It's not impossible, but HIGHLY unlikely. Let's look at some facts:

Bitcoin's supply will be approximately 18 million in 2020.
If Bitcoin's price is $1,000,000 per coin, Bitcoin's market cap would be $18 Trillion.
The global GDP will be around $93.5 Trillion in 2020, according to Statistica.

That means that almost 20% of the global GDP will be put into Bitcoin. You see this happening anytime soon? I don't.
It's likely that a cryptocurrency will be used worldwide, by everyone. Will it be Bitcoin? Probably not.

Bitcoin is popular right now, because if you say "blockchain", everyone immediately says "bitcoin" and not "Could provide some significant advantages for the survival of our species if we were to integrate it in our future technology". Why? Because the vast majority of the human race isn't very intelligent.
People want to make some quick profits. People aren't investing in Bitcoin because they have studied the Bitcoin technology for multiple years and have come to the conclusion that it is a very useful technology. They are investing in Bitcoin because they think it can give them some quick profits, without thinking very well about it.

Most people don't want to hear it, but Bitcoin is in some sort of a bubble now, but it's not really like the bubbles that we've experienced in the past, like the Tulip Mania. This bubble is gonna collapse, but no one knows when. It's probably gonna last a couple more years until it's collapsing. In these years, it could break the 1-milliondollar-milestone.

Bitcoin's current value is not very accurate. It's not that widely used that it's worth $10,000 per Bitcoin. Bitcoin has to undergo some serious renovations to fix issues like Transaction Fees & Durations, or we simply switch to an other cryptocurrency. I think the latter will occur, which will turn Bitcoin into a "Collector's Item", as it's the original. No one knows what that collector's item will be worth, but I'd recommend waiting a couple decades before selling your's, so a lot of Bitcoins have been lost, never to be found again.

Anyways, he's either insane or he is trying to trick people into buying more Bitcoin & Holding them for longer, so he can make more money by trading it.

But who knows... Maybe Bitcoin actually reaches 20% of our global GDP by 2020... It's all possible! That's the magical world of Cryptocurrencies!  

UPDATE1: New models suggest that the US dollar might cope with serious inflation. When the US dollar loses 50% of its value, Bitcoin automatically grows 100% in its value compared to USD. Inflation might just do it as well 

Thank you, my beloved Angel!

Here is my BTC address: 16asgaNXHHqwJtS8tCvsPvBZdnyQVHkHAD

If you're holding Ethereum, Litecoin or other reasonable+ coins, just hold.
If you're holding bad coins, like Bitconnect, you should sell them IMMEDIATELY! If you hold awful coins, you're gonna a lot'a money.

It really depends on what coins you're holding... And then it depends on whether you think they're gonna rise, drop or stay stable.

Please remember that we can give you advice, but that it's your decision that finalizes your trades and thus I or any other whose advice you follow is not responsible for any losses of money or opportunity.

I know right... Post Farming is getting insane on Bitcointalk. I've been inactive for some time, but I don't remember there being so much of this post farming a couple months ago?

I mean... There was some, but it wasn't really a plague. This is just insane.

I hope it gets reduced one way or the other soon too... Would be nice to have some cleaners around here.

No. Although some claim that Technical Analysis can help you make reasonably accurate predictions about the future price movements of a cryptocurrency, I don't believe in it. The cryptocurrency market can be traded upon by luck, listening to what your feelings tell you and researching the coin & its community.


I don't know of any and if there are any, I recommend you not to waste your money on them. It's not going to yield you anything useful. It will take a lot of effort to learn it correctly, cost money to buy the book, takes a lot of time and will probably not yield you much more than just trading cryptocurrencies the way they are meant to be traded: By research and redoing.


There are some reasonable traders at steemit.com . I recommend you to follow the ones you think are pretty decent.
I don't follow any, but I just recommend checking out some tags like crypto, cryptocurrency, trading, bitcoin and more to find some good analysers.
As I said earlier, I don't do these kinds of things and I can't guarantee you any profits.


