Quote from: futureofbitcoin on April 12, 2015, 07:39:24 AM

Quote from: Amph on April 12, 2015, 06:59:36 AM

Quote from: RWeItc on April 11, 2015, 08:16:34 PM

Quote from: Amph on April 11, 2015, 08:06:39 PM

those 3 months period between the dumping is intentional or it really happened? because i don't remember it at all

and also don't forget that the more down it goes the more difficult to dump

and you should do the same table, when the price rised too, people seems to forget fast about the pumping, but they always remember well the dumping

No, some flash huge dumps will take place lead us to $0 very fast when sub $150 be broken, the mining network will be shut down no transaction will get confirmed at all

don't make such trollish comment plz, there isn't any 0, zero is not possible, not now at least, because there is no competition with bitcoin(any altcoin is trash compard to btc), and miners won't dump until zero, they aren't that stupid, the same for many early adopters, who bought at $1+

I don't get why so many people are under that fallacy. Look, if someone who bought at $1200 is willing to dump at $600, why wouldn't someone who bought a $1 be willing to dump at $2?

If someone who bought at $600 is willing to dump at $300, why wouldn't someone who bought at $1 be willing to dump? Perhaps in 10 years we'd be considered early adopters now. There's nothing special about the really early adopters. They're humans as well.

you have not understood apparently, i didn't say that they are not willing to dump at x2 price, but that they cannot dump at a lower price, and btw you can't compare 1 to 2 with 300 to 600, there is a different gain, one is only $1 per btc, the seccond is 300 for every btc

example, who bought at $1 can't dump at zero, and no one based early miners adopters(which are different from early buyers adopters) would dump at 1

so zero is impossible, unless bitcoin is replaced by another currency