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May 08, 2016, 11:30:18 PM

I read someone claim the last controversial ETF took seven years.  It might be a couple years from now, or it could even occur in 2017.  I could see them fast tracking it if the post-halving charts don't look like a completely ridiculous pump and dump going from like $500 to $10,000 and back to $1000 again.  People would think that's kind of suspicious.  If it went from $500 to $3200 then back to $1600, they would consider that OK and just price discovery/growing market.


That reminds me, i got a bit frustrated in another post about the ignorance how many can not fathom something like even 10k$/btc, like EVER (lol) -i wonder what they are doing here than - and replied this:



We will never hit 10k.
Bitcoin is not made to hit 10k or even 100k.

It's made for transactions and yes having a rise in the value is good, but not mandatory for bitcoin to succeed.

In coming few years I don't think that we'll reach 1000$, which means to reach 1000$ itself it may take some more years. So counting in such manner it may take some 30-40years to reach 10000$.....

Are both of you having a party? How many bottles of rum did you guy's consumed?

Yeah, that must be dirty rum. I am amazed as well about how they do not understand anything about the possibilities of Bitcoin and bitcoin at all.
This is a great post OP btw! I can finally ignore all noise accounts with ease! I just need to check for 2 keywords together in a reply: '10.000' +'never' =auto ignore :-D

Anyone who thinks 10.000$/BTC is unattainable, or it needs decades - hello, ever heard of exponentially growing network effect?? -, just have no clue about the economics of the world or suck at mathematics (real bad!!), or both. 10.000$/BTC equals at the max. of 21 million coins as ~210 billion dollars of market capitalization. Gold is a 7,5+ trillion dollar market today and it is basically useless in everyday economic activity, unlike bitcoin. Heck, a middle sized trust fund is bigger than 210 billion $.

All "skeptics" should check this out: http://money.visualcapitalist.com/all-of-the-worlds-money-and-markets-in-one-visualization/
It is an awesome and shocking graph about how small bitcoin is (like a small town's yearly budget).

Also:


Now tell us how bitcoin can't get above 1000$.
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That reminds me, i got a bit frustrated in another post about the ignorance how many can not fathom something like even 10k$/btc, like EVER (lol) -i wonder what they are doing here than - and replied this:


I think guys like these are everywhere here and they're lost causes. They'll sell at $500-600 something. If that's the limits of their comprehension then so be it.
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May 09, 2016, 12:11:47 AM

I read someone claim the last controversial ETF took seven years.  It might be a couple years from now, or it could even occur in 2017.  I could see them fast tracking it if the post-halving charts don't look like a completely ridiculous pump and dump going from like $500 to $10,000 and back to $1000 again.  People would think that's kind of suspicious.  If it went from $500 to $3200 then back to $1600, they would consider that OK and just price discovery/growing market.


That reminds me, i got a bit frustrated in another post about the ignorance how many can not fathom something like even 10k$/btc, like EVER (lol) -i wonder what they are doing here than - and replied this:



We will never hit 10k.
Bitcoin is not made to hit 10k or even 100k.

It's made for transactions and yes having a rise in the value is good, but not mandatory for bitcoin to succeed.

In coming few years I don't think that we'll reach 1000$, which means to reach 1000$ itself it may take some more years. So counting in such manner it may take some 30-40years to reach 10000$.....

Are both of you having a party? How many bottles of rum did you guy's consumed?

Yeah, that must be dirty rum. I am amazed as well about how they do not understand anything about the possibilities of Bitcoin and bitcoin at all.
This is a great post OP btw! I can finally ignore all noise accounts with ease! I just need to check for 2 keywords together in a reply: '10.000' +'never' =auto ignore :-D

Anyone who thinks 10.000$/BTC is unattainable, or it needs decades - hello, ever heard of exponentially growing network effect?? -, just have no clue about the economics of the world or suck at mathematics (real bad!!), or both. 10.000$/BTC equals at the max. of 21 million coins as ~210 billion dollars of market capitalization. Gold is a 7,5+ trillion dollar market today and it is basically useless in everyday economic activity, unlike bitcoin. Heck, a middle sized trust fund is bigger than 210 billion $.