Not that I know of, but I tried "imaginary" trading a while ago. What is that? It's easy:

You create a google document.
You give yourself a certain balance and put that somewhere in the doc.
Then you start imaginary trading. Find a good exchange to buy/sell your cryptos on.

Note down the details of each trade, at both the selling and buying: Price/Coin, Amount of Coins bought/sold, Total Price, time and anything else you think is worth it to add.

I did it too and I figured out: Trading is not my thing.

Hey, Angel!

You told me you would approve me, but I'm not in the spreadsheet of participants, so I wondered...

Did you make up your mind and decide not to accept me, just forgot to add me or is there an other reason?

I hope you are able to answer ASAP, so if I'm not accepted, I can quickly start begging for participation at another campaign... 

Bitcoin might stop, but Blockchain-technology is here to stay. Of course, this forum is called "Bitcointalk", but it's used for altcoin discussions too.
And although I believe Bitcoin can start crumbling apart sometime in the coming years, it's not the end of the world for this community.
If you ask any of the Bitcointalk users, you'll see that most don't only hold Bitcoin. If Bitcoin sinks to $0, but other cryptos stay alive, most of us won't simply turn into poor street salesmen.

If Bitcoin "stops", which is of course very vague, but not impossible, other cryptocurrencies will take its place.
And then Bitcointalk will start focusing on those cryptocurrencies that took the lead. The marketplace will turn into an Altcoin market instead of Bitcoin market. Account Sales will go on. ICOs will go on.

"If one person falls from the stairs, does it mean we all should?"

I believe the answer is a solid "no", but I recommend you to think about it for yourself too and not listen blindly to us  

Interesting... They are so thankful... Not at all farming posts...

Link to thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1610368

Litecoin.

Although Bitcoin is making some steady growth out there, Litecoin is truly superior to it. Multiple Bitcoin-focused companies also started to accept Litecoin, besides the standard of Bitcoin only.
Litecoin is much faster, cheaper and has a far bigger growth potential. Litecoin is definitely my number 1 choice.

My number 2 would be Ethereum. Ethereum has a lot of potential, as there are a whole ton of ICOs being built on it. It's not going to fall any time soon, but I feel like Ethereum is more of a "stability coin" than a coin we should invest in, to make profit.

Bitcoin is another nice coin... It's going to stay worth a lot of money. Why? Because even when everyone realizes there are coins that are far more advanced than Bitcoin, people want Bitcoins, just because it's the original.
If Blockchain technology succeeds and I expect it will, as it has a lot of uses, Bitcoin will become a collector's item. Owning a Bitcoin would become very valuable.

As you see: I would take Litecoin.

Hodl'ing if you:
-Like being lazy
-Don't want to spend a lot of time researching and trading
-Just want some easy profits
-Are unskilled in trading
-Have a small budget

Trading if you:
-Like being active in the cryptoworld
-Don't mind spending a lot of time researching and trading
-Like working for your money
-Are skilled in trading
-Have a large budget

Note that a large budget is preferred for hodl'ing as well, but if you trade with a very low budget, you're probably not gonna make a lot of money. Whilst you have made a lot of money if you just HODL'd Bitcoin from the start with just $10, you probably wouldn't be a millionaire now if you traded that $10.

I feel like you're asking a bit too much... You're asking $300, just for some posts in a mega discussion thread, made by a red-tagged free-to-play user.

Try lowering the price a bit... I'm sure you will get some customers then! :-)

Sure, my Angelic friend. Thanks a lot for your consideration  

I will definitely try posting in the other categories some more. I've been inactive on Bitcointalk for a while and saw that most categories consisted out of huge spam threads.
Still trying to figure out what are the categories the most posts I like are in. I'm trying to avoid the large spam threads, which gets hard at some point.

Thanks a lot for your response and attention 

Agreed. Bitcoin is overhyped and the hype will be over sometime in the future. The problem is that no one knows when that is and thus no one knows for how long we will be able to profit from this hype. Maybe it'll make us all millionaires... Probably not.

