitconnect, Hextracoin, Regalcoin, Firstcoin and many more.

I just see profit from lending, where is that profit from?

Most of those lending coins are scam. I haven't checked out all of them, but I do know that Bitconnect is a scam coin and I've heard others talking about Regalcoin being a scam too. Although they're pretty profitable until they run away with the money, it's not worth it to invest in them.

Just invest in legitimate coins and if you really want to, you can lend to others your money in Bitcointalk's own lending section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=65.0

75  Economy / Services / Re: [OPEN] Bitlogic.cc Fair Crypto-Betting Signature Campaign | Member to Legendary on: December 01, 2017, 09:47:37 AM
Bitcointalk Username: phreakk
Bitcointalk Rank: Senior Member
Number of Posts: 240
Bitcoin Address: 16asgaNXHHqwJtS8tCvsPvBZdnyQVHkHAD

Signature & Avatar will be changed once accepted.

76  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Best lending solution? on: December 01, 2017, 09:46:38 AM
Hi all guys,

first of all excuse me if this isn't the right section to post my question.
As the title say, can someone more experienced than me on lending point me out which is be best solution (site or bot) to start in this world?
Any suggestion is appreciated  Smiley

Thanks

There are multiple exchanges/lending sites that offer their lending services. There are also multiple Ponzi scams that you can lend money to, like Bitconnect.

I would recommend our own lending section on Bitcointalk though... It's safe, as long as you demand collateral for every loan you give to people. As long as you have a collateral that is worth about 20%+ more than the loan and it's not something the loan-taker wants to sell, you should be fine.

As you're new, there's probably no one that would trust you with collateral in your own hands, so you'll probably have to use an escrow for the first few trades.

Lending Section

Whatever you do, do not trust Poloniex with your funds. They're crap and should not be trusted. Although you could've made some serious profits there if you lend out money there, it's not safe.
77  Other / Meta / Re: Post Allowance And How to make a Good Stable Profile In bitcointalk on: December 01, 2017, 09:38:43 AM
I want to know about The post allowance and need to know about how to make a good profile without banned.
Please Help me guys. any ideas ?

1. Improve your English (Grammar, Spelling & Punctuation) to a standard at which your posts can be understood by other English-speaking Bitcointalkers. Note that there are local boards, but English is the "universal" language of Bitcointalk.
2. Start posting in posts relevant to Bitcoin/cryptocurrencies: Signature Campaigns want to advertise their service/product to crypto-fans, not to Politicians/off-topic nerds. Try limiting your posts in Off-topic.
3. Start posting quality content: Instead of posting noob'ish crap, post quality. Look at my posts, or the posts of other quality Bitcointalkers. Signature Campaigns are becoming more strict and that's a good thing. It does mean that you must up your post quality to be able to join them though...
4. Avoid Mega-Threads: See a thread with hundreds of replies about something you can easily answer on, just like all the other newbies before you did? Avoid it! Mega-Threads are Post-Farms. Post-Farming is bad and you shouldn't do that. Therefore, avoid Mega-Threads.
5. Don't ever scam someone, advertise a scam, use alts to make more money, trade accounts, etc... Although those things are allowed, it will yield you negative feedback. And negative feedback means you will be excluded from many Signature Campaigns and you'll have a hard time finding one you can join.

And don't think you can just spam your way to a higher rank, as that won't work. You're going to end up in the SMAS blacklist or banned from Bitcointalk. You can gain only 14 activity per 2-week period anyways.
78  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: 10 BTC => 100 BTC in 36 months using paid signals group. Is it achievable? on: December 01, 2017, 09:29:12 AM
Hello Fellow Traders,

I am planning to start "BTC <=> Alts" short and medium term (1-6 weeks) trading using premium/paid group signals.

My goal is to accumulate 100 BTC in 36 months using 10 BTC as starting capital.. profit will be reinvested to achieve goal faster or buy high potential altcoins for longer hold. IOTA, Starts, EOS, Lisk comes to mind.


Is this target realistic? and achievable? What are something I must take care of to avoid losing much of capital? And not look sick by staring at screen all day.

My plan is to:

- Get into 14-16 different trades at all times with 0.25-0.5 BTC each. Keep upto 30% capital untouched at start.

- Use strict stop-loss function of about 3-5% in every trade.

- Enter a trade with clear exit strategy even if it means early selling.



Can you help me fine-tune the plan? What else I must and must not do?

I value your knowledge & experience... and really appreciate your advice/suggestion/opinion.

Thank you for reading it all.

- V

It's possible. As long as you don't get hacked/scammed or stolen by an exchange like Bittrex, you might just be able to pull that off, or something much bigger!

There are many cryptocurrencies growing & thriving, just as there are a lot of them falling. I'm not sure if Paid Signal Groups are very profitable, but you could definitely try them. If you want to tenfold your amount of Bitcoins, you would have to maintain a 0.2% growth per day.
Note that when you have 10 Bitcoins, this would be BTC0.02, but when you have 20 Bitcoins, this would be BTC0.04. This sounds pretty doable in my opinion, but you must realize that everyone makes mistakes and that you could just as well fall a lot within one day.

A stop-loss function could be pretty useful, but it'd be sad to lose the opportunity if a Coin falls 6% and then rises 600%. I really recommend using it, although it's sad to see opportunities like those flying by.

Your plan sounds nice and if you're actually going to do it, tell us about your adventure!  Wink
79  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: want to diversity; what coin to buy? on: November 30, 2017, 04:56:12 PM
Hello folks.

I already own BTC and ETH. Looking to add a 3rd altcoin. Don't care about feasability as a currency; this is a speculative investment.

My candidates are litecoin, monero and iota. Which would you recommend?

Hello folks.

I already own BTC and ETH. Looking to add a 3rd altcoin. Don't care about feasability as a currency; this is a speculative investment.

My candidates are litecoin, monero and iota. Which would you recommend?

The top consists out of:

1. BTC
2. ETH
3. Litecoin

Best investment considering awesomeness: Litecoin.
Best investment considering your investment pattern: Litecoin.

If you were to choose between Litecoin, Monero and Iota, you should go for Litecoin. Monero and IOTA are nice and all, but Litecoin is basically Bitcoin 4.0 .
It's a better version of the coin we all like & love: Bitcoin.
80  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Etherium or Dash; which of this coin will reach $1000 @Jan 2018 on: November 30, 2017, 01:32:07 PM
I think Dash will reach $1000 by year end

That's quite an unfair comparison... Ethereum has a circulating supply that's more than 10 times as high as Dash's.
That means that when Ethereum reaches $100 and both Ethereum & Dash have the same market cap, Dash would be worth more than $1000. Why? Because that's how the world works.

I believe Dash could easily make it to $1000. Ethereum probably too, but a bit harder. In my eyes,
Ethereum is mainly used for ICO purposes. I predict a pretty stable Ethereum price, so no $300 -> $1000 before the end of the year.

I'm not a Dash expert, but I believe that Dash has a far better chance of reaching $1000 by January 2018 than Ethereum. However, Ethereum's market cap will stay far above Dash's.

Summary: Dash
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