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August 17, 2014, 03:23:20 AM
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People like to throw around figures of what bitcoin "should" be valued at. Anyone who claims to know the answer with any degree of certainty is pretty likely to be full of shit.

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August 17, 2014, 03:31:45 AM
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Who made money during the $100 --> $1200 BTC spike, it was too easy which makes me think exchanges robbed people that listened and invested at $100 to get a return of at the least over $500. I was a victim of this selective scamming by BTC-E. How many people do you think made millions in profits off the BTC bubble?

Bitcoin isn't an investment, it's a currency.

Bitcoin isn't a currency. It's a protocol.

You're confusing the blockchain with bitcoins.  Bitcoins, millibits, microbits, and satoshis are currency units.

How can someone confuse blockchain with bitcoin?  Roll Eyes What you said doesn't even make sense.  Lips sealed
Bitcoin is a protocol. One of its applications has the characteristics of a currency. You welcome.
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August 17, 2014, 03:38:47 AM
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Who made money during the $100 --> $1200 BTC spike, it was too easy which makes me think exchanges robbed people that listened and invested at $100 to get a return of at the least over $500. I was a victim of this selective scamming by BTC-E. How many people do you think made millions in profits off the BTC bubble?

Bitcoin isn't an investment, it's a currency.

Bitcoin isn't a currency. It's a protocol.

You're confusing the blockchain with bitcoins.  Bitcoins, millibits, microbits, and satoshis are currency units.

How can someone confuse blockchain with bitcoin?  Roll Eyes What you said doesn't even make sense.  Lips sealed
Bitcoin is a protocol. One of its applications has the characteristics of a currency. You welcome.

That's a good question and one that you'll have to answer.  There's no way I can do that for you.  If you reread the original post it's very clear that the OP is referring to a currency, not a protocol.  According to your logic, the blockchain will never have more than 21 million protocols?  Huh

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August 17, 2014, 03:58:53 AM
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Who made money during the $100 --> $1200 BTC spike, it was too easy which makes me think exchanges robbed people that listened and invested at $100 to get a return of at the least over $500. I was a victim of this selective scamming by BTC-E. How many people do you think made millions in profits off the BTC bubble?

Bitcoin isn't an investment, it's a currency.

Bitcoin isn't a currency. It's a protocol.

You're confusing the blockchain with bitcoins.  Bitcoins, millibits, microbits, and satoshis are currency units.

How can someone confuse blockchain with bitcoin?  Roll Eyes What you said doesn't even make sense.  Lips sealed
Bitcoin is a protocol. One of its applications has the characteristics of a currency. You welcome.

That's a good question and one that you'll have to answer.  There's no way I can do that for you.  If you reread the original post it's very clear that the OP is referring to a currency, not a protocol.  According to your logic, the blockchain will never have more than 21 million protocols?  Huh

Obviously the problem here is that you are not familiar with the word "protocol". Google it before posting more nonsense.
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August 17, 2014, 04:05:49 AM
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Who made money during the $100 --> $1200 BTC spike, it was too easy which makes me think exchanges robbed people that listened and invested at $100 to get a return of at the least over $500. I was a victim of this selective scamming by BTC-E. How many people do you think made millions in profits off the BTC bubble?

Bitcoin isn't an investment, it's a currency.

Bitcoin isn't a currency. It's a protocol.

You're confusing the blockchain with bitcoins.  Bitcoins, millibits, microbits, and satoshis are currency units.

How can someone confuse blockchain with bitcoin?  Roll Eyes What you said doesn't even make sense.  Lips sealed
Bitcoin is a protocol. One of its applications has the characteristics of a currency. You welcome.

That's a good question and one that you'll have to answer.  There's no way I can do that for you.  If you reread the original post it's very clear that the OP is referring to a currency, not a protocol.  According to your logic, the blockchain will never have more than 21 million protocols?  Huh

Obviously the problem here is that you are not familiar with the word "protocol". Google it before posting more nonsense.

It seems you should be taking your own advice.  Smiley

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August 17, 2014, 05:08:54 AM
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I think it's obvious BTC will go up way more, don't be dumb enough to let go here.

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