how are my bitcoin holders doing?

>>1397350
not bad, but could be better.. BTC is failing to break past $680.. converted half of my BTC to ETH.. 14% surge in the past few days alone

>>1397364
coinbase now allows transfers to etherum

I m scared to transfer it . I just dont believe it in the long term

>>1397402
30% anon

>>1397402
why not? yeah might be good for short term gains, since i actively trade coins. I could dump ETH if i get some good profits in the short term

Ive just been bored with bitcoin not making any headway. Not to mention, nothing happened after the halvening, but i think its just meeting heavy resistance at $700 while ETH still has some room to grow in the short term

>>1397418
>>1397405
>>1397418
Im not going to do it. Im going long on bitcoin. Maybe 5-10 years

>>1397422
nothing wrong with that

bought my BTC when it was $500, would make $140 easily if i sold now.. but i do intend to longhold them too.. Actively Trade 20% of my coins, make a buck here and there, and buy dips (if they ever happen again)

>>1397422
That's a mistake.

>>1397488
why?

Getting scared t b h

There's nothing much stopping an altcoin with an unrestricted block size taking over as the payment network.

it just needs a few of the big payment and wallet providers to say fuck it and agree to adopt one

Serious question guys, is Ethereum usable as a currency? Or would it be more likely to be Dash or Monero or what? Litecoin?

Yeah, I wanna hear fellow BTC holders opinions, since they probably won't be pumping one of these.

What coin will you move to, if Bitcoin becomes no longer usable as a day to day currency?

>>1398715
(note: I'm not saying anyone will move permanently to another coin - BTC still may have use as the digital gold, and I certainly won't sell all my coins... But I believe an open payment system is a great part of cryptocurrency's potential)

>>1397422
YFW ETH surpasses bitcoin

To this day I'm still supper butthurt about btc, literally could have been rich by now.

>>1398715
The 21m btc is a good thing,it makes it a deflationary currency.

I'm keeping a close eye on ethereum but in the long term I don't think it's going to surpass Bitcoin,as for other altcoins litecoin is the oldest and most stable crypto.

>>1398732
I know this fucking feel.

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>>1398732
MFW mined a few hundred back in early 2010 and ended up throwing the HDD away weeks later.

>>1397422
Buy ethereum

>>1398762
who just throws away a fucking HD? Surely you'd store it away at worst. Lies.

>>1398753
>The 21m btc is a good thing,it makes it a deflationary currency.
Agreed?

Litecoin, Monero, Dash afaik are the same.

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>>1398774
Not that dude, but I done the same when they were at about 6 pence each.

I was following them, and I reckon they went from about 4 pence, up to 10 pence, then back down, so I bought £10 worth of them.

Could never remember the password for my bitcoin wallet on my old PC.

Fuck it.

>>1398904
Would kill myself.

>>1398908
I would imagine the person I bought them from at the time would feel even worse now.

They sold them to me for 6 pence each when they were panic selling.

>>1398904
Wew.

You still have the wallet.dat? How many coins? Any idea the password length?

Passwords can sometimes be brute forced... There are recovery services. Make damn sure it's a trustworthy one...

Or send it to me and I'll happily sign some contract for a 25% cut or something :^)

...and you're not just one of those deluded idiots who thought they might have mined some Bitcoins but really they were playing with Linden dollars on second life...