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Is anyone else starting to become a bit excited?

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As per title, have we reached the bottom ?

Don't think we'll see the likes of $3200 ever again.

$5150 at time of posting.

Back in the mainstream media once more.

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Morleystreet

6 wrote: »

Woops, sorry again!!:o

So used to quoting BTC figures!!

‘Twas nice to dream for a minute! Sur who knows maybe one day it might hit those numbers!

[Deleted User]

Morleystreet wrote: »

Your continuously out by a factor of 10 on Eth.! I only wish!!

Woops, sorry again!!:o

So used to quoting BTC figures!!

Morleystreet

6 wrote: »

And there goes 13k for ETH.

Your continuously out by a factor of 10 on Eth.! I only wish!!

[Deleted User]

And there goes 1300 for ETH.

DyldeBrill

rapul wrote: »

Ethereum on a nice run

Yeah I'm enjoying the run - long may it continue! Bought a small amount more today. I expect it to fluctuate throughout the year but I'm in it for the long haul

rapul

Ethereum on a nice run

makeorbrake

Dohnjoe wrote: »

BCH, BSV, BTG and BCD all moving together now as one. As soon as I saw Bitcoin cash moving I checked the others, lo and behold, moving as well. This came from that move in end 2019. Hilarious

The walking dead! How long is it going to take to get this trash off the crypto marketcap balance sheet.

BrandonBay86

seannash wrote: »

I think he's laughing at the idea that 1 bitcoin could be worth 1 million dollars at some stage in the future

How odd.

seannash

BrandonBay86 wrote: »

What’s so funny?

I think he's laughing at the idea that 1 bitcoin could be worth 1 million dollars at some stage in the future

BrandonBay86

Mr.S wrote: »

ahahahaha, sorry. but ahahaha.

What’s so funny?

Dohnjoe

BCH, BSV, BTG and BCD all moving together now as one. As soon as I saw Bitcoin cash moving I checked the others, lo and behold, moving as well. This came from that move in end 2019. Hilarious

Nermal

grindle wrote: »

It should be a decreasing quantity token by the end of the year once EIP1559 is implemented so that point is moot.

Buy a complex, unproven promise of hard money tomorrow, instead of buying simple, time-tested hard money today?

Anything but moot.

Mucashinto wrote: »

Would really like to see some actual use cases of (non financialy focused) decentralised apps/blockchain technologies start to gain some sort of public adoption/notice soon.

A messenger/video/social media service or whatever should be very viable atm surely.

Look forward to the block size arguments on that one.

Stormington

Bruno Mannheim wrote: »

what comes after bitcoin season?
Altcoin season

I'm not sure if it will be altseason as opposed to Defiseason.

[Deleted User]

Mucashinto wrote: »

Would really like to see some actual use cases of (non financialy focused) decentralised apps/blockchain technologies start to gain some sort of public adoption/notice soon.

A messenger/video/social media service or whatever should be very viable atm surely. As the big platforms continue confining themselves to orthodoxy & consensus (and become ever closer to acting as a branch of the state imo) there is a significant gap (and desire) for new entrants to claim back the 'free internet' mantle I think. So yeah, cmon web 3.0, let's see you start to do some things in more popular spaces please.

Isn't that what Consensys are all about?
At least that's what I read when they opened their Irish HQ to some fanfare but it seems to have gotten quiet and I think the Irish MD has moved on.

[Deleted User]

Mucashinto wrote: »

Would really like to see some actual use cases of (non financialy focused) decentralised apps/blockchain technologies start to gain some sort of public adoption/notice soon.

A messenger/video/social media service or whatever should be very viable atm surely. As the big platforms continue confining themselves to orthodoxy & consensus (and become ever closer to acting as a branch of the state imo) there is a significant gap (and desire) for new entrants to claim back the 'free internet' mantle I think. So yeah, cmon web 3.0, let's see you start to do some things in more popular spaces please.

Isn't that what Consensys are all about?
At least that's what I read when they opened their Irish HQ to some fanfare but it seems to have gotten quiet and I think the Irish MD has moved on.

Mucashinto

Would really like to see some actual use cases of (non financialy focused) decentralised apps/blockchain technologies start to gain some sort of public adoption/notice soon.

A messenger/video/social media service or whatever should be very viable atm surely. As the big platforms continue confining themselves to orthodoxy & consensus (and become ever closer to acting as a branch of the state imo) there is a significant gap (and desire) for new entrants to claim back the 'free internet' mantle I think. So yeah, cmon web 3.0, let's see you start to do some things in more popular spaces please.

