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December 15, 2019, 03:23:24 PM
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The pool of New Cryptocurrency investors are getting smaller and smaller..

So those who are all ready in Cryptocurrency they are hodlers and others waiting for price to go up or down to make their move.

And Other People with their Capital are not interested about Cryptocurrency at all.

So guys this is the real problem that no more investors in Cryptocurrency and no more new Capital in! 

If That's the Case then btc might drop to Zero.
Also the btc Exchange fees are so high thats the one reason why People are not into this.
You pay 100 $ to Get 80$

Im not talking down btc its just how i see this Now and how many others think too.

So what is the plan to bring new Capital and new investors into Cryptocurrency space?

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December 15, 2019, 06:17:57 PM
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Crypto currency investors are people and organisations that invest in crypto businesses, and that is increasing dramatically, and even governments are getting involved. Bitcoin speculators seem to have backed off a bit, in view of the current price uncertainty. Long term holders must be increasing, as somebody is buying all the block mining rewards.
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December 17, 2019, 06:16:18 AM
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So guys this is the real problem that no more investors in Cryptocurrency and no more new Capital in! 
If That's the Case then btc might drop to Zero.

If that is true, then Bitcoin is nothing more than a pyramid scheme.
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December 17, 2019, 11:50:02 PM
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If that is true, then Bitcoin is nothing more than a pyramid scheme.

if bitcoin had no purpose//function. and was just a buy to sell investment where there was no side value apart from speculation then it would be a ponzi

but as long as people can use bitcoin.. yes USE BITCOIN as a independant currency to buy pizza, baked beans and beer then it has a function and purpose

just being a store of asset with no other function than to just sell it. is a ponzi
its why i hate the idea of stiffling bitcoin out of a functional currency utility and hate to deem it as just a store of value
because using other networks as a currency/payment system makes bitcoin itself functionally nothing. where by the only thing holding it up is the acquisition cost vs speculative sells
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December 18, 2019, 04:31:58 PM
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If that is true, then Bitcoin is nothing more than a pyramid scheme.

if bitcoin had no purpose//function. and was just a buy to sell investment where there was no side value apart from speculation then it would be a ponzi

but as long as people can use bitcoin.. yes USE BITCOIN as a independant currency to buy pizza, baked beans and beer then it has a function and purpose

just being a store of asset with no other function than to just sell it. is a ponzi
its why i hate the idea of stiffling bitcoin out of a functional currency utility and hate to deem it as just a store of value
because using other networks as a currency/payment system makes bitcoin itself functionally nothing. where by the only thing holding it up is the acquisition cost vs speculative sells


Now we dont have real use case for bitcoin! 
Specially btc exchanging fee to fiat currency is expensive
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December 20, 2019, 04:44:36 PM
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So guys this is the real problem that no more investors in Cryptocurrency and no more new Capital in! 
If That's the Case then btc might drop to Zero.

If that is true, then Bitcoin is nothing more than a pyramid scheme.

I think if we deduce that the number of investors is reducing, I will agree in the investment in ICO because scam is so much in crypto space. Bounties are organized but they exit with investors money and don't even distribute reward promises to people who worked for them, this is one reason people don't like investing in ICO.

But on the other view, I think it should have a positive outlook for bitcoin maybe with time because the people who are not investing in ICO, prefer established coin.
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January 22, 2020, 08:35:18 PM
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I completly agree with @Jet Cash comment above.

And I'l like to add, that somewhere, it's normal that most people don't even try to learn about Btc and/or Cryptos in general. With all those scams that happened in the past in this field I don't think we are ready to see a lot of new investors in this field for a while.
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January 24, 2020, 10:14:47 PM
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If That's the Case then btc might drop to Zero.
 



Drop to Zero, really, are you serious?

So absolutely everyone currently involved in Bitcoin is going to totally abandon it,
people stop buying and selling, miners have nothing to mine and turn their thousands of hardware units off,
developers turn their computers off and stop communicating with each other, and so on and so on . . .

that is not going to happen!

bitcoin involvement in general will always change depending on what developments are made in adoption, rules and regulations made by various governments, FIAT value, hype and general movements in trends towards it. If one group of people declines another will grow but overall adoption and interest in Bitcoin will increase and that may not always show in the FIAT value.

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January 25, 2020, 12:49:05 PM
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If That's the Case then btc might drop to Zero.
Also the btc Exchange fees are so high thats the one reason why People are not into this.
You pay 100 $ to Get 80$

Im not talking down btc its just how i see this Now and how many others think too.

So what is the plan to bring new Capital and new investors into Cryptocurrency space?



We don't need a bunch of mindless speculators. Bitcoin is creating an alternative for debt-based currency.

I'm in it because I don't like how banks can create money through loans and how the government can basically print money for their rich friends.

And other's are here for the same thing. The mindless speculators will come back for more if there is a rally and they'll turn it into another bubble.

If this breaks then we're just going to get either a slow rise towards the top, or maybe bitcoin will catastrophically fail, which is unlikely.


Either way, we don't need investors. We don't need the kind of dummies who invested in things like Ripple. And because we don't need them, we don't need a plan to bring in new investors. At some point we need to start creating an economy and value. Marketplaces. Buyers and sellers.

I believe we'll get there. The pure speculators are just parasites. 
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January 30, 2020, 01:22:53 PM
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The pool of New Cryptocurrency investors are getting smaller and smaller..

So guys this is the real problem that no more investors in Cryptocurrency and no more new Capital in! 


If That's the Case then btc might drop to Zero.



I think you've misunderstand the current situation. Yes there were people whom doesn't have any interest in investing in any cryptocurrency at all due to a lot of factors and mostly fear of being scammed. But that doesn't change the fact that there are also people whom are open and accepting Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. I've seen a lot of new users and people around me whom were curious and interested in what the cryptocurrency is. Therefore, with a huge and overgrowing population together with innovating technology and doubtful minds, there's no possibility that there would be no crypto investors in the future nor Bitcoin's price to be zero.
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February 04, 2020, 01:51:35 PM
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The pool of New Cryptocurrency investors are getting smaller and smaller..

So those who are all ready in Cryptocurrency they are hodlers and others waiting for price to go up or down to make their move.

And Other People with their Capital are not interested about Cryptocurrency at all.

So guys this is the real problem that no more investors in Cryptocurrency and no more new Capital in! 

If That's the Case then btc might drop to Zero.
Also the btc Exchange fees are so high thats the one reason why People are not into this.
You pay 100 $ to Get 80$

Im not talking down btc its just how i see this Now and how many others think too.

So what is the plan to bring new Capital and new investors into Cryptocurrency space?


On which exchange did you pay 100$ to get 80$ worth of bitcoin withdrawn? this is far from the truth and over exaggerated, we all know that when bitcoin reached ATH the withdrawal fee grows bigger as well but not to this extent
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