Quote from: kupido14 on July 28, 2017, 07:11:47 AM

Quote from: Lauda on May 03, 2016, 09:41:21 AM

This thread was created in the wrong section. This should be in the Economics sections. Anyhow, to answer you question: A stable price would most likely end up attracting even more people to Bitcoin. One of the major 'cons' that it currently has (for people who consider joining) is that it is very volatile and that you might end up having much less money (e.g. in USD) the day after you've bought some Bitcoin.

Your in the Economics Section, I dont think so, if the stable price was lower that we usually I think it may not satisfied people for a long period of time then eventually end up to create another cryptocurrency.

uhhh. Look at the date of what you qouted, its on 2016, theres a huge gap on it and our current time now so i'm sure back in 2016 it wasn't here in economics section.

they might create another one for the purpose of trading or even investment if they can. however did you know that the extreme volatility of bitcoin is one of the reasons why big

merchants e.g. amazon and other governments is still refusing to accept/recognize it? i agree on what he said that it'll still be popular if the price happens to be stable.