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<blockquote data-quote="JayJuanGee" data-source="post: 458290" data-attributes="member: 5330">I personally consider the information contained in the below thread a kind of nonsensical desperation, in attempt to describe some kind of value in Ethereum.<a href="http://bitcoinist.net/ethereum-outperform-bitcoin/" target="_blank">http://bitcoinist.net/ethereum-outperform-bitcoin/</a>Sure there could be an end of the year pump of ethereum, but it seems to remain a pretty risky bet, especially when comparing ethereum to bitcoin fundamentals.Surely, so far, overall bitcoin has done pretty good over the entirety of 2016, currently floating in the lower to mid $700s, after having had come up from the upper $300s to lower $400s range in the beginning of the year, but I doubt that bitcoin is as overly inflated as the article attempts to suggest... and I doubt that ethereum has as many bullish fundamentals as the article seems to assert.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayJuanGee, post: 458290, member: 5330"] I personally consider the information contained in the below thread a kind of nonsensical desperation, in attempt to describe some kind of value in Ethereum. [URL]http://bitcoinist.net/ethereum-outperform-bitcoin/[/URL] Sure there could be an end of the year pump of ethereum, but it seems to remain a pretty risky bet, especially when comparing ethereum to bitcoin fundamentals. Surely, so far, overall bitcoin has done pretty good over the entirety of 2016, currently floating in the lower to mid $700s, after having had come up from the upper $300s to lower $400s range in the beginning of the year, but I doubt that bitcoin is as overly inflated as the article attempts to suggest... and I doubt that ethereum has as many bullish fundamentals as the article seems to assert. [/QUOTE]

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