All "skeptics" should check this out: http://money.visualcapitalist.com/all-of-the-worlds-money-and-markets-in-one-visualization/
It is an awesome and shocking graph about how small bitcoin is (like a small town's yearly budget).

Also:


Now tell us how bitcoin can't get above 1000$.

Thanks for sharing this post with us, AZwarel. Appreciated Smiley

Would you please tell us where you see Bitcoin in terms of price in the coming 10 - 15 years ?

Thanks again Smiley
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That reminds me, i got a bit frustrated in another post about the ignorance how many can not fathom something like even 10k$/btc, like EVER (lol) -i wonder what they are doing here than - and replied this:


I think guys like these are everywhere here and they're lost causes. They'll sell at $500-600 something. If that's the limits of their comprehension then so be it.

Well said and totally agree.
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May 09, 2016, 12:13:45 AM

bear logic: it will crash so i can buy back lower and THEN it will rocket to the moon. duh!

Bear logic? Isn't that an oxymoron?
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That reminds me, i got a bit frustrated in another post about the ignorance how many can not fathom something like even 10k$/btc, like EVER (lol) -i wonder what they are doing here than - and replied this:
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Cromulent, embiggening stuff. I laughed, I cried, I pooped myself a little.

@Jimbo: Oxymoron, isn't that the guy trying to boot percs?
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That reminds me, i got a bit frustrated in another post about the ignorance how many can not fathom something like even 10k$/btc, like EVER (lol) -i wonder what they are doing here than - and replied this:


I think guys like these are everywhere here and they're lost causes. They'll sell at $500-600 something. If that's the limits of their comprehension then so be it.

Agree. I start to realize, that most people posting mindless stuff around the forum (or r/Bitcoin) never even bothered to read/understand the White Paper - and surprisingly, this beloved Wall Observer is one of the best posting crowd (sic) around here, well except for the Technical Discussion part :-) . And they call themselves "investors".

Nor the "investors" ever visited a meet up/conference/ in person/online, watched a bitcoin tutorial like the Blackboard series, listened to a podcast like LetsTalkBTC, amused by an awesome Andreas speech, or even has any background knowledge about economics, finance, or the history of STEM.

Weird, so many will (not) telling the sad story to their grandchildren about the bitcoins he sold at 600$ back in 40 years ago, never could afford to buy back, while it could buy them something like an island for every offspring in the future today...
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so many will (not) telling the sad story to their grandchildren

>grandchildren
Doesn't that usually involve a human female?
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Thanks for sharing this post with us, AZwarel. Appreciated Smiley

Would you please tell us where you see Bitcoin in terms of price in the coming 10 - 15 years ?

Thanks again Smiley

I have no idea. As none else has, if they do they lie :-) Best to not be wrong is not give predictions! But i enjoy the subject, so here are a few thoughts, i try to be TLDR;

If You saw that graph from my post, you have seen the potential wealth to growth "from". I can only say what Satoshi said about the 20 years volume (either HUGE, or zero), and volume derives from utility, and utility is a strong indicator of value in any asset class (or currency if that matters). As i have said in my angry rant, a 10.000$/BTC would be still less than 200 billion usd market cap today, which is laughably still nothing, a small mid-east country's yearly GDP with 5 million population, trading effectively raw cotton and some minerals. Nothing.

My point is: 99,9% of the populace could not imagine any useful mass usage in the first DECADE of their time for electricity/combustion engine/computers/internet, and see how most of us would literally die without them today.

