Quote from: Tankdestroyer on June 15, 2018, 08:21:38 AM

Quote from: Kakmakr on June 15, 2018, 07:56:54 AM

Yes, the price increase to $19 000 was spurred on by speculative greed, but we should have grown faster to sustain that progress.

I think the decline in bitcoin price is not anybody's fault, because it is a given that anything that is purely driven by greed/speculative greed will sooner or later collapse and for bitcoin, the consequences of that greed, is the declining price we see today.

The decline in price is because more people are selling than are buying. Or the overall sums are lower.
And who can sell coins, only those that have coins in the first place, and that's us, those who use BTC.

Quote from: Gerci on June 15, 2018, 11:44:26 AM

The decline in Bitcoin prices could be even worse in the coming months. The reason, this digital currency (cryptocurrency) has no fundamental value.
This is the result of published Capital Economics research.

Yeah, right, how many times have we heard that already?
If BTC have no fundamental value can you please send all your satoshis to the address in my profile?

Quote from: Kakmakr on June 15, 2018, 07:56:54 AM

~ Ask Merchants to install a Bitcoin ATM in your area.
~ Stop hoarding all our coins and start to buy from the merchants that does accept Bitcoin.
~ Help people to invest in Bitcoin.

With those 3 I don't agree.
First is that I hate ATMs and their fees, second because that's the decision anyone has to take for himself so you can't push people to do something they don't want and third because...
Hell, asking people to invest to prevent the boat from sinking, even more, it's like....you know the word. Pon....zzz....