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January 20, 2017, 12:50:26 PM |
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People think that Bitcoin will be valued more in the future. So they are both mining and buying bitcoin.
Is there any possibility of a decrease in demand for Bitcoin? Whatever happens, people give up using bitcoin.
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unamis76
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January 20, 2017, 12:52:43 PM |
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Obviously yes... As much as there are possibilities for an increase in demand. It all depends on what decisions are taken regarding Bitcoin development and ease of use..
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davis196
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January 20, 2017, 01:05:22 PM |
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People think that Bitcoin will be valued more in the future. So they are both mining and buying bitcoin.
Is there any possibility of a decrease in demand for Bitcoin? Whatever happens, people give up using bitcoin.
If some altcoin becomes better than bitcoin,all the people will stop using btc and move to the altcoin. If most of the big countries like China and USA ban bitcoin,probably 90% of the btc users will stop using btc. I don`t think that those posibilities will ever happen.
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January 20, 2017, 01:05:48 PM |
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People think that Bitcoin will be valued more in the future. So they are both mining and buying bitcoin.
Is there any possibility of a decrease in demand for Bitcoin? Whatever happens, people give up using bitcoin.
Mining may decrease the every halving period. Due to demand and supply increase only. To say fact. Reduction of demand is not healthier for the bitcoin's price value. I think next halving may move the value to 3000$ plus.
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January 20, 2017, 01:08:18 PM |
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If some altcoin becomes better than bitcoin,all the people will stop using btc and move to the altcoin. Obviously yes... As much as there are possibilities for an increase in demand But I don`t think that those posibilities will ever happen.
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January 20, 2017, 01:15:30 PM |
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Yes, there always is. For example, if all governments in the world decide to ban Bitcoin
But only a few million people at most use Bitcoin, so there is much more room for growth than for decrease of demand.
Maybe the people that use Bitcoin tomorrow won't be the ones that use today, but I still think the demand won't decrease
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KennyR
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January 20, 2017, 01:27:09 PM |
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I believe that bitcoin demand won't decrease soon or later if users understand the real potential of bitcoin. Just based upon the fluctuations and the unpredictable nature of bitcoin people say that it's demand decrease.
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January 20, 2017, 01:49:30 PM |
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People think that Bitcoin will be valued more in the future. So they are both mining and buying bitcoin.
Is there any possibility of a decrease in demand for Bitcoin? Whatever happens, people give up using bitcoin.
Of course it is possible. As much as it is possible that the demand can grow high, the opposite can also happen. A few reasons that can effect this are: 1. Bitcoin fails to scale 2. Bitcoin is banned from your country 3. Increased confirmation time 4. A better alt coin emerges that overshadows bitcoin. 5. A major bug is suddenly found on bitcoin codes There can be more reasons that can bring the demand down that I have not thought.
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January 20, 2017, 01:57:10 PM |
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I doubt It's going to happen , I mean bitcoin is only getting known to more and more people over the world , the chances that the demand decrease highly and result into a decreasing the price with it is highly unlikely unless we the banks and governments stars a real war on us . Even If that happens , that's why Satoshi Nakamoto made halving block reward in the first place.
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Carmen_Sandiego
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January 20, 2017, 03:50:09 PM |
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People think that Bitcoin will be valued more in the future. So they are both mining and buying bitcoin.
Is there any possibility of a decrease in demand for Bitcoin? Whatever happens, people give up using bitcoin.
This is unlikely to happen, as Bitcoin's network effect is gaining global proportions. I think the only factors that could cause this would be technical aspects. Many experts have been alerting the community to the need to solve problems related to scalability. Unfortunately, it seems that there is still no consensus on the best solution.
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Fireblade
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January 20, 2017, 03:58:06 PM |
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I believe that bitcoin demand won't decrease soon or later if users understand the real potential of bitcoin. Just based upon the fluctuations and the unpredictable nature of bitcoin people say that it's demand decrease.
yes that is right that the bitcoin demand is no decreasing but it its demand is increasing from time, we can see that as the time pass the demand of bitcoin is increasing from time to time, people are entering in the world of bitcoin and they are investing their money here therefore the demand of bitcoin is also increasing.
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January 20, 2017, 03:58:12 PM |
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Anything is possible in this world, though with that in mind, i would consider the following: - Bitcoin has a huge community of investors, developers etc who continuously seek to resolve any issues. Imagine if you invested in a bitcoin based startup, or even directly into purchasing bitcoins for yourself. You would do your best to promote and protect it. - Furthermore, hackers, banks and other organizations who may feel "threatened" by bitcoin or simply just want to extract wealth from it, are always on the lookout for faults to do so. This means it has grown and evolved in an environment that naturally demands the network to be kept secure and safe. You can relate this to any living specie, the ones that have grown in a rough / hard environment which is continuously attempting to kill it off, will usually grow to be extremely robust and strong - given they survive it. Many other ways to look at is, though just some thought
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January 20, 2017, 08:21:29 PM |
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People think that Bitcoin will be valued more in the future. So they are both mining and buying bitcoin.
