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Litecoin seems to be firmly uncoupled from bitcoin now (if that's not an oxymoron). Doge also falling. Dark days ahead for both?
Do you not remember way way way way way way back 6 months ago, back when it was the year 2013, long long ago, when LTC was .007 btc? 1/3 of what it is now? Probably not, that was a long time ago. Sorry, not sure I follow your point. It's been uncoupled before and survived/caught up just fine, so the same could happen again? Another fair point, though the landscape is VERY different now. Darkcoin will never get the mainstream adoption of BTC/LTC this is all about new coin vitality that you are enjoying now ...if and when it comes on teh radar of any government/political/banking sector it will be firmly stomped on teh head Enjoy your kiddie fanatsy of smoking cigarettes down the back of the bus Darkcoin coolness... i.e creating a coin that by design is made to launder money & buy drugs is really going to go down well with society & the infrastructural systems that you will need to connect with Also welcome to teh world of anybody who has/uses DRK are now targets for law enforcement types It has its place as ppl need to buy drugs and launder money just as hoes need to smoke da crack but to say LTC or BTC are to be replaced by Darkcoin is a noobs viewpoint as IMHO DARKCOINS future look really bright to me ...lolz
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windjc
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May 26, 2014, 09:25:44 AM |
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Litecoin seems to be firmly uncoupled from bitcoin now (if that's not an oxymoron). Doge also falling. Dark days ahead for both?
It was the same in the last BTC runup. First, LTC was falling and falling, LTC doomsday prophecies were filling the air. "LTC is dead!!!" and so on. Then, the LTC/BTC ratio suddenly jumped from 0.0075 to 0.05 in a matter of 1 week !!! Same with many of the other alts. I would never call the end of some alt too early, those little suckers are full of nasty surprises!  This is a fair point. However, I do wonder whether the remainder of this year will see the alts better sieved for those that have some kind of value. If bitcoin is bubbling again then I guess a lot of money might come out of the alts for a 'sure thing' propped up by better public visibility. Privacy seems to be a big deal. NXT's platform I think has got a bright future. What has Litecoin got to offer any more? Is there a reason that DRK shouldn't overtake it, for example? Oh god, enough with this DRK crap for goodness sakes. Yes, there are dozens of reasons DRK will not overtake LTC. LTC is a behemoth, with massive dispersement of coins and investors and hash power. LTC is ALSO a medium of exchange between other alts. When DRK becomes the go to 2nd alt for exchange on BTC-E and Finex and Stamp, then maybe you can start this conversation. For now, though, DRK needs to be worried about MRO and Emunie, which have the potential to stomp a big ol hole its in DRKs head and send it down the road of every other pumped coin. Perhaps DRK was a bad example. My general point was about why LTC is more attractive than the alternatives - which you answer above. Still, I'm not as optimistic about LTC as you are. Would new money go into LTC in sufficient quantities to allow it to keep up? In the short term, yes. Long run, not convinced. Well, I am pretty damn confident that the next time we enter a bull run anything like a bubble - about half way through that bubble, but probably before then, LTC is going to skyrocket again. It may not go to .052 again, but it might. I kinda hope it doesn't, as I made a 20 btc bet today that it would stay under $100 for 2014.  Money will ALWAYS flow out of BTC into other alts during bubbles, as people look for profits and coins get pumped. In fact, here is the best (and one of the most obvious) tip I have ever given on this forum. Next time we go into a bubble with giant momentum, about a week into the bubble, take 25%+ of your BTC and evenly invest it into the top 20 alt coins on Coinmarketcap.com that have not already gone up 20%. Hold those until the top of the bubble and cash out your fortune in BTC. I may delete this post in a few days. 
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May 26, 2014, 09:25:54 AM |
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May 26, 2014, 09:27:20 AM |
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Whoa! 
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May 26, 2014, 09:27:59 AM |
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Hurray! New ATH at Huobi! 
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May 26, 2014, 09:28:32 AM |
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Is this for real or just another bitcoinwisdom glitch?
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May 26, 2014, 09:28:37 AM |
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Litecoin seems to be firmly uncoupled from bitcoin now (if that's not an oxymoron). Doge also falling. Dark days ahead for both?
Do you not remember way way way way way way back 6 months ago, back when it was the year 2013, long long ago, when LTC was .007 btc? 1/3 of what it is now? Probably not, that was a long time ago. Sorry, not sure I follow your point. It's been uncoupled before and survived/caught up just fine, so the same could happen again? Another fair point, though the landscape is VERY different now. Darkcoin will never get the mainstream adoption of BTC/LTC this is all about new coin vitality that you are enjoying now ...if and when it comes on teh radar of any government/political/banking sector it will be firmly stomped on teh head Enjoy your kiddie fanatsy of smoking cigarettes down the back of the bus Darkcoin coolness... i.e creating a coin that by design is made to launder money & buy drugs is really going to go down well with society & the infrastructural systems that you will need to connect with Also welcome to teh world of anybody who has/uses DRK are now targets for law enforcement types DARKCOINS future look really bright to me ...lolz Never owned a single DRK, never plan to. It was an example - an apt one, given that it currently has #3 market cap.
