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      Kevlar Spammer last edited by

      [url=http://www.coindesk.com/scrypt-miners-cryptocurrency-arms-race/]http://www.coindesk.com/scrypt-miners-cryptocurrency-arms-race/[/url]

      There’s two schools of thought with regards to this:

      #1: As difficulty spikes, perception in interest will increase, and a more invested market will demand a higher valuation, partially to maintain profitability, partially to get in on the ‘latest trend’.
      #2: As difficulty spikes, profitability will plummet leading to a lower valuation.

      Which do you think is right, and why? Is there a third option (the price won’t be impacted by this? seems unlikely)?

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        adamstgbit last edited by

        ill buy one and mine FTC!

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          tuneman1980 last edited by

          [quote name=“Kevlar” post=“32441” timestamp=“1382661859”]
          [url=http://www.coindesk.com/scrypt-miners-cryptocurrency-arms-race/]http://www.coindesk.com/scrypt-miners-cryptocurrency-arms-race/[/url]

          There’s two schools of thought with regards to this:

          #1: As difficulty spikes, perception in interest will increase, and a more invested market will demand a higher valuation, partially to maintain profitability, partially to get in on the ‘latest trend’.
          #2: As difficulty spikes, profitability will plummet leading to a lower valuation.

          Which do you think is right, and why? Is there a third option (the price won’t be impacted by this? seems unlikely)?
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          I tend to go with #1. If profitability plummets then that will turn a certain number of miners away hopefully letting difficulty fall to a point at which it is just marginally profitable again.

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            adamstgbit last edited by

            [quote name=“Roope” post=“32450” timestamp=“1382679544”]
            IMO, everyone should be able to get decent profit by using modern GPU’s. I think that what has happened to bitcoin mining is ridicilous.

            I wonder if we could do the same as what f@h does. Every new GPU would have to be whitelisted, so you could only mine with approved hardware.
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            no way!

            This is not in the decentralized free market spirit, in fact its flat out fighting the free market.
            If i see FTC heading on this path, i’ll dump faster then you can say BITCOIN

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