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Re: Is Zcash worth to invest in it?
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deadpoolx
on 21/07/2017, 23:55:23 UTC
It is worth to invest in zcash because its price always goes up and more people are looking into investing their money in zcash to find the 100% anonymous currency. It is very good for hackers and people who want to hide their ID

Yes. Since ZEC's value has been in a constant uptrend, it would be very ideal to invest now to preserve your profits in the future. Anonymous cryptocurrencies have always been a big trend on the markets and ZCash bringing a better technology to maximize your privacy, would greatly become widely used by anyone in the future.

Right now, it is still in its footsteps since launch, so it is best to give it a few more years for it to mature and become a solid cryptocurrency. With a finite supply of 21 million coins like Bitcoin, it will tend to become scarcer each day increasing in value over the long term.

At first, ZEC didn't seem worth the investment, but now that prices have started to increase, it would be the perfect time to get some if you haven't done so already. Only time will tell if it will survive for many years to come. Just my thoughts. Grin

I agree with that. I think the market cap of the ZEC could be 50% of the bitcoin in the long term.
This is very unlikely. If this technology achieves this level of success, it will be only a matter of time before someone implements it in a Bitcoin sidechain.
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Re: I have been waiting for Bitcoin to reach $3000
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deadpoolx
on 07/07/2017, 21:29:05 UTC
I'm pretty sure till the end of the year it will hit 3k $ and i'm gonna save for this day in your place i would save 'em until then
If all goes smoothly, we'll probably not have to wait until the end of the year to see Bitcoin in this range. We have a scaling solution almost guaranteed, and this can dispel the fear and uncertainty that is making things difficult to holders.
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Re: Why BILL GATES do not USE Bitcoin?
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deadpoolx
on 23/06/2017, 11:01:21 UTC
Did not he say that Bitcoin is better than fiat currency? If he knows the properties that make Bitcoin a good store of value, he surely uses it.
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Re: Will we ever see bitcoin lower than 1000$?
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deadpoolx
on 08/06/2017, 21:41:26 UTC
I think there are only two things that could make this happen. One would be the existence of two coins in the market, in the case of a chain split, the other factor would be some serious bug in the segwit code. Both possibilities are highly unlikely.
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Re: is ETC a good coin to invest in ?
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deadpoolx
on 25/05/2017, 22:15:28 UTC
Since it's not going to switch to PoS, ETC can receive massive support from miners. The problem is that ETC has the same fundamental issues that ETH has, and I can not see it scaling with the tech they have right now. In the long run I'd say ETC has better chances than Ethereum has anyway.
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Re: Bitcoin's Next Direction 2017 Predictions
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deadpoolx
on 11/05/2017, 17:09:01 UTC
I can see the price in the $ 3000 range, but without a solution for slow confirmations and high fees, I don't see the price staying in that range for long.
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Re: Altcoins with SegWit support [actually: GRS, SYS]
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deadpoolx
on 26/04/2017, 21:30:47 UTC
Interestingly, I would like to see some of these coins giving the next steps to move forward in terms of LN implementation.
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Re: The Real Reason to Hold Gold And Bitcoin
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deadpoolx
on 12/04/2017, 14:11:10 UTC
Although gold has some use cases, most of the value of it is consequence of a large number of speculators that drive the price. I think the future of gold is uncertain, even as a way of storing value. If, in the long run, Bitcoin proves to be a stable and safe currency, many people using gold to store value are likely to start using Bitcoin.
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Re: CAN WE SEND BTC WITHOUT ANY FEES???
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deadpoolx
on 29/03/2017, 02:18:27 UTC
A few years ago this was possible, but today I do not think that is possible. On the one hand this is a good thing, as it is a sign that the network is really growing, but if fees remain too high some users will migrate to other alternatives.
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Re: did you place all your funds into bitcoin?
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deadpoolx
on 14/03/2017, 23:25:57 UTC
I'm not that pure risk taker and a greedy person so i don't put all my funds into bitcoin because that seems very risky move and that move has a lot of potential in losing money. I just putted or invested at least 45% of my earnings per month into bitcoin and i treat them as a saving and that way is making me feel comfortable and safe because i have both savings in bitcoin and also in fiat.
I would say that forty five percent is a little high, but if it was something I could afford to lose, I would not see a problem. Under Bitcoin's current conditions it's unlikely that a major crash will happen, but if BU gains much support, there's a chance that Bitcoin will fork and the community will split because of the scaling debate, and this is a possibility that should be considered.
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Re: ★★★ [6 SPOTS AVAILABLE] NITROGENSPORTS.EU Signature Campaign ★★★
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deadpoolx
on 12/03/2017, 20:44:33 UTC
I'm removing my signature. All payments received, great campaign. Thanks
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Re: What will happen when 1 satoshi is $ 1?
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deadpoolx
on 05/03/2017, 20:42:25 UTC
What if bitcoin gains much more value than you anticipate? So what happens when 1 satoshi reaches the price of 1 dollar?
What kind of arrangement is made if payment is requested as Cent? Can the bitcoin core be modified?
The only thing that could make it happen would be a collapse in the economy, something unprecedented. In this case there would be a chance that fiat currencies would lose much value, and people would migrate to a more efficient currency. But as we all know, the Bitcoin network is not yet ready to deal with such traffic.

