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Re: Bitcoin price predictions based on actual data / mathematics
by
nullius
on 29/03/2021, 05:05:38 UTC
As for those that just semi hyped btc you provided no math at all either.

If you make an utterly ignorant screed which demonstrates a manifest misunderstanding of Bitcoin, do not expect smarter people to jump to reply with scholarly analysis.

I really dont know whats gonna happen but I made my decision to sell btc and buy mostly xrp and some other cryptos

OK, you are just here to pump your idiotic shitcoin.

and in absence of some convincing mathematics to go back to btc

You should follow this man’s posts:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=9636

He offers confirmed maths and science for proof that Bitcoin has already failed!

HTH.

As for using btc for a day to day tx: imagine being at the supermarket and buying $20 worth of items, paying a $20 tx fee, and waiting 1 hour for it to clear. Not gonna happen obv. For big tx its ok I suppose but that represents only a small % of crypto holders let alone everyone.

Learn something about Bitcoin before you opine.  What you are saying is tantamount to a proclamation that the banking system must fail because SWIFT is too slow and expensive to use at the supermarket.  See my above post for some hints, and seek education about how this Bitcoin thing works.


Your name suits the thread topic so well that I gave you a merit Grin

Damn it, Phil, that merit is worth more than his shitcoin portfolio.

mainly XRP and a few other cryptos
about 3% of my investment money

Bitcoin is more than a currency 💴.

It is a store of wealth much like gold is used.

Imagine if gold had a built-in global settlement layer that worked over the Internet, upon which you could build rapid, low-cost payment rails for various different money transfer applications.