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I'm going to say 99 dollars per BTC.
I think $15000 I'm going to say 99 dollars per BTC.
Topic: Bitcoin price in 5 years - 2/2013 (Read 3598 times)
Whatever it is you guys are smoking, stop. The correct value is $9421.02 on Feb 4, 2018He may not be so far from the truth... Closer predicted value of the actual situation, but that supposes bitcoin will survive the upcoming fork.
Damn! Old thread. To much speculation, but now, it is become true. What about 5 year later (2017)? $1500??
It's very possible in 5 years time there could even be a war within Bitcoin itself. The problem with the 1MB size limit for example and how to deal with it. As problems and solutions come up, I could see forks in Bitcoin as a possibility. Some people go with Bitcoin-y for a certain reason while others go with Bitcoin-x for other reasons.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
How prescient!
It's very possible in 5 years time there could even be a war within Bitcoin itself. The problem with the 1MB size limit for example and how to deal with it. As problems and solutions come up, I could see forks in Bitcoin as a possibility. Some people go with Bitcoin-y for a certain reason while others go with Bitcoin-x for other reasons.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
How prescient!
haha wow nice find. I enjoyed seeing people's predictions. and then read that post and was like wow he was spot on 5 years ago!
It's very possible in 5 years time there could even be a war within Bitcoin itself. The problem with the 1MB size limit for example and how to deal with it. As problems and solutions come up, I could see forks in Bitcoin as a possibility. Some people go with Bitcoin-y for a certain reason while others go with Bitcoin-x for other reasons.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
How prescient!
I say if people quote bitcoin prices they should denominate it in gold. USD won't exist for long.
Currently 1 BTC = 0.4 gram of gold
Currently 1 BTC = 0.4 gram of gold
I agree. I don't give the dollar much chance of survival in 5 years ( well, the name could be the same but wouldn't be surprised if its worth 1/10 - 1/100 of what it is now.
If the usd collapses $10k+
If not $500-$1000
If a major flaw is found in the code or encryption $0-$5
If not $500-$1000
If a major flaw is found in the code or encryption $0-$5
It's very possible in 5 years time there could even be a war within Bitcoin itself. The problem with the 1MB size limit for example and how to deal with it. As problems and solutions come up, I could see forks in Bitcoin as a possibility. Some people go with Bitcoin-y for a certain reason while others go with Bitcoin-x for other reasons.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If there is really a fork with unlimited transaction size, then most will follow it without questioning, people are ignorant, as long as their coins are valid
It's not a bug, it is a feature.
P.S. Ignorance, is definitely a factor with Bitcoin, however.
is there a possibility of bitcoin not forking though? Is the feature of the block size limit to make transactions more profitable to entice more miners once the bitcoins have been mined?
It's very possible in 5 years time there could even be a war within Bitcoin itself. The problem with the 1MB size limit for example and how to deal with it. As problems and solutions come up, I could see forks in Bitcoin as a possibility. Some people go with Bitcoin-y for a certain reason while others go with Bitcoin-x for other reasons.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If there is really a fork with unlimited transaction size, then most will follow it without questioning, people are ignorant, as long as their coins are valid
It's not a bug, it is a feature.
P.S. Ignorance, is definitely a factor with Bitcoin, however.
The oracle say realistically between $0.00000099 and $99999999.99!
It's very possible in 5 years time there could even be a war within Bitcoin itself. The problem with the 1MB size limit for example and how to deal with it. As problems and solutions come up, I could see forks in Bitcoin as a possibility. Some people go with Bitcoin-y for a certain reason while others go with Bitcoin-x for other reasons.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If there is really a fork with unlimited transaction size, then most will follow it without questioning, people are ignorant, as long as their coins are valid
It's very possible in 5 years time there could even be a war within Bitcoin itself. The problem with the 1MB size limit for example and how to deal with it. As problems and solutions come up, I could see forks in Bitcoin as a possibility. Some people go with Bitcoin-y for a certain reason while others go with Bitcoin-x for other reasons.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
If that's the case then the early, pre-fork Bitcoins would be more valuable as they could be used on all chains. An early adopter bonus, if you will.
No, by that time, there is no other currency, no exchange rate
$50 in 2018's purchasing power.
exactly 1 BTC minus exchange commision!
$100 in today's purchasing power.
Whatever it is you guys are smoking, stop. The correct value is $9421.02 on Feb 4, 2018
US$6,189 in 2013 dollars
I say around $1000. That is in today's dollar purchasing value.
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