Bitcoin is going to stay reasonably popular for a while though, as Blockchain technology is going to stay and everyone will want to have their hands on the original... Bitcoin will probably turn into a collector's item.

I feel like all of Bitcoin's uses will be taken over by a more advanced cryptocurrency. Paying for your diner in restaurants, buying stuff in shops, etc.. All possible with Bitcoin, as long as the retailer accepts it, but currently, it's just not as practical as paying with your credit card or with cash.
Therefore, I think a more advanced cryptocurrency will soon start to show up in our daily lives and revolutionize the world we live in.

Really? That's just INSANELY stupid and you shouldn't be given anything. Sorry if you take this as "rude" or an "insult", but if you get scammed by that, it's ENTIRELY your own fault.

I find it pretty noobish to start begging for money then.
Why the hell would anyone give any money at all to someone who still, in 2017 (ALMOST 2018!!!!) gets scammed by ponzi schemes?

If it was 1995, I might be able to understand it... But it's 2017... How... Just... How?

It's in some sort of a bubble, but not at all like the tulip mania in The Netherlands, a couple centuries ago. This bubble has some sort of a piece of value behind it. It's because we're able to use ti for transactions, etc.. Just like we'd use the dollar. And is the dollar in a bubble? I don't think so.
Bitcoin's true value is probably below its current value of $10k, but it's definitely not an insane bubble.
I feel like it will collapse sometime in the future, but as it gets more and more accepted, its "collapse cap" keeps increasing. It's a bit over-hyped, but it's not going to drop 90% anytime soon.

All we can do is speculate though 

-Money
-Knowledge
-Income

Those 3 things are key to my success.

Bitcoin's growth made me money, as I have invested in it. Not a lot, as I invested only about $30 in it originally, but it's a great start.
Knowledge is a key to success. I have been gathering knowledge over the past couple of years and it's still growing! I'm still learning new things everyday, because of Bitcoin.
Signature Campaigns, Trading, Bounty Hunting and the cryptocurrency world itself, all possible due to Bitcoin.

That's what I got from Bitcoin.

The problem is that there are so many predictions that no one knows which to follow. Whilst he may have done a correct prediction now, he may just as well be wrong next time 
That is what people often get wrong. Obviously, no one is going to highlight what someone else says who got it wrong this time. He could've guessed this by dumb luck, making his current prediction worth nothing.

Anyways, I feel like it's going to hit $40,000 too. Easily. Just as the other bunch of crypto-fans wandering around this forum.

I can help you. I can give you psychological support. Although it's nonsense, there have been studies on psychology and it turned out that some people can function better after having talked to a profesional (like me) 

So, if you want to lose some more money, but then to a legitimate business instead of a scam, try sending me some and start talking about it in a PM 

Compensate for your sadness by offering me happiness!

Hey AngelSupport!

I understand that it's full, but as you said "we are full and will only be accepting new participants here and there, as others leave from the campaign." -> Bolded text only: "We will be accepting new participants, as others leave the campaign".

I love that attitude! And you know what I love even more? A campaign participant who doesn't follow the rules, potentially allowing me to join the campaign!
And... I found one! In the Full Member list, number 402, ( name: 949miner and profile link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=218267 ) carries the wrong signature. He carries a signature for an other Bounty Campaign (BitLogic).

I thought that if I'd ask kindly, I could take his spot... So here we go: "Can I take 949miner's spot? Please?"

Thanks a lot for your understanding & efforts to make this campaign great again!

PS: I applied a one/two pages back. But you said it was full, but I have a good reason to still be able to join! 

Okay, so it works like this:

Activity can be upped by a maximum of 14 every 2-week-period, no matter how much you post.
This means that after 14 days, your activity will have grown by 14.

But... In the next 2-week period, you won't have to post anymore, as you'll have 56 posts that weren't used for activity yet.
Thus, you will get 14 activity points instantly when the next 2-week period starts, without even having to post.   

As you see, your activity will grow by only 14, whilst you've posted 70 times.
Yet the remaining posts will be used for activity as well, as you won't even have to post in the next 2-week period. 

I hope that made it more clear!