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Re: Can someone explain me why all of them are going down?
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Freedom Force
on 02/02/2018, 12:14:33 UTC
Quote from: auliahr on February 02, 2018, 12:07:20 PM
okay, so this decrease is caused by tehter. but will the market recover and rise as it did last year? I began to pessimist that this would be difficult to achieve as last year.
The total marketcap of tether is something like 2 billion dollars. Trading volume in the last 24 hours is more than 30 billion. I don't think tether's volume is enough to make the market go down like this.
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Re: Can someone explain me why all of them are going down?
by
Freedom Force
on 02/02/2018, 12:06:51 UTC
Quote from: Bezobraznike on February 02, 2018, 11:09:25 AM
   How it is possible for all of them to go down? I can not find logical
answer. If they are have different chains, different communities, what
is happening for second that that can affect all the markets and all the
coins, what is that strong?
   If you do not have a clue, please restrain yourself from commenting.
I would like to see and read answers from people who might know
something more, thanks in advance.
It's actually a good question.

I don't have a definitive answer, but my theory is that the market is controlled by a small group of people, with tons of bots, and they're coordinated in a way that makes most cryptos change in the same direction, at the same time.
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Re: What to do when prices are falling
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Freedom Force
on 10/01/2018, 16:45:27 UTC
⭐ Merited by d@nte (2)
Don't turn off your computer, as some people say. You have to always re-evaluate your position.
The first thing to do is find out what is leading to the price crash. After that, you need to know what are the chances for a recovery, and what are the chances for another price drop. Based on this, you can take your decision. But for that you have to work with probabilities and analysis of the fundamentals.
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Re: Bitcoin price bubbled?
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Freedom Force
on 23/12/2017, 02:00:59 UTC
I think part of the growth that the Bitcoin price recently had is the result of a bubble, because there is a large number of people, with no experience, not very interested in the technology, and only seeking for a quick profit, who invested in it, and there may be a correction because of these people. However, don't forget that the technology behind Bitcoin remains solid, and a large number of people invest in it because they know what this technology has to offer.
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Re: Any altcoin which is less than $10 dollar right now and will be bomb in future?
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Freedom Force
on 17/11/2017, 15:29:02 UTC
⭐ Merited by d@nte (2)
The price doesn't matter when the supply is too big and the coin doesn't generate enough demand to absorb all of it. It's basic economics.
If you look for coins with 10x to 100x return potential, you should look at low marketcap coins, in general at around 30 to 300 million USD.
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Re: Bitcoin sold out
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Freedom Force
on 02/11/2017, 05:05:03 UTC
If satoshi is still among us, he is probably already a millionaire, and centainly doesn't have to touch those coins. But if he does, I'm fine with that. He did a pretty good job here, and that reward is something he really deserve.
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Re: Amazon May Accept Bitcoin By October. Do you believe?
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Freedom Force
on 26/09/2017, 13:47:58 UTC
They would only increase their user base, so I would not be surprised. I just hope they decide to hold the Bitcoins they will get as payment, instead of dumping in the market.
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Re: Fake news :Bitcoin is not banned in china
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Freedom Force
on 26/09/2017, 13:45:03 UTC
Yeah, FUDDERS are losing a lot of credibility these days.
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Re: What will Bitcoin be worth in 5 years?
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Freedom Force
on 26/09/2017, 13:22:49 UTC
⭐ Merited by d@nte (2)
Quote from: jhonjhon on September 26, 2017, 12:59:21 PM
If bitcoin still survived and price are still increasing probably all members of bitcoin community become millionaire. How wonderful it is? This is great opportunity for us, and we should not waste this moment because I believe there is something great to happen in the future more than of what we have expected.


The Bitcoin total supply is very limited, and if the number of millionaires in the world is higher than the number of Bitcoins available, as they say, I would not be surprised if a single Bitcoin becomes worth more than a million dollars. But I think it will take more than 5 years for this to happen.
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Re: Bitcoin is Falling...Is it Panic Time?
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Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 20:11:08 UTC
⭐ Merited by d@nte (2)
The hard lesson to be learned about cryptocurrencies is never panic, buy the dip.

