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May 23, 2016, 08:24:14 PM
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I'm definitely not an eth shill, but I do think the halving is priced in.  It's coming,  so we're going to find out soon.  Is anyone having a partyor anything?  I'll bring the trail mix. Shocked

Of course, it's priced in. Some guys are just delusional.
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May 24, 2016, 12:00:45 AM
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I remember the DOGE halvening. There were even halvening parties going on....

Then....

People waited....

And....

Nothing....

I hold BTC but I don't think this halving will do anything other than getting fanboys watching charts and wetting their pants (until they realise it's not heading to $1000 anytime soon).

Then we'll start getting the expected excuses on here.

Expect lots of blame for China...

Exactly i have said for years it usually means nothing.. such as when Doge was going to halve
Go check my post history i told them all it would do nothing and i was right.
But you missed 1 point.. Bitcoin is in no way in the same league as the scammy clone coin Doge.
It is not even in the same league as Litecoin.
So your comparing Apples with dirty Underwear son  Roll Eyes

EDIT:
Priced in ?
Maybe but i think we are seeing a phenomena here where it will turn into a self fulfilling prophecy.
I think people WANT to see it go up and will there for will make it happen.
That is all we need really.

I made my opinions / predictions already couple months back in the Bitcoin section on this but i will recap a bit..
I think it will have *some* effect but i bet it will dip back down later because it will not be fueled
by natural growth by real world adoption / use etc.
Market players / whales & day traders etc will want to see it pumped up but they will be looking to cash out too.
So long term i doubt it will mean all that much.. maybe a minor over all increase.
But short term i think we will see a party and some hefty price spikes etc.

I think my take on it is fairly rational.
No extreme or crazy opinions on it all LOL

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May 24, 2016, 01:47:12 PM
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Halving price is already in place, but the effect of the halving will still cause a bubble once the speculators have sold out their position.  

50% deflation will still cause a bubble as the true users of bitcoin have a harder time aquiring Bitcoins after the halving, and the speculators will flood back in as they realize that the price at the time of the halving event was at the bottom range of BTC's speculative worth.

I also have a feeling that there will be some sort of Blackswan event ( probably caused by a long term full blockchain and anger over wait times), which in term will call all the long positions(similar to the silkroad event) before we see the price go exponential.

Im betting on whatever project has fixed the BTC problems (by implementing all the recommended changes that BTC has held back on), until this event happens.
at that point I bet Core will finally release all the changes needed (claiming that they finally finished everything) and the community will buy back in.

Ill buy and go long on BTC when I see blood in the streets.

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May 24, 2016, 05:10:25 PM
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Of course, it's priced in. Some guys are just delusional.

It's impossible to be priced in due to the following:

<r0ach> these eth shills claiming the bitcoin halving is priced in are hilarious
<r0ach> you need to be mentally insane to believe 50% of miners would drop out
<r0ach> because that's what's required for the halving to be priced in
<r0ach> worst case scenario, *some* miners would drop out  and instead of price doubling, it only would go up 50%
<r0ach> it could also more than double in price
<r0ach> there are not many miners on the wrong end of the marginal cost in the first place
<r0ach> so it would be more like all miners stop mining or the price goes up a lot lol
<r0ach> and they would just manipulate it upwards long before stopping mining

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May 24, 2016, 05:11:34 PM
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Of course, it's priced in. Some guys are just delusional.

It's impossible to be priced in due to the following and you're not stupid enough to believe that, so I can only assume you're flat out lying:

<r0ach> these eth shills claiming the bitcoin halving is priced in are hilarious
<r0ach> you need to be mentally insane to believe 50% of miners would drop out
<r0ach> because that's what's required for the halving to be priced in
<r0ach> worst case scenario, *some* miners would drop out  and instead of price doubling, it only would go up 50%
<r0ach> it could also more than double in price
<r0ach> there are not many miners on the wrong end of the marginal cost in the first place
<r0ach> so it would be more like all miners stop mining or the price goes up a lot lol
<r0ach> and they would just manipulate it upwards long before stopping mining

<r0ach> shit I was debunked here by the shills
<r0ach> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1483658.0
<r0ach> damn now everyone knows that I never had any women come up to me
<r0ach> shit
<r0ach> these people are assholes
<r0ach> time for some fishing

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May 24, 2016, 05:21:30 PM
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Of course, it's priced in. Some guys are just delusional.

It's impossible to be priced in due to the following:

<r0ach> these eth shills claiming the bitcoin halving is priced in are hilarious
<r0ach> you need to be mentally insane to believe 50% of miners would drop out
<r0ach> because that's what's required for the halving to be priced in
<r0ach> worst case scenario, *some* miners would drop out  and instead of price doubling, it only would go up 50%
<r0ach> it could also more than double in price
<r0ach> there are not many miners on the wrong end of the marginal cost in the first place
<r0ach> so it would be more like all miners stop mining or the price goes up a lot lol
<r0ach> and they would just manipulate it upwards long before stopping mining


Your reputation is so bad (you spread bullshit too much) that only mentally challenged person would trust the quoted words, some proofs are required...
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May 30, 2016, 09:17:40 AM
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I honestly think the halving is not priced in even now.
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