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January 14, 2014, 01:43:30 PM
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You must be patient with markets if you are a holder. If you like to trade, this start of the year offers a good chance to invest in all cryptocurrencies. They will gain strenght when big masses adopt them in coming months.
I believe that alternative cryptocurrencies like Dimecoin and Dogecoin will be succesful this year since they offer potential on a cheap price. Both of them have grown very fast according to other altcoins and they have lots of succesful services available.

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January 14, 2014, 01:50:30 PM
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Too many coins not enough BTC to go around.

Add into the fact there are multipools that rape the shit out of any buy orders.

These 2 things are, IMO, the biggest reasons your seeing a crash. Weak buy orders and then a multipool or 2 come in rape the coin for a few hours cleaning out any orders there may be.

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January 14, 2014, 02:06:32 PM
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This is the market.  Only the strong / useful / profitable survive.

Darwin had it right if he had been talking about crypto.

Gotta disagree with the darwin thing!

It's not survival of the fittest anymore, it should be Survival of the most adaptive. with the world constantly changing, if a species doesn't adapt it, doesnt matter how fit they are, sooner or later something will adapt and eat it!  :-) just my thoughts on the matter.


As for this post, I would say its been about 3 weeks since the last time the alt coins died and i will put money on them dying again in another 3 weeks, oh yeah in between the deaths they always come back to life!


I have lost enough money selling my coins when the markets "die" Its too painful to watch the coin price go through the roof a few days later.  (Look at NetCoin LTC market on cryptsy! that market has died multiple times on me only to bounce back hugely every time! If i had held my 3.5mil netcoins instead of selling them in November (made $500 in november) they would crrently be worth 61BTC ($54,961), at their peak that would of been worth 101BTC! ($91,001)

So just because something looks dead, it doesnt actually mean it is! (I would just suggest you mine everything, hold everything for a minimum of 2-3 months and then make a judgement call on wether to sell or not - Coins will always go through an initial "Dump" stage when being listed, this can last a while. the trick is to find the coin that will come out the other side.  (just look at IFC)

a long shot (which im currently backing!) is Pennies (CENT), its currently at its lowest possible price of 0.00000001 XPM on cryptsy and with the recent change in the PoS its now not dumping trillions of extra coins on to the scene everyday, the sell orders on cryptsy are actually starting to be eaten slowly but surely. (On sunday evening there was over 10k XPM worth of CENT being sold at 0.00000001, today that number is down to 7.7k before the POS fix on the 8th the volume was about 800XPM a day being bought but with the excess of the coins the sells were mounting quicker than the buys - this seems to have changed now! so it might be a good time to buy a few xpm worth because you never know what might happen - 100% increase is very likely in my opinion. (but  if the lower sell orders vanish there no telling what the inevitable pump will do to the coin!  (to me its a massive amount, but to some its nothing! with that said, it would only take 675BTC to make the CENT price jump to 0.00000020 (20fold) then only another 342BTC to take it to 0.00000050 (50fold) So as i said its a long shot, but you never know, it could be one to have tucked away for a review in a years time :-)


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January 14, 2014, 02:19:44 PM
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Gotta disagree with the darwin thing!

It's not survival of the fittest anymore, it should be Survival of the most adaptive. with the world constantly changing, if a species doesn't adapt it, doesnt matter how fit they are, sooner or later something will adapt and eat it!  :-) just my thoughts on the matter.


Survival of the fittest really means "more adaptive will survive". Don't confuse the term with being "physically fit".

From Wikipedia for the lazy: Darwin meant it as a metaphor for "better designed for an immediate, local environment", not the common inference of "in the best physical shape".
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January 14, 2014, 02:29:46 PM
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Gotta disagree with the darwin thing!

It's not survival of the fittest anymore, it should be Survival of the most adaptive. with the world constantly changing, if a species doesn't adapt it, doesnt matter how fit they are, sooner or later something will adapt and eat it!  :-) just my thoughts on the matter.


Survival of the fittest really means "more adaptive will survive". Don't confuse the term with being "physically fit".

From Wikipedia for the lazy: Darwin meant it as a metaphor for "better designed for an immediate, local environment", not the common inference of "in the best physical shape".

Lol thanks for the wikipedia quote, i still think my point is valid though ;-) if you go down the darwin route you need to explain to the youth of the UK today just what a metaphor is let alone who darwin was and his theories :-)  lol its like opening a can of worms  (is it just me or are young people getting stupiderererer?) I need to go back and re-read my dawkins books :-) i found some of his insights fascinating  (In particular  "The greatest show on earth" but maybe The God Delusion because it was fun! )



(also on the wikipedia front, we were always told not to use Wiki as a research  tool because it was far to easy to change the data on there to anything you liked! lol The good old days of my IT courses before wiki had enough people to moderate updates properly :-) )

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January 14, 2014, 02:34:25 PM
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Gotta disagree with the darwin thing!

It's not survival of the fittest anymore, it should be Survival of the most adaptive. with the world constantly changing, if a species doesn't adapt it, doesnt matter how fit they are, sooner or later something will adapt and eat it!  :-) just my thoughts on the matter.


Survival of the fittest really means "more adaptive will survive". Don't confuse the term with being "physically fit".

From Wikipedia for the lazy: Darwin meant it as a metaphor for "better designed for an immediate, local environment", not the common inference of "in the best physical shape".


oooh also completely forgot to point out - that the term actually belongs to Spencer not Darwin ^.^ Cant believe i forgot that! Bill Bailey did a great documentary about Spencer and he made a point that the term belonged to Spencer, from what Bill Bailey was saying, Darwin simply had the money and the notoriety to be able to get the message to the right people, where as Spencer was a penniless Englishman trying to make a living by selling the exotic species he was finding, if he had the money to backup his claims, we would probably be discussing Spencer in place of Darwin ;-)    Now who was it that said Marketing was everything.....

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