10 Things Bitcoin Won’t Tell You

[keanbosch]

What's your take on this?

http://www.ahametals.com/10-things-bitcoin-wont-tell/

[rabbiter]

My take so that you have some kind of interest in the a metals website be it you are employed by them or you own it and that you are trying to push traffic toward it. You could also be a professional online Marketer sat at his desk desperately trying to up their traffic to get you monthly bonus. Whatever the truth is you failed.


A quick check of your past posts clearly show me that's your take anyway.

[keanbosch]

My take so that you have some kind of interest in the a metals website be it you are employed by them or you own it and that you are trying to push traffic toward it. You could also be a professional online Marketer sat at his desk desperately trying to up their traffic to get you monthly bonus. Whatever the truth is you failed.


A quick check of your past posts clearly show me that's your take anyway.

Excuse me sir, The purpose for this share is to let everyone know what is currently happening of bitcoin and how people accepting it.
I'm looking for everyone's insight about the topic and not pushing for traffic.. I do not earn money for sharing their copied articles etc..
If you find it uninteresting or offended you please leave it there no more word that hurt someone's feeling  .
Not my site nor am employed. I'm here for bitcoin 

P.S
Thank you for your warm comment though helps me motivate.

God bless

[Kprawn]

Well you sure took a lot of time looking for 10 bad things to say about bitcoins. We can post post a lot of shit about anything other than bitcoin, without searching to long.

Nobody says, bitcoin is perfect, but for a young currency, it's doing pretty good, in comparison with other commodities.

[BitCoinDream]

What's your take on this?

http://www.ahametals.com/10-things-bitcoin-wont-tell/

Points I immediately disagree...

3. Our hype is much bigger than our market share

5. We’re fertile ground for fraud

7. You may have to print out your ‘digital’ money

[keanbosch]

Well you sure took a lot of time looking for 10 bad things to say about bitcoins. We can post post a lot of shit about anything other than bitcoin, without searching to long.

Nobody says, bitcoin is perfect, but for a young currency, it's doing pretty good, in comparison with other commodities.

I didn't post this for making bitcoin bad as you think rather asking for suggestion on what their opinion on the said article (if you read it though), I have bitcoins and a speculator myself has to know every inch of my investment's future.
Yes, Bitcoin is young and amazingly doing well in the market today..

[AliceWonder]

Gah! I hate those "10 lists" that do 1 thing per page load, where the real purpose is to get people to load advert after advert after advert.

Sometimes I'm tempted to ddos those lame ass lists.

[keanbosch]

Gah! I hate those "10 lists" that do 1 thing per page load, where the real purpose is to get people to load advert after advert after advert.

Sometimes I'm tempted to ddos those lame ass lists.

You're not alone, have the same time loading pages per pages and stop at page 7 cause I have these crappy ISP took so much time reading..

LOLed to the DDoS.. what's that for? xD

[Ibitcoinloan]

10 things I like

1 currency value escalates due to userbase acceptance
2 no mrrchant approval digital trade
3 anyone can have a wallet
4 no fees to send to any wallet
5 no fees to receive
6 anonymous digital trades
7 decentralized
8 its new industry
9 its first possible global currency
10 huge value growth

[Meuh6879]

point to add : many P2P file software are in alpha stage ... but work flawless in air since 15 years (ed2k protocol).

[AliceWonder]

The thing I like the most about bitcoin is how radical and innovative it is, it takes away the secrecy in banking and is open to anyone regardless of credit rating or financial situation.

What it does, it does with simplicity that most people of average intelligence can understand if they really want to.

It's beautiful, it's just really beautiful.

Even if it is an altcoin that I end up using for most real-world purchases (as I suspect will be the case), bitcoin started the revolution and in a beautiful way.

