Cryptocukencies

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Etherm chart for comparison:

WHERE DO YOU GUYS THINK YOU ARE?

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>>1151425
We're here

>>1151387
watch as the whales and shills argue this

eth is exactly the same as dogecoin

I remember how often people said this about Bitcoin.

>>1151542
You're objectively incorrect.

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The only stupid people on this board are the nocoiners. They are actually just too thick to understand it.

At least explain how you think the science is flawed. Oh yeah, you can't because you're fucking stupid as fuck.

>>1151619
I'm not arguing that it is flawed.
I'm arguing that :
-99% of people trading it have no clue of what they're doing
-there is no objective benchmark for value, only perceived and anticipated value
-the extreme unbalance in market shares means prices are controlled by main holders (whales) instead of being influenced by market forces.

The point has nothing to do with the validity of the crypto-currency concept, it's about the crypto-currency market.

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>>1151614
>ur wrong
>>1151619
>ur stupid
name one thing a turing complete cucktocurrency can do that bitcoin can't then explain why this is worth 100s of millions of dollars

>>1151387
volatility is how you make money though. instant trades and stop loss. you're a fucking cunt if you ever lose money on coins.

>>1151811
Agreed, But the vast majority of buyers wouldn't be able to set up a stop-loss if their life depended on it. And they trade on platforms that take three days to execute orders, so instant trades btfo.

And these DDOS seem to happen exactly at high points when most of the ordinary buyers would be inclined to cash out.

The same point could be made concerning Forex or options. Some people make money, but they are a minority among those who have the necessary time, knowledge, infrastructure and financial firepower to play the market, i.e not the 99% of coin traders who hear about it on 4chan.

>>1151811
>>1151817
True that anons.

>>1151796
not him but bitcoin is a curency, ethereum is a platform you run applications on, ethereum are the tokens or fuel that you use to run it, lisk would be an actual currency that is exchanged on the dapps on ethereum. You could hypothetically exchange bitcoin on ethereum dapps but I don't think people would do that as they'd have no real incentive to do so.

>>1151838
*ether are the tokens

>>1151838
That makes me think: The entire value of Ethereum lies on developers coming out with extremely valuable solutions, that would make them actually want to pay for the cost of Ether. Otherwise, it'll forever stay at a low amount because developers are going to want to see an actual value in doshing out on Ether to keep their projects alive.

This is entirely riding on someone making a huge hit app, leading giant corporations to start developing on Ethereum as well for it to really skyrocket.

>>1151880
yes, but with an infinite number of apps made possible on ethereum the chances of at least one or two being successful is almost a certainty

>>1151934
Eh. Free apps are the only model that really work anymore. Now you're trying to get a bunch of people to go back to paying for apps when they can get the centralized versions for free? Good luck.

>babbys first bitcoin post
cute

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbZ8zDpX2Mg