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Quote from: Koekiemonster on January 06, 2014, 12:59:49 PM

Also, larger BTC holders looking to sell will get a better price when selling off the markets to funds like the BIT, this will happen more and more.

Overall I'd guess the supply that's for sale has gotten slimmer, but it's harder to determine the supply than in the past and it will keep getting harder than in the past.

Nobody sane will pay more for BTC off exchange. Whales, funds, etc. especially

Quote from: GigaCoin on January 06, 2014, 05:17:26 PM

There is no incentive for anyone to sell, why would anyone sell Bitcoin when it's about to witness it's greatest year ever ? The fear of Bitcoin dying/failing has gone, people have never been as confident about Bitcoin as ever before.

Selling = using = adoptation = greatest year ever.
Hodling = not using = modest adoptation = same or little better than last year (at best), but with even more volatility (and that's bad longterm)

I'm not so sure it its BTC has capital "S" store of value (PeerCoin is likely better at this though). This does not rely on adoption of coffee shops.

Also volatility is not bad neither are speculators.

Volatility is real bad. At least for regular people and businesses. But hey, that's not important, like future of btc depends on them...

Volatility is part of the system. An intended part of the system. Get over it. No, excuse me. Get the fuck over it already.

(also nobody who accepts bitcoin as payment cares thanks to bitpay so really, shut up)

I can get over it cause i'm trader, but others won't. And that'll probably kill btc (as a currency and something revolutionary).
Btw. if it's intended part of the system, it's a bug, not feature

Quote from: humanitee on January 06, 2014, 06:32:07 PM

lololol. Bitpay.