Quote from: Dotto on March 05, 2016, 08:10:44 PM

Quote from: 8up on March 05, 2016, 02:40:19 PM

Quote from: Dotto on March 05, 2016, 02:31:22 PM

Monero, ETH and Maid are not in a pump and dump phase, they are just growing to next level. Im like 20 days waiting for a retracement to enter but no way... I really want to hear your thoughts to this issue, from a BTC wall observer point of view, as pure eth/maid threadt would be too biased and eco chambered to his own coins.

The big/small blockers debate is totally burnout and 2014-15, lets move, evolve, adapt and grow

The ecosystem was always right on track for a new bubble. Despite my expectation, it just won't happen in Bitcoin. I am expecting the ecosystem to be worth 45+ billion at the years end. Bitcoin may be worth 5 to 15 billion then.

We will see winners and losers. There will be drama ahead.

I pretty much agree with your views. I will also see LTC falling steadily into oblivion, the trend seems solid. Of the new coins what are your faves?

LTC falls into the same category as doge and the other copy and paste type of coins. ETH and Monero (and maybe Maid) are the only coins out there on the market that really fix issues that Bitcoin can't solve.

While ETH is a completely different animal, in that it is a sort of recreation of the cloud platform used by Microsoft; Monero gives users a whole bunch of new features that other coins can't do using the cryptonote protocol. I can already hear some DASH supporters screaming at their computer screens right now when reading this... but the fact of the matter is that Monero does what DASH does without the premine and doesn't require masternodes where people who invested early on can inevitably control everything.

Monero also has a solutions to the block size debate where they use dynamic blocksizes... this type of solution is a critical factor of why monero is better in general, in that there will be no politics in trying to figure out what block size is the best... because in all reality, you can't predict how many transactions there are going to be in the future and so it should change as it is needed.

It just seems that Monero fixes a lot, if not all, of the problems bitcoin is facing.