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February 08, 2013, 05:38:07 AM
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The price rise of bitcoins will be inevitable. The amount of bitcoins that will be in demand by even a small portion of the world population... would mean we need to use those extra positions to the right of the decimal place. Which means bitcoins right now are incredibly undervalued.  Of course people were probably saying the same thing the last time it hit 30 dollars.
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February 08, 2013, 05:52:35 AM
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Market's already conditioned for bubbles. The next roadblock will be our all time high, then we have some deciding to do but we should blast through after awhile.
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February 08, 2013, 04:59:04 PM
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The price rise of bitcoins will be inevitable. The amount of bitcoins that will be in demand by even a small portion of the world population... would mean we need to use those extra positions to the right of the decimal place. Which means bitcoins right now are incredibly undervalued.  Of course people were probably saying the same thing the last time it hit 30 dollars.

Bitcoin's acceptance is still minimal, and when the crash comes, I am not sure those who are "true believers" will be that firm anymore, especially when they lose a lot of money...
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February 08, 2013, 09:09:59 PM
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I just keep slowly buying a few coins at a time. I bet I'm not the only one.

FAP Turbo 2.0, the FOREX trading robot which also trades bitcoin!

I had to link it because I love the name. Seriously, that is the real name.
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February 08, 2013, 09:50:49 PM
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The price rise of bitcoins will be inevitable. The amount of bitcoins that will be in demand by even a small portion of the world population... would mean we need to use those extra positions to the right of the decimal place. Which means bitcoins right now are incredibly undervalued.  Of course people were probably saying the same thing the last time it hit 30 dollars.

Bitcoin's acceptance is still minimal, and when the crash comes, I am not sure those who are "true believers" will be that firm anymore, especially when they lose a lot of money...

I was here before rise to $30 and the subsequent fall to $2. It's going to take a spectacular event (protocol failure or an improved protocol) to get me to stop using Bitcoin. I'm prepared for massive exchange rate fluctuations. Wink

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February 08, 2013, 09:56:40 PM
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The price rise of bitcoins will be inevitable. The amount of bitcoins that will be in demand by even a small portion of the world population... would mean we need to use those extra positions to the right of the decimal place. Which means bitcoins right now are incredibly undervalued.  Of course people were probably saying the same thing the last time it hit 30 dollars.

Bitcoin's acceptance is still minimal, and when the crash comes, I am not sure those who are "true believers" will be that firm anymore, especially when they lose a lot of money...

I was here before rise to $30 and the subsequent fall to $2. It's going to take a spectacular event (protocol failure or an improved protocol) to get me to stop using Bitcoin. I'm prepared for massive exchange rate fluctuations. Wink

Agreed. But also, any improved protocol will likely come from the Bitcoin dev team to begin with. These guys have been living and breathing cryptocurrency for the last few years, I can't think of anyone else better prepared to improve on the protocol than them. In other words, the protocol will improve from within, and will remain Bitcoin.

Failure is always an option, but the balance of probability sways away from it with each passing day.
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