Bitcoin's future

>everything is mooning like crazy while grandpa is in between heart attacks
>REEEEEE STOP TRADING ALTS
kys

In a bearish market, people loses hope and they think it will continue falling down forever. In a bullish market, everyone becomes super optimistic and forget the truth that at any moment, it will start crashing down.

Bitcoin losing ground like crazy because Bitcoin was mooning like crazy into a scary bubble. I knew that before everyone else and that's why I sold my coins at that time. Still, Bitcoin will survive not because of the speculation but because it will become a better way to make transactions digitally. On the other hand, Bitcoin will become less decentralized and more regulated but it is for our own convenience.

$6-7k is the equilibrium. Bitcoin's stable price increases with plus 0.5% of its price everyday. Yes there are moons and crashes but at the end of the day we will reach the stable price.

Agree

I can see around 4 shitcoins, ehm altcoins that are worth it rn tho, and neither is in top 100

Do you see any such coin OP?

> plus 0.5% of its price everyday
correction, it is 0.2%

HEXX

I'm the OP here, all altcoins (shitcoins) are motivated by money. And when developers are primarily motivated by money and not for its vision, it ends up that the result tends to be a shitty and unsuccessful product.

I only have 2 products in mind, one is actually not motivated by money and it's free (hence it's not well known in crypto space because of no PR/ads) while the other one is still unpopular and was actually developed by reputable and competent people that the developers in the top 30 coins are just shitty in comparison.

Ethereum and Litecoin has gone up more you filthy pleb.

What's this, a non-retarded poster
on MY biz?
I disagree that bitcoin needs regulation to succeed. If anything it needs real anonymity.
It would be good to get more protection for private sellers if that is possible. Right now selling bitcoin p2p is an unacceptable unbalanced risk on the seller's side.

In order for a product or service to be adaptable by the masses, it needs to be regulated.

In order for Bitcoin to become a real currency, it needs to be: practical, stable, secure, taxable and private. So far Bitcoin is not practical, stable, nor taxable but that will be easily solved by using 3rd party payment processors. But we really needed a robust payment processor right now that has no transaction fee (this is actually possible), privacy centric, and easy to regulate.

Removing anonymity for the sellers removes most of the fraud that is happening in the crypto right now, it is also a way to make refundable transactions. But we need to make the buyers anonymous so that our privacy and important informations remain safe.

>have a 250 word essay due by friday
>haven't even started
>just reading these dumb bitcoin posts
helpp