[franky1]

current estimates say that less than 1% of the world is using bitcoin, or atleast hoarding it. if even the 6% of people moved from gold to bitcoin... that would cause a ripple effect that would bring bigger bitcoin growth (point one in article harris report) if 21% move to use bitcoin instead of fiat (point 1 GfK) again thats a massive movement over to bitcoin.

and just like many things, when one person moves over they will tell 10 of their friends about how great it is. even if 10% (1 friend) also makes the move, and tells 10 of their friends, eventually those other 90% of people would have heard about bitcoin from more then 1 friend, eventually causing more and more people to move into the bitcoin ecosystem.

it takes time but the 'early adopter' stage is not over yet, so dont worry, its still early.. (the over-hype is due to it still being new, yet the hype is still good as its worth hyping about)

volatility is not the problem of bitcoin but the problem of FIAT. if i hold just 1btc (dont worry i got more but shhhh) today 1btc can buy me 350 loaves of bread, in 5 years time i know i can still buy 350 loaves of bread (in actual fact it will be alot more, but shhh). where as if i held £350/$600 as cash. in 5 years time i wont be able to buy 350 loaves of bread

fertile ground for fraud?, paypal has done more 'chargebacks' due to the scammer kings, card cloning has done more fraud due to the ATM thieves, pic pockets, blackmailers, etc. i can list 100 ways that people are defrauding other fiat holders daily. yet bitcoin fraud is lower. you simply get to hear about it more often when it dos happen

software system can cost you money? the mtgox issue was not a software problem. it was a greedy operator blaming someone else.. hmmmm and on lets talk about JP morgan, and all the other stuff around 2007 that made lots of peoples mortgages suffer, how many people got affected by the FIAT crash of 2007

bitcoin security is about owning your own money. thefts and fraud only seem to happen when you BLINDLY and WITHOUT due diligence, hand your money to others to look after for you. that is not what bitcoin is about. so dont blame bitcoin for the mtgox event, blame human decision

fees low but not for long.
in some, well more then some this is true. pool mining owners, who make the ultimate decisions in their pool code are being gredy and ignoring transactions on purpose. forcing people to pay extra.. if only they had a lesson in economics to hoard coins rather than selling at a loss. then they could easily make the demand rise that causes a price rise to be their compensation for the mining costs. rather than demanding to be paid an extra subsidy for shooting themselves in the foot

point 9
the silly guy had a botnet or some trojan on his system, i bet you he downloaded a piece of software from a non legitimate source. again thats a human problem, not bitcoin

point 10
bitcoin is not as flawed as the article suggests, but people are. with the rigt training and opening peoples eyes they will see that bitcoin is better than propaganda suggests. IF its used properly. again its the human aspect that is the probem

[minerpumpkin]

Gah! I hate those "10 lists" that do 1 thing per page load, where the real purpose is to get people to load advert after advert after advert.

Sometimes I'm tempted to ddos those lame ass lists.

Yeah it's effectively clickbait and stupid as hell. I mean if they're on the side of a competitor of Bitcoin, what do people expect? It's just natural that they try to point out bad sides, whether they're legit or made up.

[Ibitcoinloan]

10 things I like

1 currency value escalates due to userbase acceptance
2 no mrrchant approval digital trade
3 anyone can have a wallet
4 no fees to send to any wallet
5 no fees to receive
6 anonymous digital trades
7 decentralized
8 its new industry
9 its first possible global currency
10 huge value growth

[Swordsoffreedom]

Hmmm got me curious admittingly enough

So what I took from this was that its still early in Bitcoins game so these stats are normal.
In other news Overstock got a good reaction from the stock market today 
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/money/58224090-79/com-income-overstock-company.html.csp

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

bitcoin can change anything . they can go high they can go super low . but for this year . bitcoin in good way its mean in middle price before . and calm many prediiction will touch more 2k end  of this year .
just hopes thats will happend

[Saffronix]

It's an ok list, but I think there could be some things they could have improved on.

Seems like the covered their bases, however.

[TRex95]

Gah! I hate those "10 lists" that do 1 thing per page load, where the real purpose is to get people to load advert after advert after advert.

Sometimes I'm tempted to ddos those lame ass lists.

You're not alone, have the same time loading pages per pages and stop at page 7 cause I have these crappy ISP took so much time reading..

LOLed to the DDoS.. what's that for? xD

I wouldn't consider doing damage to sites that have these kinds of lists but I do agree that they are very annoying and really only exist to generate ad revenue.

[Possum577]

I hate it when people start a thread with a link and not context or comment. I've already decided to click on the thread link to read whatever is on topic and then I'm told to go to another link!??

It's a waste of our time! It's damn near spam!

[Beliathon]

What's your take on this?

Worthless FUD. Almost as worthless as most of your "precious" metals will soon be.

 Any self-respecting bitcoiner has already seen every one of these fears parroted by some other clueless idiot 900 times.