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May 26, 2014, 09:28:44 AM |
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i knew it was a bug, but i kinda hoped its not 
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May 26, 2014, 09:29:17 AM |
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WELL that was a quick bull market.
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May 26, 2014, 09:30:38 AM |
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i knew it was a bug, but i kinda hoped its not  I hate glitches like that because it stuffs up the view of the chart
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May 26, 2014, 09:30:43 AM |
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how much btc needed to be bought in a single market order to get there for real? 
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May 26, 2014, 09:32:03 AM |
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WELL that was a quick bull market.
lolz ... i think i might cash out some of my funds .... 
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May 26, 2014, 09:34:10 AM |
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I bet people are placing sell orders in that range now
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May 26, 2014, 09:35:12 AM |
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WELL that was a quick bull market.
lolz ... i think i might cash out some of my funds ....  The market is already down 63% in less than 5 minutes and the new ATH was only 25% higher than the one from the old bubble (8000). I guess Bitcoin is truly dying.
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May 26, 2014, 09:35:36 AM |
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I bet people are placing sell orders in that range now
rather small volume dont you think ...lolz
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May 26, 2014, 09:35:45 AM |
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Litecoin seems to be firmly uncoupled from bitcoin now (if that's not an oxymoron). Doge also falling. Dark days ahead for both?
Do you not remember way way way way way way back 6 months ago, back when it was the year 2013, long long ago, when LTC was .007 btc? 1/3 of what it is now? Probably not, that was a long time ago. Sorry, not sure I follow your point. It's been uncoupled before and survived/caught up just fine, so the same could happen again? Another fair point, though the landscape is VERY different now. Darkcoin will never get the mainstream adoption of BTC/LTC this is all about new coin vitality that you are enjoying now ...if and when it comes on teh radar of any government/political/banking sector it will be firmly stomped on teh head Enjoy your kiddie fanatsy of smoking cigarettes down the back of the bus Darkcoin coolness... i.e creating a coin that by design is made to launder money & buy drugs is really going to go down well with society & the infrastructural systems that you will need to connect with Also welcome to teh world of anybody who has/uses DRK are now targets for law enforcement types DARKCOINS future look really bright to me ...lolz Never owned a single DRK, never plan to. It was an example - an apt one, given that it currently has #3 market cap. Agreed, DRK is just another regular hype. What makes a coin succeed is the infrastructure surrounding it. Even though privacy may be a factor, no one actually uses darkcoin, or will use it. Merchants aren't going to accept darkcoin. Litecoin on the other hand, though it may not be technologically different from bitcoin, has a huge network and infrastructure compared to the other alts. LTC will be still number 2 when Darkcoin is rotting in the altcoin graveyard where all the other so-called LTC successors are rotting now, Auroracoin, etc. I predict that LTC, together with the older, more establshed alts, will see a huge price surge in this bubble, BTC-ratio wise. The older, the more established a coin, the better. Network and infrastructure are the key words here imho.
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May 26, 2014, 09:36:49 AM |
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Is this for real or just another bitcoinwisdom glitch?
Or a fault of the fake volume bot at Huobi.
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May 26, 2014, 09:37:31 AM |
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Litecoin seems to be firmly uncoupled from bitcoin now (if that's not an oxymoron). Doge also falling. Dark days ahead for both?
Do you not remember way way way way way way back 6 months ago, back when it was the year 2013, long long ago, when LTC was .007 btc? 1/3 of what it is now? Probably not, that was a long time ago. Sorry, not sure I follow your point. It's been uncoupled before and survived/caught up just fine, so the same could happen again? Another fair point, though the landscape is VERY different now. Darkcoin will never get the mainstream adoption of BTC/LTC this is all about new coin vitality that you are enjoying now ...if and when it comes on teh radar of any government/political/banking sector it will be firmly stomped on teh head Enjoy your kiddie fanatsy of smoking cigarettes down the back of the bus Darkcoin coolness... i.e creating a coin that by design is made to launder money & buy drugs is really going to go down well with society & the infrastructural systems that you will need to connect with Also welcome to teh world of anybody who has/uses DRK are now targets for law enforcement types DARKCOINS future look really bright to me ...lolz Never owned a single DRK, never plan to. It was an example - an apt one, given that it currently has #3 market cap. Agreed, DRK is just another regular hype. What makes a coin succeed is the infrastructure surrounding it. Even though privacy may be a factor, no one actually uses darkcoin, or will use it. Merchants aren't going to accept darkcoin. Litecoin on the other hand, though it may not be technologically different from bitcoin, has a huge network and infrastructure compared to the other alts. LTC will be still number 2 when Darkcoin is rotting in the altcoin graveyard where all the other so-called LTC successors are rotting now, Auroracoin, etc. I predict that LTC, together with the older, more establshed alts, will see a huge price surge in this bubble, BTC-ratio wise. The older, the more established a coin, the better. Network and infrastructure are the key words here imho. I agree. Although I also think any coin that can be traded for fiat directly will have a way to survive outside of Bitcoin. NXT for example will have this soon.