To answer your question :-)

I can only say a ratio of BTC versus other store of value assets; i call it the lag of knowledge spread: mass psychosis fueled by both media and daily p2p interactions, greed, FOMO, sudden surge in "i should check this bitcoin thing out" will multiply adoption (hodlers and day-to-day users) by 100-1000 folds by 2020-2025. That is my prediction based on every other similar technology, minus the 2 important facts that: bitcoin can be money, and money is 2nd only to sex for "things worth killing for"; and the physical infrastructure is already layed down - oh and also, concurring currencies are a zero sum system. I mean, people can only have one of these combinations of any two currency with a finite purchasing power:
0-100, anything between 1-99, and 100-0, so when the perceived equilibrium is breached, it is an avalanche effect for the one below the threshold, for none wants to remain in the "dying" currency). From today's 0,004% M2 we should reach up to 0,4%-4% realistically in 10 years.

 It does not necessarily means 100-1000x price increase ( i would say more, because it is a self reinforcing, exponentially (cost= N, benefit=N square) increasing network effect, but we must also count in non mathematical elements, like politics, perceptions,  which are the exact opposites of economic rationality.

edit: that meant to be 100-1000, but a bit too much whine (the red liquid one, not the angry:)
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so many will (not) telling the sad story to their grandchildren

>grandchildren
Doesn't that usually involve a human female?

:-D

Well, with enough 500$ sold bitcoins, they might afford http://www.webmd.com/infertility-and-reproduction/features/womb-rent-surrogate-mothers-india

(12,000$ for a baby from your own DNA)
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Doesn't that usually involve a human female?

I've heard of them. One day I hope to meet one. I've heard they're kinda cool and they can do stuff that boys can't. No one'll tell me what it is.

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Thanks for sharing this post with us, AZwarel. Appreciated Smiley

Would you please tell us where you see Bitcoin in terms of price in the coming 10 - 15 years ?

Thanks again Smiley

I have no idea. As none else has, if they do they lie :-) Best to not be wrong is not give predictions! But i enjoy the subject, so here are a few thoughts, i try to be TLDR;

If You saw that graph from my post, you have seen the potential wealth to growth "from". I can only say what Satoshi said about the 20 years volume (either HUGE, or zero), and volume derives from utility, and utility is a strong indicator of value in any asset class (or currency if that matters). As i have said in my angry rant, a 10.000$/BTC would be still less than 200 billion usd market cap today, which is laughably still nothing, a small mid-east country's yearly GDP with 5 million population, trading effectively raw cotton and some minerals. Nothing.

My point is: 99,9% of the populace could not imagine any useful mass usage in the first DECADE of their time for electricity/combustion engine/computers/internet, and see how most of us would literally die without them today.

To answer your question :-)

I can only say a ratio of BTC versus other store of value assets; i call it the lag of knowledge spread: mass psychosis fueled by both media and daily p2p interactions, greed, FOMO, sudden surge in "i should check this bitcoin thing out" will multiply adoption (hodlers and day-to-day users) by 100-1000 folds by 2020-2025. That is my prediction based on every other similar technology, minus the 2 important facts that: bitcoin can be money, and money is 2nd only to sex for "things worth killing for"; and the physical infrastructure is already layed down - oh and also, concurring currencies are a zero sum system. I mean, people can only have one of these combinations of any two currency with a finite purchasing power:
0-100, anything between 1-99, and 100-0, so when the perceived equilibrium is breached, it is an avalanche effect for the one below the threshold, for none wants to remain in the "dying" currency). From today's 0,004% M2 we should reach up to 0,4%-4% realistically in 10 years.

 It does not necessarily means 100-1000x price increase ( i would say more, because it is a self reinforcing, exponentially (cost= N, benefit=N square) increasing network effect, but we must also count in non mathematical elements, like politics, perceptions,  which are the exact opposites of economic rationality.

edit: that meant to be 100-1000, but a bit too much whine (the red liquid one, not the angry:)

Thank you for your reply, I've learned a lot from it.

In regards to this pie chart



We are talking about $25K - $250K in the coming decade or so without taking into considerations non mathematical elements, am I right ?
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We are talking about $25K - $250K in the coming decade or so without taking into considerations non mathematical elements, am I right ?


This is theory and throwing figures around. What it truly requires is people. Alot of real people. Real people take alot of convincing and they usually don't do what you want them to.
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We are talking about $25K - $250K in the coming decade or so without taking into considerations non mathematical elements, am I right ?


