THIS IS IT BOYS - THE FLIPPENING OUTLINED

[Anonymous No.2074195]

SEE PIC - GATHER THY ETHERS WHILST THY CAN GETS THEM SUB $100.

[Anonymous No.2074199]

ALSO OF INTEREST: A POSSIBLE HAPPENING
OF THE ENT ETH ALLIANCE #2 ANNOUNCEMENT SOONER THAN THE 22ND.

[Anonymous No.2074208]

wew nelly

[Anonymous No.2074229]

>>2074195
>>2074199

OP what makes you think this is good for ETH? Why does ETH even cross your mind? Please tell me I'm not the only one skeptical of an almost TL;DR

[Anonymous No.2074236]

>>2074195
Nice larp story, we have these wet dream "predictions" every other week

I guess all those people that valued Bitcoin for what it is will happily put their future into a literal jewish coin!

[Anonymous No.2074249]

>news
Time to sell?

[Anonymous No.2074283]

>>2074195
People are going to switch to LTC. It's BTC except with this issue already sorted.

[Anonymous No.2074407]

So let's think this through. Bitcoin's processing time gets larger. People switch to another currency that will transfer faster. Bitcoin processing times decrease as the load is shifted somewhere else. Bitcoin starts transferring faster, people start moving it around again.

Im not going to start worrying until another coin ends up being what everyone trades against.

[Anonymous No.2074419]

>>2074283
this famalam

[Anonymous No.2074440]

>>2074283
LTC gets a lot of shit but people forget it is as reselient as BTC and has come back from the dead many times.

I have no horse in this race but I think LTC is poised to hit home runs any time soon when normies realize what a big clusterfuck BTC has become.

[Anonymous No.2074468]

>>2074440
Are you nuts or LTCbagholder? BTC made crazy gains in the same years LTC made none.

[Anonymous No.2074476]

LTC can do everything BTC does and more. BTC will die a slow death once people realize that nothing is being done about the unconfirmed transactions and high fees.

[Anonymous No.2074530]

These retards are always fun to read, have no idea what they're talking about.

>Hurr durr bitcoin can't scale
>So Eth willgo up!
>even tho eth scales100x worse
>muh sharding

topkek

[Anonymous No.2074554]

Bitcoin has a lot invested in it. People aren't going to bail just because of a few weeks of transaction backlog. If it gets bad enough a scaling consensus will be worked out.

[Anonymous No.2074563]

>>2074476
So can ETH and a hundreds of other alts and shitcoins. Welcome to crypto btw.

[Anonymous No.2074567]

Friendly reminder ETH isn't a currency and was never meant to be one. ETH is a service.

[Anonymous No.2074569]

>>2074563
Exactly. Bitcoin's relative market cap is shrinking every day.

[Anonymous No.2074574]

>>2074567
That uses Ether (ETH) as the payment method in the service.

[Anonymous No.2074590]

>>2074407
I begun agreeing with OP but this seems likely.

[Anonymous No.2074597]

>>2074574
Yes, and you can redeem Chuck E Cheese points at Chuck E fucking Cheese.

[Anonymous No.2074602]

>>2074597
made me laugh lol

[Anonymous No.2074609]

>>2074597
I can exchange ETH directly for USD.. Why are you so butthurt?

[Anonymous No.2074634]

>>2074609
Its function isn't to replace BTC. That would be something like Dash, Pivx, XMR, XEM, etc.

[Anonymous No.2074642]

>>2074195
It's no joke moguls in positions of high capital are the most emotionally biased about their own company's forecasts. You see it all the time. Imagine being taken for the ride but you are the ride.

I'm glad there's a backlog. People will just go to coinbase before getting into altcoins.

[Anonymous No.2074845]

>>2074634
that's just what they say because a network that can only run double digit transactions per second isn't a currency. it's a toy

ethereum is as much of a "currency" as bitcoin. in fact, it's more of a currency because it does 20 tps vs bitcoin's 3 tps

[Anonymous No.2075691]

>>2074476
>BTC will die a slow death once people realize that nothing is being done about the unconfirmed transactions and high fees.

It won't and here is why:

- Once less people use BTC, it gets faster. So more people start using it until it gets slow again. Rinse and repeat.

- Once the critical mass is reached people will just be forced to adopt segwit or whatever client improves the situation. It just has to go to total shit and then people in general are ingenious at coming up with solutions.

Just wait, it is gonna be fine.

[Anonymous No.2075707]

Can't wait for my altcoin to rise and take over the market

[Anonymous No.2075713]

daily reminder that ETH is highly speculative and extremely centralized

[Anonymous No.2075718]

>>2075713
ETH has already mooned another 100% growth and I'd be surprised, ETC has potential for some crazy growth still

Best bet is investing in altcoins with superior innovative tech and waiting

[Anonymous No.2075720]

>>2074195
> Fork

Is this from 5 months ago?

[Anonymous No.2075726]

>>2074476
>BTC will die a slow death once people realize that nothing is being done about the unconfirmed transactions and high fees.

This is the problem with tech autists dealing with finance.

> "Obviously faster, cheaper better tech has more value right guise?"

Most people buying bitcoin do not give a shit about transaction times or fees. Most of them probably don't even understand what a blockchain is.

