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Re: Bitcoin Loses 70 Petahashes Of Mining? Poss stealth coin launch?
by
Zer0Sum
on 03/12/2014, 20:54:56 UTC
Not sure mining chip increases will be possible, I think the only way is for mainstream adoption and transfer of existing fiat money to Bitcoin.

It's worth remembering that the Winklevoss Twins mentioned the potential Bitcoin to be worth $40,000 each... this would mean that;

- 2 terrahash mining
- currently mining $10 a day at $380 Bitcoins
- current mining value is $1000 per day if each Bitcoin ends up being worth $40,000 each.

Some people are saying Bitcoin, if it absorbs alot of global currency may become worth in excess of $500,000.

It's certainly interesting to see what happens, but nothing explains why all of a sudden 70 Petahash of mining has suddently just dropped off the radar..

http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency/coins/bitcoin

Im still concerned there is a new coin launched using the SHA256 protocol that only a handful of people know about.

I'm pretty sure Winklevoss Twins and Reptilia Twins are related...
Or are at the very least a close sub-species... and can procreate with each other if they screw a lot.

People misunderstand what "mainstream adoption" means...
It means that 1,000s of money transmitters and tech/geek retailers accept Bitcoin...

WE  HAVE  THAT  TODAY.  Bitcoin is a freaking dinosaur... it's a total drag to use.

Let's hope that 1/4 of BTC hashpower has switched to a coin that actual ordinary people might use...
But that's an oxymoron... since the platform that crushes BTC will be PoS.