Quote from: talks_cheep on October 11, 2016, 02:26:30 AM

Quote from: harrymmmm on October 08, 2016, 09:13:08 AM

Quote from: zimmah on October 07, 2016, 11:16:14 PM

Quote from: podyx on October 07, 2016, 01:48:14 PM

Quote from: masterluc on October 07, 2016, 09:51:38 AM

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/MrwPhbog-Long-Term-Bitcoin-price-extrapolation/

High 8000's and low 9000's have been my prediction for the next bubble too.

the next bubble could be very high, the problem is the next bubble wil never come if we keep going on like this.

An opinion most people don't share. Got anything a little more compelling?

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the blocksize debate that has been going on for so long and still is not resolved, and the centralization and censorship are slowly killing bitcoin, and people are moving on to altcoins because bitcoin just does not support increased capacity at the moment.

Fortunately block size limit seems to be unimportant so far, despite all the doom predicted.
'Resolved' means to your satisfaction, I guess. It seems resolved technically, to my satisfaction - no change for now, followed by a change when we can ALL agree on a hard fork some time in the future.

The lack of political resolution is the worst aspect, leading to some loss of confidence. Confidence will likely return when the fud stops. You can help there

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the price won't magically rise without the transaction volume also rising.

C'mon. It does that all day every day. Look at the charts.

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limit the transaction volume, limit the price and limit the amount of users. the remaining users will flee.

If you mean 'limit the onchain transaction volume', you might be right. Otherwise not.
Limit the price? Have you been looking at the charts???
'limit the amount of users'? I see only evidence that the number of users is increasing. It's anecdotal since there seems to be no better way. Do you have anything compelling to offer in support of your premise?

harrymmmm, you're an ignorant fool. zimmah's absolutely right. You'll never see 1000+ unless the artificial tps limit is lifted. Once it's increased to 2/4/8+ mb, you will see a huge boost in price. The tps limit causes low transaction volume, low adoption rate, thusly low price. Maybe you can't understand this due to your limited intellect, but to the smarter ones, this is so obvious.

I won't bother replying again to this moronic ad hominem., but you should realize that you've supplied nothing but your own opinions. No facts; not even a reasoned argument.
Your talk is really 'cheep'!