Netscape was bought by AOL in 99.But don't bet on the wrong one. Remember internet and Netscape.
Dozens of others ended up going to zero.
Webvan, Etoys, etc etc etc
Netscape was bought by AOL in 99.But don't bet on the wrong one. Remember internet and Netscape.
Almost everything on earth are of limited, finite quantity.
when supply is < demand, price goes up.
However, Cryptocurrency is probably the only thing in the world where supply is virtually infinity.
so price wouldn't reach the moon.
Who knows, btc might hit 3 digits, follow by 2 digits then 1 digit rather than 7 digits level.
Currency is unlimited both crypto AND fiat.
Fiat has a 100% history of trending to $0 as a government debases it’s currency.
Money is limited.
Currency is not money.
Some factors that would have to occur for BTC hyper appreciation;
1) Increase in the pace of hyper inflation
2) Decrease in the dominance of the petrodollar
3) Decreasing use of the dollar as a reserve currency.
Consider:
As of 2017, 2/3rd’s of the world’s population ~5 billion people have cell phones. Only ~2 billion people have bank accounts.
A bank account is not necessary to own nor transact BTC.
A bank account is not necessary to own nor transact BTC
The last few weeks in Europe a lot of food companies received a letter to pay 300.000 euro in bitcoins. If they refuse their products will be poisoned.
That's just one of the reasons why criminals will do all they can to support bitcoins. Fiat money is traceable, crypto's are not. For that reason alone crypto's should be banned.
Demand will drive prices higher in a big way. This feels like the early years of the internet.
Me too. Why do you think that bitcoin is a soap bubble?
Dunno, history? Why do you think it isn't?
Why don't you do the math and tell us how much new money PER DAY is needed if BTC is at a million, assuming half of new coins comes to the market everyday? Where is that money going to come from?
Mining has a cost, ie electricity to do the computation to generate fractions of a coin, but is mining bad because there is more of it, more supply lower prices ??