But this is only valid for the truly innovative, decentralized cryptocurrencies.
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Re: Why so few ICOs from Silicon Valley?
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Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 19:58:14 UTC
ICOs have not had a good reputation lately... it's the fault of scammers and, of course, of people investing in their schemes.
Silicon Valley entrepreneurs have always had opportunities to use other methods to raise funds, and I think the vast majority of them will continue to use such methods for a long time.
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Re: Is $4000 the perfect time to buy
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Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 19:51:02 UTC
It looks like someone sold a very large amount of Bitcoin in the past days, that's why the sudden crash. It's taking too long to recover because people buy it gradually. But I'm sure these buyers will not regret it if they hold long enough.
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Re: If Bitcoin goes up very high should i buy a house?
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Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 19:41:47 UTC
It depends on the kind of house. It also depends on the amount of bitcoins you have.
I personally would not buy a house if I had to spend more than half of my Bitcoins on it. A house is something you can buy later, Bitcoin is an opportunity that happens once in a lifetime.
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Re: Tell me your predictions about Bitcoin
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Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 19:32:39 UTC
Quote from: agentx44 on September 12, 2017, 04:25:10 PM
Quote from: bachlovesstories on July 04, 2015, 01:23:28 PM
What is the obstacles, challenges and problems that Bitcoin can face it in 5 years? How we can help Bitcoin to take more authoritative place in the world of currency system?
In my own opinion, the obstacles, challenges, and problems that bitcoin will face is the decision of each countries of banning bitcoin or it will not last. But we still all hope bitcoin will last because bitcoin is very helpful and a good source of income that can provide all of our basic needs.
I don't think it is the biggest problem. The point of having a decentralized currency is to prevent that kind of thing from happening.

I think that only technical problems or lack of usage can drive the Bitcoin price down. Bitcoin is very strong technicaly, but it needs more adoption.
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Re: When will it fall?
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Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 18:58:18 UTC
Quote from: Kingofbitcoin12345 on September 12, 2017, 05:32:42 PM
Quote from: cashodler on September 09, 2017, 02:12:35 AM
When? This weekend <4000, quite possible.

I can't foresee anything like that,, below $4000 is not happening this year or even next year but that's just my observation.. This past corrections it holds only at $4100 and up and it was never down at that range.. It only means that even rumors and news against or related to cryptocurrency is not effective this days at all.. I think at this rate of observation it will make bitcoin stronger and maybe stabilize in the future..
I think at this point we have strong hands and many long term holders, but If may happen if some whale decides to sell a large amount of Bitcoin, and by that I mean thousands of it. But I also think it's unlikely, since selling so many bitcoins at such price it's a big risk.
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Re: is it better to invest in bitcoin or ethereum ?
by
Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 17:41:31 UTC
⭐ Merited by creative~mind (2)
Quote from: ramsdaj28 on September 12, 2017, 06:35:47 AM
Quote from: zycrypto on September 11, 2017, 03:49:51 PM
for long term purpose, which is better to invest in , Bitcoin or Ethereum ? Lets discuss that ..
For long term purpose, I think it will be better to invest in ethereum. Compared to bitcoin, ethereum is far cheaper (not to mention that ethereum is the second most expensive crptocurrency, next to bitcoin). And speaking of long term investment, it will be better to invest your money on ethereum (which value is rising) for you can buy more ethereums using your money compared to buying it with bitcoin (bitcoin value is about $4,300 today while ethereum has a value of around $300 today).
It doesn't matter if it is cheaper when the supply is much higher. It's basic economics.

Regarding the technology, they might face serious scaling problems in the future. So I can't see a good long term performance. Even if it continues to go up, it's very unlikely that it will outperform Bitcoin.
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Re: Posts quality, WTF!?
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Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 17:25:47 UTC
Block campaigns without proper moderation might be a good solution.
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Re: So many new ICO, how to check if it's scam?
by
Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 06:30:31 UTC
The only way to know if it's not a scam, is to see if they have a working product, or at least a prototype of it. See the quality of the code, or ask an analyst to do this.
Most ICOs have only a white paper. This may not mean it is a scam, but a potential bad investment.
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Re: Ethereum is long term investment
by
Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 06:20:27 UTC
If you want my sincere opinion, the fundamentals do not seem solid to me. If someday they reach mass adoption, their blockchain might not be able to handle the transactions, even with PoS and Sharding. If you want more detailed analysis, there are plenty of experts who confirm what I just said.
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Re: Is bitcoin transaction fees fair?
by
Freedom Force
on 12/09/2017, 06:07:33 UTC
Quote from: albert11 on September 12, 2017, 05:21:42 AM
I think it's not fair. For those who are poor we are not able to transact because of the high fee per move to another wallet. So what can we do now? if this can not be resolved? So it's true that bitcoins are for the rich. How are the poor people hoping for bitcoins? How can I now earn the 20 $ amount of their bitcoins reduced by 5 $. Hopefully this will be resolved in november and we are free to use bitcoins.

Fees are not so high anymore, have drastically reduced since big blockers stopped spamming the network. I have seen cases of transactions being confirmed with very low fees.

I also think we have not yet seen the full segwit potential, since there are many miners who are not mining segwit blocks yet.