Bitcoin is IMMORTAL...

[European Central Bank]

bitcoin'll always survive even if it's a few guys sending them to each other to remember the good old days. You'd have to be kinda dumb to be 100% convinced it's always gonna be on top. It's still the earliest of days and an awful lot can happen.

If a coupla hundred million people are using it then I think the first mover advantage is gonna be set in stone.

[richkellj]

bitcoin'll always survive even if it's a few guys sending them to each other to remember the good old days. You'd have to be kinda dumb to be 100% convinced it's always gonna be on top. It's still the earliest of days and an awful lot can happen.

If a coupla hundred million people are using it then I think the first mover advantage is gonna be set in stone.

now it's even more popular, so it will never die i think, more sellers accepts them now. forever living this

[Arnoldent]

bitcoin'll always survive even if it's a few guys sending them to each other to remember the good old days. You'd have to be kinda dumb to be 100% convinced it's always gonna be on top. It's still the earliest of days and an awful lot can happen.

If a coupla hundred million people are using it then I think the first mover advantage is gonna be set in stone.

If a hundred million people use the bitcoin, the price will be hundreds of thousands each for the bitcoin.

[Haswell]

The only way bitcoin may be killed is if the internet went down or some altcon jumped ahead of the train.

[aizzaku]

Bitcoin is proving to be extremely strong, practically "immune to death". If you look at Bitcoin Obituaries, people among the most influential and powerful in the world (let JPMorgan CEO be one example) have been unsuccessfully trying to bring it down. Even Hearn tried to destroy it and, despite all the incredibly negative promotion worldwide, Bitcoin's price went down a little only to (slowly) get back. If not even one of its creators was able to kill it, who will?

Well 'you can always be replaced' is what i think.

nothing is permanent in this world. what different is a virtual thing.

Bitcoin is limited let me tell u. many of them lost many of the stolen and no one can mint more. once that is done what will you do. alt coins with the highest potential will work.

once the bitcoins hype is over the alt coins will rise.. and that i think wont be global.. maybe regional .

[zimmah]

Bitcoin is proving to be extremely strong, practically "immune to death". If you look at Bitcoin Obituaries, people among the most influential and powerful in the world (let JPMorgan CEO be one example) have been unsuccessfully trying to bring it down. Even Hearn tried to destroy it and, despite all the incredibly negative promotion worldwide, Bitcoin's price went down a little only to (slowly) get back. If not even one of its creators was able to kill it, who will?

Well 'you can always be replaced' is what i think.

nothing is permanent in this world. what different is a virtual thing.

Bitcoin is limited let me tell u. many of them lost many of the stolen and no one can mint more. once that is done what will you do. alt coins with the highest potential will work.

once the bitcoins hype is over the alt coins will rise.. and that i think wont be global.. maybe regional .

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why on earth would we ever go back to regional currencies after we have made a global currency?

It's not logical to go back like that to something that is worse.

[aizzaku]

Bitcoin is proving to be extremely strong, practically "immune to death". If you look at Bitcoin Obituaries, people among the most influential and powerful in the world (let JPMorgan CEO be one example) have been unsuccessfully trying to bring it down. Even Hearn tried to destroy it and, despite all the incredibly negative promotion worldwide, Bitcoin's price went down a little only to (slowly) get back. If not even one of its creators was able to kill it, who will?

Well 'you can always be replaced' is what i think.

nothing is permanent in this world. what different is a virtual thing.

Bitcoin is limited let me tell u. many of them lost many of the stolen and no one can mint more. once that is done what will you do. alt coins with the highest potential will work.

once the bitcoins hype is over the alt coins will rise.. and that i think wont be global.. maybe regional .

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why on earth would we ever go back to regional currencies after we have made a global currency?

It's not logical to go back like that to something that is worse.

well i think i put it wrong. let me re phrase it.

Bitcoins is global but i don't think other crypto currencies will come up or rather get recognized globally as soon as bitcoin dies or anything happens to it.

answer me this how many years has it been since bitcoins started and how many people from 7.21 billion ( 2013 stats ) use or atleast know about bitcoins?

[CryptoBjorn]

Immortal how? It will be in the history books, because you do know eventually it will become outdated? Sure the foundation and the potential are great real great.
But that's not important. Most people with coins will leave and never come back if the price crashes to 1-10 dollar. That says a lot about the 'community' right? In terms of how dedicated they are.

[Xanidas]

The bitcoin survived many attacks and the problems within the society. I hope it will survive this summer.

[glorywhole]

Bitcoin is not immoral, it's amoral.

[Xanidas]

Bitcoin is not immoral, it's amoral.

It is actually immortal. Many people claimed it died many times. But it is still very alive at the moment.

[Lokfar]

bitcoin'll always survive even if it's a few guys sending them to each other to remember the good old days. You'd have to be kinda dumb to be 100% convinced it's always gonna be on top. It's still the earliest of days and an awful lot can happen.

If a coupla hundred million people are using it then I think the first mover advantage is gonna be set in stone.

now it's even more popular, so it will never die i think, more sellers accepts them now. forever living this

I am already happy if Bitcoin is one of the major digital currencies as far as online payments go. Debit cards will most likely remain the nr1 option for online purchases. They are too far ahead of all payment options/services.
I am quite sure that Bitcoin can overtake PayPal in terms of total transferred value within 5 years. That will be a massive blow in the face of PayPal & Co.

[Assmaster2000]

"It's so small, no one knows it's there until - BLAMMO. Eyes melt, skin explodes, everybody dead. So immoral, working on the thing can drive you mad."--J. Frank Parnell