This is theory and throwing figures around. What it truly requires is people. Alot of real people. Real people take alot of convincing and they usually don't do what you want them to.


Yes, and yes, for both of you Smiley Btw, thats the chart i was looking for/based my raw calculation on, and thx for the original quote as well Fakhoury!

People never do want you want them to do Smiley I was telling my dearest, old friend to postpone a house renovation last year, and get into BTC ffs. He did the renovation, spent the money. He would have basically get it for free this summer, with 240usd back than - 450 usd btc today, but hey, his loss.

Everyone in my social circle knows about bitcoin, i constantly bombard them with it:-) Yet, to this day, after 3 years of "harassing" none of my family/friends/employees bought a single satoshi. This is still innovator phase, not even "early adopters". But i know people enough, and they will TOTALLY FOMO with red eyed greed once we surpass the 1200$ ATH again, imagine the media frenzy and hysteria, like headless chickens. Because, as we know, "smart ones" buy the uptrend, and sell the downtrend. That is why i will retire at the age of 35-40, and they will work till their death Sad

edit: btw dear central bank :-D you are right, but do not forget, that in international export-import trade payment is a messed/fucked up s**t. Just imagine a Brazilian exporter asking bitcoin payment instead of their 20%+ inflating currency, from, like Europe, in EUR, which lost ~10% value vs USD in 2015. Both parties come out better, way less overhead, the 0-24 exchanges minimize arbitrage loss, if they use/hold BTC for the production/sales payments. They just do not know it yet. But, imagine if a few (i mean thousands) manufacturers, importers realize this, after being so blind, they will like "oh, i shall demand btc for my supply line, it would increase my margin way above market average!".

Like some businesses, i had to actually told them, that credit card payment is not "profit for them", if the tx costs for card payments is higher than their avg. marginal profit rate, which is common in many places. (A grocery shop paid 2,2% aggregated card fees, and they have a net profit rate of >2%. "But people spend more with CC," said the owner. I said, "no, people make more loss for you with CC payments, it is worse than not buying anything". She did not understand.)

That is why i think the next big wave will be institutions, and international businesses, and not "Joes". Joes will be the 3rd wave!

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We are talking about $25K - $250K in the coming decade or so without taking into considerations non mathematical elements, am I right ?


This is theory and throwing figures around. What it truly requires is people. Alot of real people. Real people take alot of convincing and they usually don't do what you want them to.


I agree mate, we are in the "speculation" sub-forum Wink

I do understand also that theory is something, and putting it into works IRL is another thing, totally agree as well with convincing people with what you think.


We are talking about $25K - $250K in the coming decade or so without taking into considerations non mathematical elements, am I right ?


This is theory and throwing figures around. What it truly requires is people. Alot of real people. Real people take alot of convincing and they usually don't do what you want them to.


Yes, and yes, for both of you Smiley Btw, thats the chart i was looking for/based my raw calculation on, and thx for the original quote as well Fakhoury!

People never do want you want them to do Smiley I was telling my dearest, old friend to postpone a house renovation last year, and get into BTC ffs. He did the renovation, spent the money. He would have basically get it for free this summer, with 240usd back than - 450 usd btc today, but hey, his loss.

Everyone in my social circle knows about bitcoin, i constantly bombard them with it:-) Yet, to this day, after 3 years of "harassing" none of my family/friends/employees bought a single satoshi. This is still innovator phase, not even "early adopters". But i know people enough, and they will TOTALLY FOMO with red eyed greed once we surpass the 1200$ ATH again, imagine the media frenzy and hysteria, like headless chickens. Because, as we know, "smart ones" buy the uptrend, and sell the downtrend. That is why i will retire at the age of 35-40, and they will work till their death Sad

edit: btw dear central bank :-D you are right, but do not forget, that in international export-import trade payment is a messed/fucked up s**t. Just imagine a Brazilian exporter asking bitcoin payment instead of their 20%+ inflating currency, from, like Europe, in EUR, which lost ~10% value vs USD in 2015. Both parties come out better, way less overhead, the 0-24 exchanges minimize arbitrage loss, if they use/hold BTC for the production/sales payments. They just do not know it yet. But, imagine if a few (i mean thousands) manufacturers, importers realize this, after being so blind, they will like "oh, i shall demand btc for my supply line, it would increase my margin way above market average!".