I do not see people moving to Bitcoin once the economy collapse.  And if ever I think fiat currency is the most efficient currency to be used.  It does not need internet to be used.  Easily accepted by the shop and store and the convenience of transacting with fiat currency had not been achieved with using Bitcoin.
I think there will come a point where using it over the internet will not be a problem. Nowadays almost everyone has a smartphone, and there are many apps that simplify things. I also think that rates for Bitcoin debit cards will decrease as competition increases among the companies that provide such services.
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Re: What will happen when 1 satoshi is $ 1?
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deadpoolx
on 05/03/2017, 20:22:56 UTC
What if bitcoin gains much more value than you anticipate? So what happens when 1 satoshi reaches the price of 1 dollar?
What kind of arrangement is made if payment is requested as Cent? Can the bitcoin core be modified?
The only thing that could make it happen would be a collapse in the economy, something unprecedented. In this case there would be a chance that fiat currencies would lose much value, and people would migrate to a more efficient currency. But as we all know, the Bitcoin network is not yet ready to deal with such traffic.
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Re: Big Crash coming
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deadpoolx
on 05/03/2017, 20:14:22 UTC
For the current price now there is doubt that there is a crash coming because the price is way too far from the price before and if the hodlers will see that the price is getting a bit low then they will join that and dump their coins and make a dip. Just be ready for some worst case scenario and don't hesitate to sell or take your ROI before hodling it.
I think if a Bitcoin go up sharply then it can easily go down , so indirectly it is just like at the condition when go down then it will surely be called crash of the Bitcoin in the Bitcoin market .
well here I don't think so that it's price will go at any lower price of 800$ per Bitcoin .
Bitcoin had a sharp rise at the beginning of the year, and in fact this was followed by a sharp drop in price, but after the recovery phase, Bitcoin has risen more gradually, so I think it will be difficult for this to happen again. This may happen if the ETF is not approved, but the price is unlikely to be less than a $ 1000 again.
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Re: Young people should go all in on bitcoin
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deadpoolx
on 05/03/2017, 20:03:40 UTC
With regard to the fact that it's necessary to take risks to achieve great success, I think you are right, and the risk-reward ratio for Bitcoin also makes this a very attractive investment at the moment. But going all in one is not the best way to invest, no matter how good the investment.
To make good financial management, it is important to consider the fact that you may need some of that money, and if you have to sell Bitcoin when the currency falls in price, you will be at a loss. Having fiat savings is something that prevents such situations from happening.
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Re: Tell me your predictions about Bitcoin
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deadpoolx
on 05/03/2017, 19:45:56 UTC
My prediction is simple we will touch the 2000 dollars price at the end of the year maybe we will only touch but I think that price is reachable and if it this then bitcoin will create a storm in the economic world and everyone will want to have a piece of bitcoin.
Judging by the fact that analysts predict, then it really will happen. I think that such a prospect is quite possible, given the doubling of prices over the last few months.
Yeah, the current bitcoin situation is very promising and gives the impression that it is going to keep on rising in both the user base and the price and that means that we should hold on to our savings because there is going to be a peak in the next few months and that will be a good way to make profit.

Hitting main stream of adoption would be my predictions on bitcoins, still it might need more time. Probably before 2020, we could assume everything will be available for bitcoin payments.

Things will definitely change in next 4 to 5 years as we will see more adoption and even the acceptance of bitcoin will go to higher level and we will find many online as well as offline places where we could easily spend our bitcoins and the price will also be much higher then present.
Possibly, but for Bitcoin to succeed in the long run it is necessary that at least the basics are resolved. Things like scalability and malleability should have been solved a long time ago. I think there are selfish interests causing progress with this to be stopped.
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Re: The Halving - Good or Bad for Bitcoin?
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deadpoolx
on 05/03/2017, 19:30:48 UTC
If there was no halving inflation would always be very high, and this would not only be a problem for people holding it, but would also be something that would drive away new investors. To take a deeper view of this, I think you should read some articles comparing an inflationary currency with a deflationary currency.
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Re: The danger of the cyptocurrencies
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deadpoolx
on 04/03/2017, 23:17:18 UTC
probably one of the dangers of cryptocurrency is when people need it more than fiat. when it happens, it is likely the country's economic system will be disrupted, since most of the state revenues are also derived from taxes on fiat. when people prefer to use cryptocurrency, then fiat will not have a price.
but do no think that there will be any wrong effect on the economy of any county if people accept bitcoin.
At first, I think there will be some political and social instability, as some people will be influenced by governments to fight the expansion of Bitcoin, especially those who do not understand the currency. However, for people it is easier to get information these days, and it would only be a matter of time for such individuals to realize that Bitcoin is not the problem, but the solution.
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Re: Are There Any Regulations for Bitcoin Casinos?
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deadpoolx
on 04/03/2017, 22:59:36 UTC
I think that in most countries this does not yet exist, but certainly some are already advanced in this regard. The fact that there is no regulation in some cases is what attracts many users, because it has potential to attract people who live in countries where gambling is prohibited.
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Re: What can i do with Bitcoin?
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deadpoolx
on 04/03/2017, 22:54:58 UTC
At the moment most of the things you can do with Bitcoin is to buy things online, or use online services. It is possible to buy games through services like steam, for example. You can buy products from some websites, but things need to improve on that. I think at the moment most people use Bitcoin to store value, or to invest in other digital assets.