Quote from: guy_wonderful on March 22, 2017, 05:04:48 PM

Quote from: jaceefrost on March 22, 2017, 03:10:21 PM

Nah. After it collapsing last holiday season way back on 2016 it isn't as big as the same as it used to so it is impossible that it is them that is causing the btc price to pump and dump these days. People like you posting about them only give them recognition and helps them to get more fools to be involved.

You really think that somebody in his own mind gonna spend money there?
Ok so there is nothing to be afraid of? I just think that this topic must be researched more. As capitalization of our bitcoin is just small ,that everything like this ponzi can afect it.

If we say 50mil people spend just 20 bucks, it's a $ billion in bitcoin already.

Quote from: criptix on March 22, 2017, 02:58:55 PM

Quote from: davis196 on March 22, 2017, 05:42:24 AM

Average early salaries of $4000.You mean $4000 per year,right?
Why do you care about some ponzi that will steal a few million USD from the naive and poor people?
A few million dollars won`t pump the bitcoin price.
Ponzi schemes will exist as long as there are stupid people with money.Sad but true.

Well its actually 2500$ per year (2016) - not sure where that 4000 comes from.
I doubt there will be trillions of $ coming from nigera ^^"

Actualy special to this mmm ponzi psihology, people like to go all-in there.
Aslo a quantity is important not a money amount.
p.s.
this site tells 3600 i rounded up to 4k OK?

Quote from: rotors on March 22, 2017, 03:05:19 PM

Post author smoking something green

I realy think this could be affecting bitcoin much. But a bigger research is needed to tell extacly. Can you prove that's they are not in a role of afecting price big. No? then ^$$#U&! Tongue

if it would be 3,6 k but it isnt.
im looking at statista, worldbank, imf, tradingeconomics and even wikipedia.
there was a peak in 2014 at 3,2 k but since 2009 nigera has an average gdp per capite around 2500 $ - before that 2009 nigerias average gpd per capita was (much) less then 1000 $.

there might be 3 billion Naira in bitcoin

seriously though, your research is pretty questionable.