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Topic: Bitcoin price in the future (Read 1992 times)

legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 2106
October 09, 2013, 04:29:39 PM
#9
Maybe I'm the last one to realize this, but I just thought it was pretty interesting.

you're not the first, but definitely not the last...

I am very surprised by the people who I'd think would know about BTC but still don't.  I met with an old friend recently who:

1.  is a brilliant engineer,
2.  works in the high-tech sector,
3.  is very interested about global economics, the Fed, money, etc,
4.  is very keen on technology that can shift our social structures,
5.  is young and has discretionary income to invest for his future.

But this person only had a tertiary understanding of bitcoin (until our meeting a few days ago).  

So now, I presume he goes to his lab, shows all the others his Blockchain app and 0.1BTC I gave him, and then this gets a few more people hooked.  

And this is happening every day in cities all over the world.....


i share your thinking. but i couldn´t resist to post this (don´t be offended) :

[img]https://i.imgur.com/s4IKe.png


So people who know nothing about math, currency and investing (your intersection) will buy bitcoin ? :-)

thats a butt load of people!

that was my point ... Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 1904
Merit: 1037
Trusted Bitcoiner
October 09, 2013, 03:53:25 PM
#8
Maybe I'm the last one to realize this, but I just thought it was pretty interesting.

you're not the first, but definitely not the last...

I am very surprised by the people who I'd think would know about BTC but still don't.  I met with an old friend recently who:

1.  is a brilliant engineer,
2.  works in the high-tech sector,
3.  is very interested about global economics, the Fed, money, etc,
4.  is very keen on technology that can shift our social structures,
5.  is young and has discretionary income to invest for his future.

But this person only had a tertiary understanding of bitcoin (until our meeting a few days ago).  

So now, I presume he goes to his lab, shows all the others his Blockchain app and 0.1BTC I gave him, and then this gets a few more people hooked.  

And this is happening every day in cities all over the world.....


i share your thinking. but i couldn´t resist to post this (don´t be offended) :




So people who know nothing about math, currency and investing (your intersection) will buy bitcoin ? :-)

thats a butt load of people!
legendary
Activity: 1414
Merit: 1000
October 09, 2013, 03:51:22 PM
#7
Maybe I'm the last one to realize this, but I just thought it was pretty interesting.

you're not the first, but definitely not the last...

I am very surprised by the people who I'd think would know about BTC but still don't.  I met with an old friend recently who:

1.  is a brilliant engineer,
2.  works in the high-tech sector,
3.  is very interested about global economics, the Fed, money, etc,
4.  is very keen on technology that can shift our social structures,
5.  is young and has discretionary income to invest for his future.

But this person only had a tertiary understanding of bitcoin (until our meeting a few days ago). 

So now, I presume he goes to his lab, shows all the others his Blockchain app and 0.1BTC I gave him, and then this gets a few more people hooked. 

And this is happening every day in cities all over the world.....


i share your thinking. but i couldn´t resist to post this (don´t be offended) :




So people who know nothing about math, currency and investing (your intersection) will buy bitcoin ? :-)
legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 2106
October 09, 2013, 03:39:59 PM
#6
Maybe I'm the last one to realize this, but I just thought it was pretty interesting.

you're not the first, but definitely not the last...

I am very surprised by the people who I'd think would know about BTC but still don't.  I met with an old friend recently who:

1.  is a brilliant engineer,
2.  works in the high-tech sector,
3.  is very interested about global economics, the Fed, money, etc,
4.  is very keen on technology that can shift our social structures,
5.  is young and has discretionary income to invest for his future.

But this person only had a tertiary understanding of bitcoin (until our meeting a few days ago). 

So now, I presume he goes to his lab, shows all the others his Blockchain app and 0.1BTC I gave him, and then this gets a few more people hooked. 

And this is happening every day in cities all over the world.....


i share your thinking. but i couldn´t resist to post this (don´t be offended) :


legendary
Activity: 1162
Merit: 1007
October 09, 2013, 03:07:12 PM
#5
Maybe I'm the last one to realize this, but I just thought it was pretty interesting.

you're not the first, but definitely not the last...

I am very surprised by the people who I'd think would know about BTC but still don't.  I met with an old friend recently who:

1.  is a brilliant engineer,
2.  works in the high-tech sector,
3.  is very interested about global economics, the Fed, money, etc,
4.  is very keen on technology that can shift our social structures,
5.  is young and has discretionary income to invest for his future.

But this person only had a tertiary understanding of bitcoin (until our meeting a few days ago). 

So now, I presume he goes to his lab, shows all the others his Blockchain app and 0.1BTC I gave him, and then this gets a few more people hooked. 

And this is happening every day in cities all over the world.....
member
Activity: 167
Merit: 10
October 09, 2013, 02:48:09 PM
#4
Imagine it's 2025. There are 8 billion people, and between 16 and 20 million BTC. This means that the average person's total liquid wealth will be 0.002 BTC. Just think about that for a minute. If you own even 0.1 BTC, you will be set for life if Bitcoin becomes the world's primary currency.


I dont believe Bitcoin become anytime the world's primary currency. It will get bigger userbase in future, but not near 8 billion people, maybe around 100 mil is reasonable
legendary
Activity: 1148
Merit: 1001
October 09, 2013, 02:42:37 PM
#3
Have you ever watched the video from Tuur Demeester from the Bitcoin 2013 conference?  At about 28 to 30 minutes into the presentation he breaks down what the value of a BTC could be if it becomes mainstream, or the world's reserve currency and it is crazy high numbers.  Pretty exciting for those of us with even a handful of them. Wink

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7LQu-eIOO0&list=PLUOP0P68GJ3BGjfqoLLnzAefk3ZzXQtJ7&index=9&noredirect=1

It is nice to dream.  The risk to not invest certainly outweigh the risks of investing, or at least buying a few anyways!
legendary
Activity: 1904
Merit: 1037
Trusted Bitcoiner
October 09, 2013, 02:22:50 PM
#2
Maybe I'm the last one to realize this, but I just thought it was pretty interesting.

you're not the first, but definitely not the last...
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 251
October 09, 2013, 02:13:04 PM
#1
I've always been skeptical that Bitcoin would ever be worth more than $1000 or so. But I just realized something:

Imagine it's 2025. There are 8 billion people, and between 16 and 20 million BTC. This means that the average person's total liquid wealth will be 0.002 BTC. Just think about that for a minute. If you own even 0.1 BTC, you will be set for life if Bitcoin becomes the world's primary currency.

Maybe I'm the last one to realize this, but I just thought it was pretty interesting.
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