Is there any possibility of a decrease in demand for Bitcoin? Whatever happens, people give up using bitcoin.
Of course it is possible. As much as it is possible that the demand can grow high, the opposite can also happen. A few reasons that can effect this are: 1. Bitcoin fails to scale 2. Bitcoin is banned from your country 3. Increased confirmation time 4. A better alt coin emerges that overshadows bitcoin. 5. A major bug is suddenly found on bitcoin codes There can be more reasons that can bring the demand down that I have not thought. I am really sorry but you are completely mistaken; 1. Bitcoin will succeed to scale with either the one or the other way. Nobody and especially miners want people give up bitcoin because they have spent millions of dollars in mining pools. 2. So what? Bitcoin uses internet and anybody can use it to buy things from Internet. Moreover banning has the opposite results from the intended ones https://news.bitcoin.com/needham-banning-not-prevent-bitcoin-adoption/3. There is lightning network in alpha release for micro payments 4. May post the traits this alt coin so as it will overshadows bitcoin? or what kind of features bitcoin lacks from this super alt coin? 5. Wow!! After 8 years nobody found this 'bug' and 'major' one? If anyone find something like that banks will put him on their payroll without doing anything. Today I read that Pakistan the 7th most populous country in the world may be the next major user after India https://news.bitcoin.com/pakistan-set-to-become-a-major-bitcoin-hub/
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January 20, 2017, 09:15:44 PM |
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It is definitely a possibility. The writing was on the wall when Coinbase decided to add alts. They have spent a lot of time building infrastructure around bitcoin, merchant apps and so on, and now they are trying to make sure that alts can use the same infrastructure - they are preparing for the possibility that an alt might solve the problem bitcoin now has with small block sizes, long confirmation times and so on.
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pixie85
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January 21, 2017, 03:15:11 AM |
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I believe that bitcoin demand won't decrease soon or later if users understand the real potential of bitcoin. Just based upon the fluctuations and the unpredictable nature of bitcoin people say that it's demand decrease.
I think so as well. We have a limited supply so the demand may decrease a bit but it will still remain high. The only thing that could really decrease the demand would be a new, better cryptocurrency that would somehow make people drop BTC to buy it.
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January 21, 2017, 03:36:38 AM |
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Possible is everything but, I think not in the near future because someone must create coin better than bitcoin and it need years to get known like bitcoin, so from my opinion next 10-15 years not possible to decrease
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January 21, 2017, 05:45:22 AM |
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People think that Bitcoin will be valued more in the future. So they are both mining and buying bitcoin.
Is there any possibility of a decrease in demand for Bitcoin? Whatever happens, people give up using bitcoin.
of course it can. but i don't think the possibility of it is high enough. for example, the worst case scenario that i can think of is bitcoin being banned in some countries which can lead to less people using it. and we are looking for mass adoption and banning plus the sociability problem that we are facing these days can impose many problems in front of this adoption. but so far in the past 8 years, bitcoin banning was never a big issue and i keep seeing more adoption and more friendly laws about bitcoin instead of hostile banning.
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January 21, 2017, 06:44:42 AM |
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The possibility of decline in demand bitcoin I think it certainly there and it could happen. Such as banning bitcoin in some countries, it will make bitcoin demand decreases. But during bitcoin can still grow and continue to improve the quality I believe demand will continue to rise. Especially seeing now bitcoin continues to grow, so I'm sure people will increasingly using bitcoin and demand is always increasing.
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January 21, 2017, 06:54:24 AM |
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If some altcoin becomes better than bitcoin,all the people will stop using btc and move to the altcoin. Obviously yes... As much as there are possibilities for an increase in demand But I don`t think that those posibilities will ever happen.
No chance. If an altcoin becomes better than Bitcoin it would take years to reach the same sort of adoption as Bitcoin due to the network effect. And if bitcoin fails (or its value drops significantly, let's say to the $200 or less level, people are going to be even more wary of buying an altcoin, however more advanced it is. If Bitcoin fails, I reckon we'd be looking at 5+ years at least before another altcoin achieves a similar market cap. People would be very scared of "magical internet money" if the first iteration failed.
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January 21, 2017, 07:59:24 AM |
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one thing is true the more people buy at current level the more strong this value will be and at the end it will be the real bottom, this mean that it can't go lower no matter what
if some serious bug is discovered you can always hardfork and restore those coins, so people will always keep them and not dump them for panic
but for this to happen you need to buy almost all the coins at the current btc value, not an easy task
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