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What will you all be saying when we're trading in the $1xx range ?

LOL, I checked what I wrote last time!

Quote from: Fatman3001 on January 14, 2015, 09:49:13 AM

I see someone had fun when I was gone. Woke up to day 1 after the Apocalypse.

I hope we all agree now: TO DA BLIMMIN, FUDDLING... MOOOOOON!!!!!!

Ha ha & lol! Skål Fatman!

Skål tilbake! Så får vi håpe skuta snur snart!

Yes, but we should write in english 95% of the time, so we don't get ignored. And yes, I hope the tide turns. I put more than I can lose in bitcoin Grin

It will, it will. I can't imagine anything else. If 5% of the developments in the Bitcoin ecosystem from 2014 catches on, we will be riding the wave past $1000 soon. These chart-nosing day traders forget that there is some really valuable utility backing up the price. And a security network unlike anything ever thought of before.

"....bitcoin miners now have 13,000 times more combined number-crunching power than the worlds 500 biggest supercomputers." - The Economist.

This mofo will take off, big time.

I couldn't agree more. My personal estimates of future value are based on calculations I did comparing other currencies with bitcoin and the role it can play as a global currency Wink

I saw that. It's just hard to grasp the future scope of this technology at the moment.
I remember I got a bit fed up with the linux community in the 90s because, well they were quite rude to newbies, but mainly because they genuinely thought they were going to take over the desktop market with their unpolished glitchy GUI and people would just have to educate themselves in how to use terminal, cause that was the best way to do things(?!?!?!). I thought they had lost the plot.
But behind the scenes people started running apache on outdated machines on linux with great success. Any problem was quickly addressed by enthusiasts who liked to show off their programming skills, and by the end of the 90s much of the internet ran on linux. Now almost all of the internet runs on linux.
That's the kind of development I expect from bitcoin. Yes, some "normal" people will adopt it because they have needs or interests which makes Bitcoin worth the effort, or they are simply enthusiast nutters. But much of the big movements will be behind the scenes, smoothing out the speed bumps and lowering costs for financial institutions and large corporations.