Topic: At what price is the Moon landing? - page 3. (Read 2555 times)
I believe 10k, 100k and 1 million USD is possible over the next 4, 8 or 16 years if the network remains secure and reliable. But right now the node count is falling. Full nodes are dropping like flies and the network is growing more vulnerable every day. As the node count falls the remaining nodes have to pick up the slack increasing costs. The cost of running a full node is only growing and will continue to grow for the foreseeable future. The price of bitcoin is irrelevant to node operators because they don't earn any money from running full nodes. If we can stabilize the node count and scale the transaction per sec count then "the skies the limit".
...? When people say the moon it's just saying basically the sky is the limit. There's no certain price that would be a moon landing. Maybe something ridiculous like 100k or 1M.
Your taking this post abit to serious, i do understand what it means to say we are going to the moon, i was just wanting to gauge what people thought was the price when bitcoin had made it. and i dont think bitcoin will ever reach a million.
Stanley Kubrick
For me, BTC has moon landed already. I remember the time when its price crashed and people were panicking and now it is beyond everything people imagined at that time. However, to add something for the future, I think BTC will land on the next planet when reaching $10k. It will be the next big milestone in a logarithmic scale ))
...? When people say the moon it's just saying basically the sky is the limit. There's no certain price that would be a moon landing. Maybe something ridiculous like 100k or 1M.
With all this talk of Bitcoin going to the moon, i was wondering what people think will be the moon landing price? I think at $10,000 we have landed. Need to get my moon boots ready. 
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