"Billion" is never mentioned.
The original article used "billion" instead of "million", and it was changed later.
Topic: [2014-05-14] Could One Bitcoin Come To Be Worth $1 Billion? - page 2. (Read 1685 times)
The original article used "billion" instead of "million", and it was changed later.
some typo in the URL... if you RTFA it indicates the possibility of 1 BTC going to 1 million of ALL international exchange used it exclusively.
"Billion" is never mentioned.
"Billion" is never mentioned.
I treat these projections like the estimates of bitcoin going to zero. Very stupid guesses.
to the moon 
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Absolute BS. If one Bitcoin becomes equal to $1 billion, that means that the total market cap of the Bitcoin becomes $21,000 trillion. That is 100 times the world GDP. Not possible either theoretically or practically.
The press section has gone downhill. You'd think copy-and-pasting a URL wouldn't be such a task.
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/051414/could-one-bitcoin-come-be-worth-1-billion-qa.asp
Its an interview with Gil Luria, Managing Director at the Los Angeles, California-based investment bank Wedbush Securities.
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/051414/could-one-bitcoin-come-be-worth-1-billion-qa.asp
Its an interview with Gil Luria, Managing Director at the Los Angeles, California-based investment bank Wedbush Securities.
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I'd like to read this article. But I have my doubts that a bitcoin would be worth that much. I think overall people would get frustrated in doing transactions with so many zeros after the decimal and would prefer to switch to a coin like dogecoin or litecoin instead.
I'd like to read this article. But I have my doubts that a bitcoin would be worth that much. I think overall people would get frustrated in doing transactions with so many zeros after the decimal and would prefer to switch to a coin like dogecoin or litecoin instead.
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