Like some businesses, i had to actually told them, that credit card payment is not "profit for them", if the tx costs for card payments is higher than their avg. marginal profit rate, which is common in many places. (A grocery shop paid 2,2% aggregated card fees, and they have a net profit rate of >2%. "But people spend more with CC," said the owner. I said, "no, people make more loss for you with CC payments, it is worse than not buying anything". She did not understand.)

That is why i think the next big wave will be institutions, and international businesses, and not "Joes". Joes will be the 3rd wave!



You are most welcome my new dear friend Tongue

I extremely enjoyed how deep into economics and math you are as well as your way of thinking.

Btw, I said earlier this exact same sentence (That is why i will retire at the age of 35-40, and they will work till their death Sad).

What do you think about triple digit BTC value, way too much or ?
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this is ridiculous, pop over 460 already.

The great psychological resistance @460. Once broken tho, smooth rocketing all the way to ... oh, 460.5, at least Smiley

$460. Why can't we break through?
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You are most welcome my new dear friend Tongue

I extremely enjoyed how deep into economics and math you are as well as your way of thinking.

Btw, I said earlier this exact same sentence (That is why i will retire at the age of 35-40, and they will work till their death Sad).

What do you think about triple digit BTC value, way too much or ?

I am mostly* a follower of the Austrian economic thought, so whatever the digits are now, they are the digits right now. The market - the sum of all of the participants - is what matters. Since value is subjective, hence a mirage, it does not matter what i think, or people with real talents :-) think, if the other 99,9999% does not care, we can s*** up the coins to our...well it is digital, so we can not, but you get the picture :-D

While those who understand why Bitcoin is a paradigm shift in the social construct (hierarchical, pyramid like topography versus anarcho-capitalist, flat and voluntary - so to speak spontaneous order), the overwhelming majority prefers the "matrix of status quo" of today. Why?

1. Thinking is hard. It is, the brain can use up to 40% of calories (given that outside temperature is near body levels) taken, so it is an evolutionary instinct to act "non conscious",
2. Risk aversion /Failure aversion. It is just basic human nature, evolution taught us not to "rock the boat", for it is high risk/high reward, yet too much cortisol** (stress hormone),
3. Herd mentality: to be honest, most of the populace act as their long term female companion dictates, aka, peaceful civilizations tend to be show higher mammalian herd tendencies, like socialism - until it collapses, and rampant and uncontrolled fight began for status and power between males,
4. The need for a pastor; the herd will follow any leader who has been showing power in the past. See herd mentality, and historical figures inspiring unimaginable acts from "ordinary people".

The point is, IMHO, as ECB said before, the "marketing", human psyche has more to do with bitcoin's success than any technical detail. Do anyone has the illusion, that Mrs. Widow at the age 67, or Mr. Accountant in the cubicle knows about, or will EVER comprehend the blocksize debate? No, they will only adopt bitcoin, when they have so huge and obvious loss in comfort/utility/told by their gossip tabloid, in everyday financial interaction, that remaining in the old construct of hierarchical, top-down, command economy collapses. That is okay, they took zero effort, zero risk, so why would evolution reward them with a prize? They will not be rich, but they can continue to function in an otherwise unsustainable economic system of the today's debt based madness.

Before that, most millennials, X-gen, and the likes of us will stack up bitcoins not for everyday use by necessity, but for hardcore, sweet greedy, speculative "easy life, early retirement" life, IF we are right, i might add, but i have 0 doubts, this is math after all :-P


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After ignoring all the troll clones there is a very interesting conversation going on here. Keep it up fella's!
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After ignoring all the troll clones there is a very interesting conversation going on here. Keep it up fella's!
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