Bitcoins

TheTracker

dealer_wins wrote: »

Still about US$230 overvalued IMO .

And dropped 10% in the last 12 hours so 209 now.

I think the value of a BTC is immaterial. If it was low or non volatile it'd make a brilliant cheap forex method. But not interesting to me as a store of value.

lvader

$180 Timber!

JohnRo

...regular as clockwork.

It's died so many times before and yet it just wont go away. Damned tulip bulbs.

grifferz

JohnRo wrote: »

It's died so many times before and yet it just wont go away. Damned tulip bulbs.

http://bitcoinobituaries.com/

AG47

Will there be another blast off like last time?

DiggerUK

P2P with butcoin payments, contactless payments with butcoin cards......and a butapp for my mobile..._

AG47

The current international monetary system from 1971 will come to end sometime in the ne t ten years, the question is what comes next?

puk999

AG47 wrote: »

The current international monetary system from 1971 will come to end sometime in the ne t ten years

That sounds like a statement of fact, so source(s) please...

Malthusian

The current international monetary system from 1971 will come to end sometime in the ne t ten years, the question is what comes next?

We will all pay with a tattoo of the Mark of the Beast on our right hands or foreheads, without which no man may buy or sell.

Source: Revelations 13:16-17.

pops66

A bitcoin thread, interesting. I had always thought bitcoin was one of those wonderful technology solutions for which there was no problem.

But I saw an article a few days ago, I think it was Visa experimenting with using the bitcoin network so John in London can transfer pounds to his auntie in Kenya who receives Kenyan Shillings, and neither of them is aware their money became bitcoin for a few minutes en route.

If an app like that ever gets going, would that affect the value of bitcoin? Or not, because the bitcoin is only used temporarily?