Topic: Bitcoin vs Uber - page 5. (Read 2082 times)
Web applications, is in a huge bubble right now.
Uber is overvalued but some would paint the same picture of bitcoin
Not clear that this comparison makes any sense though other than to illustrate that utility drives value and that our own value perceptions can vary 360 degrees
Not clear that this comparison makes any sense though other than to illustrate that utility drives value and that our own value perceptions can vary 360 degrees
Bitcoin is at its beginning, the market cap is low compared to Uber right now but in few years I'm sure it will be higher even than the Apple's one.
Don't quite understand the 'versus' thing, because you compare two quite different things. Why not 'french fries vs Statue of Liberty'?
Uber allows a common man to use its service really really easily.
Compare that with bitcoin...to make simplest of transaction, some bit of understanding is required.
Just a comparison!
Compare that with bitcoin...to make simplest of transaction, some bit of understanding is required.
Just a comparison!
Bitcoin market cap: $8.3 billion
Uber the taxi app: $18+ billion
Is it just me, or something is wrong with this picture
Uber the taxi app: $18+ billion
Is it just me, or something is wrong with this picture
And what is wrong with this picture ? =)))
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-350106-taxi-drivers-in-europe-go-head-to-head-with-car-hire-app-uber.html
But honestly , does anybody have a graph or some usage statistics for this app?
The only things I find are about the protests.
One is a method to get a cab a bit quicker than normal, the other is either going to change the world or disappear in a puff of C++. A slightly harder sell.
I see nothing wrong with that to be honest.
Value is a subjective thing.
A product is worth as much as the market is willing to pay for it.
A product is worth as much as the market is willing to pay for it.
Bitcoin market cap: $8.3 billion
Uber the taxi app: $18+ billion
Is it just me, or something is wrong with this picture
Uber the taxi app: $18+ billion
Is it just me, or something is wrong with this picture
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