[Anonymous No.2075754]

>>2074195
you're a damn fool if you think ether can replace bitcoin

let me give you a quick rundown
60 million coin premine
12 millioin coins given to developers
changed consensus at first sign of trouble (DAO)
no limit for total number of coins in circulation currently at 91.5 million
centralized foundation that decides what direction to go, what do you think will happen if the CIA met with vitalik?
the CIA met with gavin andresen and went full retard trying to claim craig wright was satoshi

from ethereum.org
Ether is to be treated as "crypto-fuel", a token whose purpose is to pay for computation, and is not intended to be used as or considered a currency, asset, share or anything else.

there hasn't be a meaningful DAPP in ethereum's existence

they claim they're going to switch to PoS
no one knows when or how it's going to work

I can go on and on, but ethereum will never replace bitcoin
in fact I wouldn't be surprised if ETC passes ETH in marketcap one day

[Anonymous No.2075755]

>>2075754
We know it's not going to be Ethereum you shitlord

[Anonymous No.2075815]

>>2074229
You didn't read the image. Once it becomes impossible to transfer bitcoin due to the backlog, people will transfer their btc to alts. Ethereum is the largest alt (ripple isn't a cryptocurrency) and will see a huge increase.

[Anonymous No.2075991]

>>2075754
Ether has faster transaction times and lower transaction fees, like 1/100th of the fees

Doesn't mean shit if it wasn't meant to be currency, a lot of world changing inventions were meant to do one thing and were used for another thing (i.e. dynamite, gun powder, wd-40)

[Anonymous No.2076003]

>>2075815
Investors don't pour money in hoards into things that have already spiked and don't have any innovative tech to develop

[Anonymous No.2076024]

>>2076003
Everything you just said contradicts any reason why Bitcoin has 29 billion market cap and people keep pouring money despite being an outdated turd.

[Anonymous No.2076038]

>>2076024
BTC is the original so doesn't have to play by the rules.

It's a household name, even with normies. That is worth a lot and will be hard to beat, even with ETH

[Anonymous No.2076048]

>>2074554
Iggnr'nt nocoiner here with a serious question:
> a few weeks of transaction backlog
a few WEEKS? So it currently takes WEEKS to confirm/clear a BTC transaction?!

[Anonymous No.2076050]

>>2076003
Investors have the money no matter how stupid they are, I'd like to know why ETH is hovering around 90 and has been since a high price despite such a huge supply. The only thing I can think of is that a lot of people with money are buying and holding ETH on purpose to drive up the price.
Market cap is about the same as XRP right now, over 8 billion. I know market cap is just the circulating supply times price, but I can't figure out how the price got there.

[Anonymous No.2076066]

>>2076050
>I can't figure out how the price got there.
Confidence

XRP is flavour of the month pump and dump shillcoin tier. ETH actually has promise

[Anonymous No.2076069]

>>2076050
There's rumours of a possible BTC/ETH ETF being approved by the SEC

[Anonymous No.2076124]

>>2076069
oh shit, no wonder. I'm mostly looking at the marketing here, it seems like out of all the coins ETH is the one who talked to the most people and continues to do so. The other coins are more promising technologically from what I understand, ETH is more like a blank slate, which is probably why it has such appeal.
>>2076066
Still trying to figure XRP out. Muh banks, yeah whatever, what does that have to do with the token itself?

[Anonymous No.2076156]

>>2076124
watch videos on their youtube channel

ethereum is about to be the next internet

[Anonymous No.2076281]

>>2076048
No, I think he meant a few weeks of users experiencing delays.

[Anonymous No.2076302]

>>2076048
only for cheapskates that pay ultra low transaction fees.

[Anonymous No.2076328]

Here's an example of an exponential breakaway problem. USD has the same problem with it's levels of debt, but they're playing hot potato with that. The problem is worse here because USD doesn't require every transaction be confirmed beforehand.

Think about this, it needs to play catch-up, but in order for that to happen in an exponential curve it would need to reduce a certain number of times -before confirmation rates stop happening further into the future from initiation time-, then it can start playing catch-up by reducing even further. What do you see instead? More and more of the world is using BTC.

This is going to be a problem until the currency is essentially used without verifications, and there will be scammers who take advantage. Watch out for that.

[Anonymous No.2076784]

Oh so does Ethereum have a flexible blocksize that scales smoothly according to demand?

No, it does not. Monero and Aeon have that though. Also they're private, which Ethereum is not.

Sounds like people actually need to be more worried about getting into proper tech.

[Anonymous No.2076823]

This is where PIVX has good potential

[Anonymous No.2076901]

>mfw people aren't buying ETC

[Anonymous No.2076952]

>>2076901
>>2075754
>>2075718
What makes ETC so great? I want to get in on the ground floor for once.

[Anonymous No.2076980]

some of you guys are alright

don't be in bitcoin tomorrow

[Anonymous No.2077217]

>>2076952
Bump for answer

[Anonymous No.2077320]

Just Wait™

[Anonymous No.2077339]

>>2077217
dao, fork, btc maximalists, shilling, will probably be on that chink exchange before eth.

Do your research.

[Anonymous No.2077395]

>>2074530
>t. increasingly anxious cuckcoin holder

[Anonymous No.2077477]

Selling everything I have, if BTC sinks everything sinks along with it