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May 01, 2016, 05:41:03 PM
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There are far better coins besides bitcoin though but btc still can be the best you can have since people prefer and merchants accepting it than any other coin.
who knows what could happen though 0.1 btc may not be worth keeping after halving.

This view is dangerous.
But if you have a tolerance of way you can mitigate your risk, then why not lol.
But I think newbies should stay clear in the alt coin section until they are more familiar with bitcoin 1st.

why would this be dangerous?
keep in mind that btc price is uncertain this block halving, it may go up or it may go down. no one yet has forseen which way this is going but one thing is for sure while btc rise most altcoin will also rise.
if btc goes down, some altcoins may stood still.

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May 08, 2016, 08:46:59 AM
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There are far better coins besides bitcoin though but btc still can be the best you can have since people prefer and merchants accepting it than any other coin.
who knows what could happen though 0.1 btc may not be worth keeping after halving.

This view is dangerous.
But if you have a tolerance of way you can mitigate your risk, then why not lol.
But I think newbies should stay clear in the alt coin section until they are more familiar with bitcoin 1st.

why would this be dangerous?
keep in mind that btc price is uncertain this block halving, it may go up or it may go down. no one yet has forseen which way this is going but one thing is for sure while btc rise most altcoin will also rise.
if btc goes down, some altcoins may stood still.

I am not sure about the effect of the block reward halving. But when the bitcoin is used by more people, the price will go up.
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May 11, 2016, 07:59:53 PM
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There are far better coins besides bitcoin though but btc still can be the best you can have since people prefer and merchants accepting it than any other coin.
who knows what could happen though 0.1 btc may not be worth keeping after halving.

This view is dangerous.
But if you have a tolerance of way you can mitigate your risk, then why not lol.
But I think newbies should stay clear in the alt coin section until they are more familiar with bitcoin 1st.

why would this be dangerous?
keep in mind that btc price is uncertain this block halving, it may go up or it may go down. no one yet has forseen which way this is going but one thing is for sure while btc rise most altcoin will also rise.
if btc goes down, some altcoins may stood still.

I am not sure about the effect of the block reward halving. But when the bitcoin is used by more people, the price will go up.

If many people use bitcoin, it means it is useful. Useful thing will have a value. The more useful, the higher the value.


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May 12, 2016, 03:42:43 AM
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There are far better coins besides bitcoin though but btc still can be the best you can have since people prefer and merchants accepting it than any other coin.
who knows what could happen though 0.1 btc may not be worth keeping after halving.

This view is dangerous.
But if you have a tolerance of way you can mitigate your risk, then why not lol.
But I think newbies should stay clear in the alt coin section until they are more familiar with bitcoin 1st.

why would this be dangerous?
keep in mind that btc price is uncertain this block halving, it may go up or it may go down. no one yet has forseen which way this is going but one thing is for sure while btc rise most altcoin will also rise.
if btc goes down, some altcoins may stood still.

I am not sure about the effect of the block reward halving. But when the bitcoin is used by more people, the price will go up.

the effect of block halving is mostly based on the speculation about supply and demand that will change because of the halving. it means when the block reward halves there will be less supply available, because there is less bitcoin being created so as the rule of supply and demand suggests, less supply with the same demand means increasing price.

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May 12, 2016, 04:36:37 AM
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There are far better coins besides bitcoin though but btc still can be the best you can have since people prefer and merchants accepting it than any other coin.
who knows what could happen though 0.1 btc may not be worth keeping after halving.

This view is dangerous.
But if you have a tolerance of way you can mitigate your risk, then why not lol.
But I think newbies should stay clear in the alt coin section until they are more familiar with bitcoin 1st.

why would this be dangerous?
keep in mind that btc price is uncertain this block halving, it may go up or it may go down. no one yet has forseen which way this is going but one thing is for sure while btc rise most altcoin will also rise.
if btc goes down, some altcoins may stood still.

I am not sure about the effect of the block reward halving. But when the bitcoin is used by more people, the price will go up.

the effect of block halving is mostly based on the speculation about supply and demand that will change because of the halving. it means when the block reward halves there will be less supply available, because there is less bitcoin being created so as the rule of supply and demand suggests, less supply with the same demand means increasing price.
There is definitely a lot of speculation regarding the block halving and the affect it will have on the value, but keep in mind a lot of the value is derived from what miners are willing to sell at to cover their costs and make a profit. If the halving really does have an affect, then we'll see the miners selling their Bitcoin for more. They have to eat too.

The initial value during the halving will definitely be speculation-based, but I am confident the base value will become apparent soon after it does occur.
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May 13, 2016, 01:51:26 PM
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There are far better coins besides bitcoin though but btc still can be the best you can have since people prefer and merchants accepting it than any other coin.
who knows what could happen though 0.1 btc may not be worth keeping after halving.

This view is dangerous.
But if you have a tolerance of way you can mitigate your risk, then why not lol.
But I think newbies should stay clear in the alt coin section until they are more familiar with bitcoin 1st.

why would this be dangerous?
keep in mind that btc price is uncertain this block halving, it may go up or it may go down. no one yet has forseen which way this is going but one thing is for sure while btc rise most altcoin will also rise.
if btc goes down, some altcoins may stood still.

I am not sure about the effect of the block reward halving. But when the bitcoin is used by more people, the price will go up.

the effect of block halving is mostly based on the speculation about supply and demand that will change because of the halving. it means when the block reward halves there will be less supply available, because there is less bitcoin being created so as the rule of supply and demand suggests, less supply with the same demand means increasing price.
There is definitely a lot of speculation regarding the block halving and the affect it will have on the value, but keep in mind a lot of the value is derived from what miners are willing to sell at to cover their costs and make a profit. If the halving really does have an affect, then we'll see the miners selling their Bitcoin for more. They have to eat too.

The initial value during the halving will definitely be speculation-based, but I am confident the base value will become apparent soon after it does occur.

That is true. The real value depends on the usage of the bitcoin. If nobody uses it, halving does not help.

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