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RE: The future of Darknet Markets - DECENTRALIZATION!
You cannot wage a war against substances, it's just not possible to win. There will always be a supply and demand. The solution? A decentralized marketplace after substances have been made legal one day..
@avilsd do you think the governments even think they have a chance to win or do they realize its unwinnable but just all about money/power/control?
@avilsd, Do you think that the bitcoin rise has anything to do with the markets going down and people selling the coins as they cant buy shit from the markets anymore? or just general intrest is rising in the coin?
I know you weren't asking me, BUT: Bitcoins are fluctuating but up overall. Even since Silkroad was gone. Every market that goes down, an new one comes up. There's just the right amount of demand for it. BUT, I also think that coins are going up because of speculation. If they go UP because of the fork there might be a pull-back.
@wolfsheed, Thanks for the reply i can see what you mean and yes i agree but i dont think it will go up becauyse of the fork i think it will go down if anything as people will loose confidence in BTC
Yes, splits always mean a decline in value, but can often rebound by quite a bit. Look at historical splits like google. Whether confidence goes down depends on how bullish the market is.
Let's face it. A lot of altcoins are running on optimism alone. I really want bitcoin to succeed. A winemaker I know once said, "Whenever someone opens a winery in {this province}, I sell more wine"
Yes, theyll never win the war against drugs. People will always be using those. They need to educate the people about drugs and not send them to prison. I mean, look at the netherlands they even have to close prisons because they cant get enough people to fill them and they dont have more drug addicts than other countries. Aside from that, prison time will only teach you how to become a better crimimal and get you new connections.
Prisons were made to rehabilitate people, but they rarely have that effect on the inmates.