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> It's obvious that the general public is not interested in Bitcoin and is, in fact, getting bored. Do you have any proof to backup this statement? Bitcoin re
by bequanna 12y ago
> It's obvious that the general public is not interested in Bitcoin and is, in fact, getting bored.
Do you have any proof to backup this statement?
Bitcoin related growth abound. The number of My Wallet Users has doubled in the past 6 months.
http://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users http://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users
- kolev 12y agoLots of people are splitting coins into multiple wallets, duh.
- kolev 12y agoAlso, I'm sure there are speculators running scripts to generate new wallets and pump the bubble further.
- bequanna 12y ago>Also, I'm sure there are speculators running scripts to generate new wallets and pump the bubble further. That sounds like pretty strong, objective evidence. /s There are Bitcoin bulls and bears. Nothing wrong with being either. But, if you're going to make claims, at least have facts to back them up.
- kolev 12y agoI can't prove it as I'm not the NSA. We're not in court anyway - heuristics here is totally acceptable. What I proposed was solid - after all the Bitcoin theft recently, many learned to use hot/cold wallets, not split holdings in several wallets, etc.
- user24 12y agoA good place to see a variety of metrics for bitcoin's growth is here: http://bitcoinpulse.com/ http://bitcoinpulse.com/ edit: Hmm, after I wrote that I realised it sounds a bit spammy. To be clear: I'm not affiliated in any way with that site.