Quote from: Amph on June 16, 2015, 07:28:48 AM

Quote from: arallmuus on June 15, 2015, 08:06:05 PM

Quote from: Amph on June 15, 2015, 10:39:06 AM

Quote from: arallmuus on June 15, 2015, 08:39:58 AM

what will happen after a pump is a dump. A pump will always be followed by a dump afterward basically because some people are buying at the peak point which makes them cut their lost by dumping it back. A pump cant force adoption but a stable ~~higher~~ price would

the point of a pump is to actually force adoption(buy forcing many people tu jump the train, to take their profit)

You said it yourself, jump on the train for profit . How do people profitted themselves from a pump then? It is by dumping them back . If we were to talk about mass adoption basically we are talking about people that is still unfamiliar with BTC and to convince or to attract someone further into BTC what you need isnt a pump / dump scheme but rather a solid stable price indeed

man it is exactly what i'm saying, with a natural grow you don't get the dump after it, but with a furious pump, you will probably return to the previous price after it, but it will try to force adoption anyway, in the sense of a momentary adoption

maybe i have not explained it well, but for forcing adoption, this is what I meant in reality

No its not the same, let me rephrase what I meant and what yours are. You keep on stating that a pump ( natural pump, fake pump, bubble , call it whatever you want ) will force an adoption while on the other hand Im staying with a stable price is much more needed for it ( stable price , not high price and theres a lot of difference on it )

Also that a "natural growth" isnt a guarantee that the price gonna be stable or it will not be dump later on. Dont confuse yourself with these words because natural growth =/= stable price

P.S : corrected some part of my previous post
P.S 2 : Stable price in my case will be somewhat similar to a stagnan price