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May 26, 2014, 09:40:14 AM |
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Litecoin seems to be firmly uncoupled from bitcoin now (if that's not an oxymoron). Doge also falling. Dark days ahead for both?
Do you not remember way way way way way way back 6 months ago, back when it was the year 2013, long long ago, when LTC was .007 btc? 1/3 of what it is now? Probably not, that was a long time ago. Sorry, not sure I follow your point. It's been uncoupled before and survived/caught up just fine, so the same could happen again? Another fair point, though the landscape is VERY different now. Darkcoin will never get the mainstream adoption of BTC/LTC this is all about new coin vitality that you are enjoying now ...if and when it comes on teh radar of any government/political/banking sector it will be firmly stomped on teh head Enjoy your kiddie fanatsy of smoking cigarettes down the back of the bus Darkcoin coolness... i.e creating a coin that by design is made to launder money & buy drugs is really going to go down well with society & the infrastructural systems that you will need to connect with Also welcome to teh world of anybody who has/uses DRK are now targets for law enforcement types DARKCOINS future look really bright to me ...lolz Never owned a single DRK, never plan to. It was an example - an apt one, given that it currently has #3 market cap. Agreed, DRK is just another regular hype. What makes a coin succeed is the infrastructure surrounding it. Even though privacy may be a factor, no one actually uses darkcoin, or will use it. Merchants aren't going to accept darkcoin. Litecoin on the other hand, though it may not be technologically different from bitcoin, has a huge network and infrastructure compared to the other alts. LTC will be still number 2 when Darkcoin is rotting in the altcoin graveyard where all the other so-called LTC successors are rotting now, Auroracoin, etc. I predict that LTC, together with the older, more establshed alts, will see a huge price surge in this bubble, BTC-ratio wise. The older, the more established a coin, the better. Network and infrastructure are the key words here imho. I agree. Although I also think any coin that can be traded for fiat directly will have a way to survive outside of Bitcoin. NXT for example will have this soon.I'm happy to stand corrected on this one. (I know, standard procedure is to disappear for a while when a good point is made, sorry.) Very pleased about NXT getting a fiat exchange soon. I'm more invested there, in both senses, than anything else. I recently sold what few LTC I had for NXT for that reason.
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May 26, 2014, 09:46:54 AM |
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Litecoin seems to be firmly uncoupled from bitcoin now (if that's not an oxymoron). Doge also falling. Dark days ahead for both?
Do you not remember way way way way way way back 6 months ago, back when it was the year 2013, long long ago, when LTC was .007 btc? 1/3 of what it is now? Probably not, that was a long time ago. Sorry, not sure I follow your point. It's been uncoupled before and survived/caught up just fine, so the same could happen again? Another fair point, though the landscape is VERY different now. Darkcoin will never get the mainstream adoption of BTC/LTC this is all about new coin vitality that you are enjoying now ...if and when it comes on teh radar of any government/political/banking sector it will be firmly stomped on teh head Enjoy your kiddie fanatsy of smoking cigarettes down the back of the bus Darkcoin coolness... i.e creating a coin that by design is made to launder money & buy drugs is really going to go down well with society & the infrastructural systems that you will need to connect with Also welcome to teh world of anybody who has/uses DRK are now targets for law enforcement types DARKCOINS future look really bright to me ...lolz Never owned a single DRK, never plan to. It was an example - an apt one, given that it currently has #3 market cap. Agreed, DRK is just another regular hype. What makes a coin succeed is the infrastructure surrounding it. Even though privacy may be a factor, no one actually uses darkcoin, or will use it. Merchants aren't going to accept darkcoin. Litecoin on the other hand, though it may not be technologically different from bitcoin, has a huge network and infrastructure compared to the other alts. LTC will be still number 2 when Darkcoin is rotting in the altcoin graveyard where all the other so-called LTC successors are rotting now, Auroracoin, etc. I predict that LTC, together with the older, more establshed alts, will see a huge price surge in this bubble, BTC-ratio wise. The older, the more established a coin, the better. Network and infrastructure are the key words here imho. I agree. Although I also think any coin that can be traded for fiat directly will have a way to survive outside of Bitcoin. NXT for example will have this soon.I'm happy to stand corrected on this one. (I know, standard procedure is to disappear for a while when a good point is made, sorry.) Very pleased about NXT getting a fiat exchange soon. I'm more invested there, in both senses, than anything else. I recently sold what few LTC I had for NXT for that reason. NXT, more than any other coin and ecosystem has already decoupled from Bitcoin. NXT price is hindered by the lack of exposure - the inability to implement its code into large exchanges like Mintpay due to the fact that its not a bitcoin clone. This has caused the dissemination of coins to be slowed down and a price "cap" to be forced on the coin for a long time now. However, it has no less than 100 different development projects in the works, more than any other coin besides BTC. NXT is a long term play, imo. It might be at around the same price it is today (in BTC terms) 6 months from now. But when it "pops" it has the potential to pop big and have that pop be sustained. Its definitely the lead dog in the 2.0 world. For now at least.
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