Topic: bitcoin prize will go more high (Read 177 times)
how many alt accounts you own from India? seriously you even spelled price wrong, you put prize fix your title.
Yes, as more btc is mined, each block size gets smaller. the market cap will also affect the price of bitcoin, and along with it's popularity, the demand and supply ratio will be very skewed. There will be a cap where bitcoin will stabilise though. It might be very high but in a long time, it might be feasible for it to be used as a currency.
We all know that Bitcoin is the most popular cryptocurrency worldwide. Recently, I can read a lot of articles about troubled countries running towards Bitcoin to save their economy, the lives of the citizens. Bitcoin has become the knight in shining armour for some countries and gladly, it worked on them. But why are people loving Bitcoin? What is Bitcoin’s real worth?
Bitcoin has existed for less than a decade, but it has achieved amazing popularity across the globe, and its value has risen along with its use. Shortly after its creation in 2009, one could buy the virtual currency for less than a penny per bitcoin. Now, a bitcoin is worth about $11,250, and many believe that the upward trend for bitcoin could continue indefinitely. Despite there being plenty of skepticism about the inherent value of bitcoin, the currency has survived dramatic volatility without losing favor among its core users.and its presumption about 20000 usd till march 2018..
Bitcoin has existed for less than a decade, but it has achieved amazing popularity across the globe, and its value has risen along with its use. Shortly after its creation in 2009, one could buy the virtual currency for less than a penny per bitcoin. Now, a bitcoin is worth about $11,250, and many believe that the upward trend for bitcoin could continue indefinitely. Despite there being plenty of skepticism about the inherent value of bitcoin, the currency has survived dramatic volatility without losing favor among its core users.and its presumption about 20000 usd till march 2018..
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