Quote from: Miz4r on July 21, 2016, 12:55:03 PM

Oh look here we have the BTC doomer who thinks he's so well educated and brilliant and everyone else is just dumb to believe BTC could ever succeed. Well sorry bud but you were completely wrong about BTC earlier and even more wrong about LTC or PPC when you thought it would pump when BTC would pump before halving.

I thought that BTC halving will cause a bigger hype, that will also drag attention to the other retro-coins. I was wrong on that, and the BTC halving hype was pretty pathetic. I'm quite often wrong, you know. Otherwise it would be weird. What counts is that I have had a very profitable and fun year while playing the crypto game.

Quote from: Miz4r on July 21, 2016, 12:55:03 PM

Sorry, but your opinion doesn't hold much value considering your past failed predictions. As a global currency Bitcoin right now is not mature or good enough, but to boldly state that some other cryptocurrency will get there before Bitcoin does is quite a statement.

In 2016, I have multiplied my crypto wealth altogether about 7x. If my opinion still doesn't hold value, then you seem a little demanding

Quote from: Miz4r on July 21, 2016, 12:55:03 PM

As a global currency Bitcoin right now is not mature or good enough, but to boldly state that some other cryptocurrency will get there before Bitcoin does is quite a statement. A real currency doesn't need some outside mechanism for value stability, it needs liquidity and enough people trusting and using it as such. Gold and silver have done fine as a store of value for ages without such a mechanism as well.

I think that this part is amusing on many different levels. You say that a real currency doesn't need some mechanism for value stability, and then you start talking abour gold and silver like they were currencies Tongue

Gold and silver are metals, not currencies. And not the best metals to be used as store of value assets, since a very large part of it's value is based on speculation. If you want a proper store of value asset, then better buy up some industrial metals and minerals that's production and demand are much less dependent on speculation, so their future value can be more easily predicted.

Quote from: Miz4r on July 21, 2016, 12:55:03 PM

So you're seeing this all upside down. Your hopes of some mystical superior cryptocurrency coming up are more delusional and cultish than the hopes of bitcoiners you like to criticize so much. We'll see who the future will proof right, hope you will still be here in a few years from now to admit you were wrong or right. I know I will.

The reason why I don't like the fanatical bitcoiners, is that their stupidity and laziness is actually holding back the development of this entire new path of cryptocurrencies. I would like to see cryptocurrencies already that would be useful for something other then gambling, illegal activity or just something fun to fool around with. I want practical tools of finance, not some gimmicky currency, that is followed by young zealots with hopes of getting rich without work or skill Sad