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February 11, 2018, 02:14:55 AM
#21
     It is a good analogy. Bitcoin is like a cup of sand,while the sand is continuesly bought  untill it is running out the price of it become expensive because it has only one cup of sand and limited for the buyer. Bitcoin become more expensive if the demand continue to grow while the bitcoin is almost mined and limited to 21million.
     But bitcoin and gold is different in usage even they are both valuable. This two are need by the people in different ways.
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February 11, 2018, 01:28:56 AM
#20
i like your analogy, it is true that the supply is limited.
therefore, the price will increase automatically due the demands and limited supply
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February 11, 2018, 01:05:23 AM
#19
Perhaps your parable is very true, and in your run if the sand is bought and the sand is running out, I'm sure you'll sell it more and more expensive, and so on bitcoin, the longer bitcoin in the mine the bitcoin will run out and become something very expensive if sold, maybe I think that's what you want to express.
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February 11, 2018, 12:47:47 AM
#18
You can buy one grain for $10k

Why should we buy that one grain at $10k, when there are other sands that offer better features and are valued lesser.

I expect the price will rise to $250k by the end of the year.

$250k? Is that not being in a dreamer's paradise? The last time your grain was valued at $19k to $20k, it was almost unusable. Have you solved the issues that caused this?
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February 11, 2018, 12:15:28 AM
#17
Well, if your cup of sand is really the original one, don't worry, it will skyrocket very soon!

Otherwise, if all the cups of sand were the same, why would the original one be so valuable while all the rest are behind?
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February 11, 2018, 12:14:33 AM
#16
So I have a cup of sand.
Inside it are 25 million grains of sand.
I won't add any more to it, therefore the supply is limited.
You can buy one grain for $10k
I expect the price will rise to $250k by the end of the year.

There are other cups of sand out there but mine is the original.

It's better then gold I tell you.


But on the top of that there are more users who are willing to dive into the cup of sand and grab as many grains as they could at cheaper rates. But the walls of this cup are now under high pressure and that is why we need to move some crowd towards the other cup of sand. If we do that then this cup will sustain for long period of time. If not then we will see government with wooden stick who is going to hit the wall of cup very badly to break it apart and disperse the whole sand.

Now tell me is that one the convincing analogy from my side or not. We need more space for it expand otherwise things are going to be messy soon enough.
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February 11, 2018, 12:01:02 AM
#15
So I have a cup of sand.
first of all why "sand"? there are lots of valuable and limited supply grains out there that you could have used for your analogy!

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Inside it are 25 million grains of sand.
bitcoin max supply is 21 million Wink

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You can buy one grain for $10k
bitcoin current price is $8000!

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There are other cups of sand out there but mine is the original.
that implies that they are the same which is wrong. the "cup" (the underlying technology) may be the same but the "sand" inside of it is not.
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February 10, 2018, 06:49:04 PM
#14
So I have a cup of sand.
Inside it are 25 million grains of sand.
I won't add any more to it, therefore the supply is limited.
You can buy one grain for $10k
I expect the price will rise to $250k by the end of the year.

There are other cups of sand out there but mine is the original.

It's better then gold I tell you.


If bitcoin is better than gold, so can you use bitcoin as jewelry? Can bitcoin be used as a ring?  Of course not.
Those both have different purpose so you could not say bitcoin is better than gold because only few reason above.
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February 10, 2018, 06:43:49 PM
#13
I expect the price will rise to $250k by the end of the year


this is a very high price and not even 10 years from now we can reach this price, as I said in the last post, we should not be very optimistic about the price, as you may have noticed, the price goes up a lot if you have good news that is not the case this year or now. how do you expect the price to rise to more than $20,000 for example without good news? is something difficult, for now we will dream of $15000 which is more realistic
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February 10, 2018, 06:37:09 PM
#12
$250K?  We will all be happy if the price of bitcoin goes high again up to the highest price it got to before falling,but to get $250K in 2018,i dont see it coming anytime soon.But if it does happen,then fine.

Maybe what he meant is $25K? lol.

So I have a cup of sand.
Inside it are 25 million grains of sand.
I won't add any more to it, therefore the supply is limited.
You can buy one grain for $10k
I expect the price will rise to $250k by the end of the year.

There are other cups of sand out there but mine is the original.

It's better then gold I tell you.


