Quote from: Mike Mayor on November 19, 2017, 02:22:26 PM

I think you confused and shouldn't in threads if this is the kinda dribble you going t post. Did you even think about what you were typing before typing it?

Please learn more about what you talking about before making topics like this thank you.

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Quote from: ReLieD on November 19, 2017, 12:22:01 PM

You are right partially as there is no limit to the prices of Bitcoin. Currently it says 21 million but more and more will mined and the limit will keep increasing . Then comes the price of Bitcoin . Who expect the prices of Bitcoin to rise upto 10 times the price past year. Infact now it's even more and there are many predictions which say that Bitcoin can easily cross 10k by the end of this year.

Yes bitcoin does not have a limited supply because many people are supporting bitcoin nowadays, BTC have finite supply of 21 million coins and that is a fact which is very well known.I do not know why you think that some alt coin which have "bitcoin" in his name can change total number of coins.Most of that alt coins even with "bitcoin" in their names will simply disappear over time.There is always a option to increase total number of BTC,but I think nobody wants to that happen.One of the reasons why BTC is most popular crypto currency is his limited supply among other things,and 1000 more new coins on market will not change anything.

You really don't get it do you?

A person wants to invest 100 USD of real money in cryptocurrencies. If there was only one crypto - Bitcoin - with a limited supply, then over time you can argue price will go up as long as that person really want to by crypto for his USD. But when you then have more and more cryptocurrencies, some of the people will choose to put their 100USD in competing cryptos. And this means in reality that the supply of crypto currency is growing exponentially and without limits

The price will go u because the demand is high. This guy didn't even mention this. What an annoying topic.

Sorry that you do not have the wit to understand the argumentation and are confusing the topics. The underlying reality is that the cryptos are fungible, and to boot demand will no longer be there