Bruno Mannheim

crushproof wrote: »

Looks to have stablised in and around $40k over the past 48 hours or thereabouts.

what comes after bitcoin season?
Altcoin season

crushproof

Looks to have stablised in and around $40k over the past 48 hours or thereabouts.

stockshares

Donegal1234 wrote: »

I think layer 2 coins such as Matic , OMG, loopring are in for a big year thanks to ethereum high fees.

Nice graphic on L2 Projects
https://twitter.com/Coin98Analytics/status/1346408969787457537?s=19

Bruno Mannheim

BrandonBay86 wrote: »

You’re forgetting the potential capital appreciation aspect and the fact many make decent income renting them out via air bnb too.

thats why I mentioned if you rent it out its not as much compelling to visit it that often if you get bored of it

the way the world is right now, the travel sector is getting crushed

different strokes for differnt folks

dont want to go off topic on this one, it was just my opinion

BrandonBay86

Bruno Mannheim wrote: »

holiday homes abroad might seem like a great idea, however, think of how much you would spend on it

Then add up all the cost of holidays you would take abroad say over 15-20yrs in different places rather than the same place and compare them

When you have a place abroad unless you are renting it, you feel compelled to go and use it as much as you can

I personally prefer to visit different places when I get on a plane rather than see the same one every year

When our kids were younger they wanted to go back to the same place we had been one summer the following year
Gave into the pestering for them, they loved it but myself & missus wished we had gone somewhere else

You’re forgetting the potential capital appreciation aspect and the fact many make decent income renting them out via air bnb too.

seannash

Bruno Mannheim wrote: »

I would never buy a property with the thinking that my kids could use it when they are older

Nor me but I do know a few older people with kids that use their holiday homes for their own families. Handy for a weekend in the sun.
Certainly not the reason these people bought it but an added bonus I guess.
Again its certainly not the route for me but for some it appeals.

Bruno Mannheim

seannash wrote: »

Plus if you have kids they can use it when they are older..

I would never buy a property with the thinking that my kids could use it when they are older

seannash

Bruno Mannheim wrote: »

holiday homes abroad might seem like a great idea, however, think of how much you would spend on it

Then add up all the cost of holidays you would take abroad say over 15-20yrs in different places rather than the same place and compare them

When you have a place abroad unless you are renting it, you feel compelled to go and use it as much as you can

I personally prefer to visit different places when I get on a plane rather than see the same one every year

When our kids were younger they wanted to go back to the same place we had been one summer the following year
Gave into the pestering for them, they loved it but myself & missus wished we had gone somewhere else

Yeah I'd be of the same thinking. So many places to visit. I guess people factor in that they have an asset as well as a holiday home. Plus if you have kids they can use it when they are older.
Still though the thoughts of going to the same place in Spain every year would depress me.
Now perhaps if it was in the Philippines I'd be more intrested.

Bruno Mannheim

olestoepoke wrote: »

Serious mental gymnastics going on here. For me personally I'd give myself s number, lets say mortgage paid off (Life changing) and a modest holiday home abroad and if I got to that point I'd cash in and to hell with the regret if it doubled or tripled thereafter.

holiday homes abroad might seem like a great idea, however, think of how much you would spend on it

Then add up all the cost of holidays you would take abroad say over 15-20yrs in different places rather than the same place and compare them

When you have a place abroad unless you are renting it, you feel compelled to go and use it as much as you can

I personally prefer to visit different places when I get on a plane rather than see the same one every year

When our kids were younger they wanted to go back to the same place we had been one summer the following year
Gave into the pestering for them, they loved it but myself & missus wished we had gone somewhere else

BrandonBay86

olestoepoke wrote: »

Serious mental gymnastics going on here. For me personally I'd give myself s number, lets say mortgage paid off (Life changing) and a modest holiday home abroad and if I got to that point I'd cash in and to hell with the regret if it doubled or tripled thereafter.

Similar thinking here, impossible to have regrets if you manage to sell it at a life-changing point.

olestoepoke

Serious mental gymnastics going on here. For me personally I'd give myself s number, lets say mortgage paid off (Life changing) and a modest holiday home abroad and if I got to that point I'd cash in and to hell with the regret if it doubled or tripled thereafter.

Irish_rat

EndaHonesty wrote: »

BTC will never be 20k again.

We need to bookmark this comment.

seannash

We also have to remember that some people posting in this thread have held bitcoin a long time. For soneone who has bought in at 30-40k range they don't have the luxury of experiencing a 20% dip and feeling confident to ride it out.
It mwy well go to 100k and beyond but between then and now its gonna be very bumpy for a lot of individuals.

Nigel Fairservice

I cashed out recently. I don't have the nerve for this! I had a significant unforeseen expense last year and I had to take it out of my house deposit. I have been able to replace that money now so I'm happy.