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Lol i am waiting for bitcoin to hit atleast $150 and they go and stop at $1800 then it would make me a lot of profit.

It should take lots of time to reach these 2 different points.
I am waiting too but i don't think it will reach 150$ again.
The price is raising now and i hope to reach to 300$ soon this year.

I think bitcoin will go up a little bit more, but if the block size debate isn't resolved soon then it will probably fall way below $100... As for right now I'm investing in btc in terms of purchasing power to buy 1 or 2 altcoins which I think possesses the most potential for being the next big thing, but since this isn't altcoin discussion then I'll save those views to myself.

Also I'm interested in buying physical bitcoins because I think that no matter if the price will go down, or if it becomes very obsolete, then physical bitcoins will always be a way of preserving them and I think that they will hold a very high value 50 years from now when it becomes kind of like an antique.

But no one can really know what is in store for the future of bitcoin... it's just fun to be along for the ride, whether you've been on this ride for a couple years or just starting out now. I just definitely wouldn't sell my car/house for bitcoins, that's for sure.

Really i don't see any advantage buying physical bitcoin designs that are made by some persons.
I know that at the moment they cost a bit expensive but can go more expensive in few years later.
About the blocksize i think that problem should be solves soon, i don't think that most of people wants to see again 100$/btc.

Well I'm just thinking of it in terms of historical significance.. so say if bitcoin becomes nothing and nothing were to become of cryptocurrencies, I could definitely see the price of Casciuss's coins to remain relatively expensive because he was the first one to do it, along with other factors that makes those coins expensive... Especially after years and years of holding on to.

I could just imagine someone coming into "Pawn stars 3.0" 50 years down the road or something like that and still being able to cash out with the coin because it contains a historical significance to it, regardless of the price of bitcoin.