Good analogy mate. But I don't think that the price can hit $250K at the end of the end. That's too much money to flow to the market and its not doable, not this year. We can get to that price but it will take many years and as I have said, billions to be pour from either the gold investors or coming from the Wall Street guys. Let's just put in a realistic target, let say around $40K-$60K will be a good guesstimate.

Nah nah... OP ' s speculation of $250k is far too much without regulations?
And $40-60k this year, I doubt. I don't see bitcoin being stable for a week if it breaks its all time high for last year without crashing back below $20k. But, I don't see it hitting $30k.

You have to think of it in the long run. We are just in the second month of the year and there's a lot of thing that will happened that might pushed the price around $50K at the end of the year. No one has imagine that bitcoin could hit $20K last year isn't it? So let's be positive and stay optimistic that at the end of the year at least $50K is achievable.
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February 10, 2018, 06:28:41 PM
#11
All I know is 250k would be awesome! Lol
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February 10, 2018, 06:23:25 PM
#10
the analogy is a good one I liked it and I wonder what are the btc forks` place in this analogy, can we say they are like the sands or rocks that liquidate from an open hole of the cup
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February 10, 2018, 06:20:22 PM
#9
Is it plausible to think that it will fall under 7k this month?  I just got my taxes back.   
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February 10, 2018, 06:16:39 PM
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$250K?  We will all be happy if the price of bitcoin goes high again up to the highest price it got to before falling,but to get $250K in 2018,i dont see it coming anytime soon.But if it does happen,then fine.
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February 10, 2018, 05:27:39 PM
#7
So I have a cup of sand.
Inside it are 25 million grains of sand.
I won't add any more to it, therefore the supply is limited.
You can buy one grain for $10k
I expect the price will rise to $250k by the end of the year.

There are other cups of sand out there but mine is the original.

It's better then gold I tell you.

Nice example brother! The limited supply for bitcoin makes it more volatile and as we know volatility is somehow good for economy specially in cryptocurrency because if it is stagnant then we cannot have profits.

OK, but why 250K?
Its just an example, don't be misinterpreted.
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February 10, 2018, 05:15:47 PM
#6

OK, but why 250K?
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February 10, 2018, 05:15:30 PM
#5
Analogy was brilliant I enjoyed that, but the prediction I feel like is going to be way off. I would be happy if we reached an ATH this year (which I am pretty confident we will) and anything over 40-50k is gravy. Lets not get too greedy guys, Bitcoin has many years to grow up we are in the infancy stage yet!
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February 10, 2018, 03:28:24 PM
#4
True, the bitcoin is constantly up and down like an hourglass. By analyzing the bitcoin candlestick charts, it is possible to lower to less than 5k, which is where altcoin can grow. I think that's possible at this moment.
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February 10, 2018, 03:19:19 PM
#3
So I have a cup of sand.
Inside it are 25 million grains of sand.
I won't add any more to it, therefore the supply is limited.
You can buy one grain for $10k
I expect the price will rise to $250k by the end of the year.

There are other cups of sand out there but mine is the original.

It's better then gold I tell you.


Good analogy mate. But I don't think that the price can hit $250K at the end of the end. That's too much money to flow to the market and its not doable, not this year. We can get to that price but it will take many years and as I have said, billions to be pour from either the gold investors or coming from the Wall Street guys. Let's just put in a realistic target, let say around $40K-$60K will be a good guesstimate.

Nah nah... OP ' s speculation of $250k is far too much without regulations?
And $40-60k this year, I doubt. I don't see bitcoin being stable for a week if it breaks its all time high for last year without crashing back below $20k. But, I don't see it hitting $30k.
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February 10, 2018, 03:08:28 PM
#2
So I have a cup of sand.
Inside it are 25 million grains of sand.
I won't add any more to it, therefore the supply is limited.
You can buy one grain for $10k
I expect the price will rise to $250k by the end of the year.

There are other cups of sand out there but mine is the original.

It's better then gold I tell you.


Good analogy mate. But I don't think that the price can hit $250K at the end of the end. That's too much money to flow to the market and its not doable, not this year. We can get to that price but it will take many years and as I have said, billions to be pour from either the gold investors or coming from the Wall Street guys. Let's just put in a realistic target, let say around $40K-$60K will be a good guesstimate.
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