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legendary
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July 03, 2013, 06:50:39 PM
#38


Not likely. No reason to buy bitcoins if they are too expensive. There are plenty of other coins now that are much cheaper.
I hope you didn't use the same logic selling USD and buying Zimbabwean dollars because they were "cheap" - a billion of those for a USD!
sr. member
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Jesus Christ Saves Sinners
July 03, 2013, 02:57:13 AM
#37


Not likely. No reason to buy bitcoins if they are too expensive. There are plenty of other coins now that are much cheaper.
member
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July 02, 2013, 11:19:54 PM
#36
wheres the moron who open this threat

That would be me.   I threatened to drive btc to $10,000 with this thread.  I'm surprised how easy it was to support my position.  We are strong believers, huh?  That $260 made us hungry.



Make another one with bitcoin will reach $100 000 000

1 BTC at 100mil? I don't know what I would do with the money really. Complete my fortress and fund a local senator enough to acquire military hardware defenses? 

I know! I'm build a bloody space station! Undecided
legendary
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July 02, 2013, 11:15:40 PM
#35
I just cared when it will get back to 110 again.

Dreamers always achieve dreams by dreaming?
sr. member
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July 02, 2013, 01:36:33 PM
#34
wheres the moron who open this threat

That would be me.   I threatened to drive btc to $10,000 with this thread.  I'm surprised how easy it was to support my position.  We are strong believers, huh?  That $260 made us hungry.



Make another one with bitcoin will reach $100 000 000

Could happen but not until there are hundreds of billions of people in the economy. Talk to you in 2313
hero member
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July 02, 2013, 08:27:13 AM
#33
That would be CRAZY!  ;-)
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supernode
July 02, 2013, 08:07:35 AM
#32
wheres the moron who open this threat

That would be me.   I threatened to drive btc to $10,000 with this thread.  I'm surprised how easy it was to support my position.  We are strong believers, huh?  That $260 made us hungry.



Make another one with bitcoin will reach $100 000 000
hero member
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Merit: 501
July 02, 2013, 07:58:09 AM
#31
wheres the moron who open this threat

That would be me.   I threatened to drive btc to $10,000 with this thread.  I'm surprised how easy it was to support my position.  We are strong believers, huh?  That $260 made us hungry.

newbie
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July 02, 2013, 02:46:22 AM
#30
If USD was to go away tomorrow how would you know how much a Bitcoin is worth?
Euros, Yuan, gold, rubles?

I think the OP was referring to an increase in Bitcoin's value, not the dollar's collapse, although both are probably inevitable to some degree.

What if there was no more gold or silver or fiat money, How would you determine Bitcoins value then?
If every currency is wiped I guess people just determine on resources and objects. Most likely the same way the where when these currencies were around.
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supernode
July 02, 2013, 02:40:23 AM
#29
wheres the moron who open this threat
hero member
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P2P The Planet!
July 02, 2013, 02:21:16 AM
#28
Never. My conclusion is that while Bitcoin is useful, it's not THAT useful. It won't be eternally cheaper than other payment solutions, and it has its hassles. While it has way to go, I think it's grossly overpriced at the moment; the "natural" value of Bitcoin should not be over $20. So, in order to be "naturally" valued $10,000 the adoption should grow five-thousand-fold. I think this is unlikely. Not impossible but very unlikely.

If this does indeed happen, I'm going to be filthy rich.
Where did you come up with the "natural" value of Bitcoin as $20?

Gut feeling based on comparing price to other adoption indicators (mainly number of transactions).

Show me the maths.
hero member
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July 02, 2013, 01:04:06 AM
#27
Oh, and I thought "five-hundred-fold" but typed "five-thousand-fold", it appears.
hero member
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July 02, 2013, 12:52:07 AM
#26
Never. My conclusion is that while Bitcoin is useful, it's not THAT useful. It won't be eternally cheaper than other payment solutions, and it has its hassles. While it has way to go, I think it's grossly overpriced at the moment; the "natural" value of Bitcoin should not be over $20. So, in order to be "naturally" valued $10,000 the adoption should grow five-thousand-fold. I think this is unlikely. Not impossible but very unlikely.

If this does indeed happen, I'm going to be filthy rich.
Where did you come up with the "natural" value of Bitcoin as $20?

Gut feeling based on comparing price to other adoption indicators (mainly number of transactions).
legendary
Activity: 1386
Merit: 1045
July 01, 2013, 07:40:59 PM
#25
Never. My conclusion is that while Bitcoin is useful, it's not THAT useful. It won't be eternally cheaper than other payment solutions, and it has its hassles. While it has way to go, I think it's grossly overpriced at the moment; the "natural" value of Bitcoin should not be over $20. So, in order to be "naturally" valued $10,000 the adoption should grow five-thousand-fold. I think this is unlikely. Not impossible but very unlikely.

If this does indeed happen, I'm going to be filthy rich.
Where did you come up with the "natural" value of Bitcoin as $20?
donator
Activity: 2772
Merit: 1019
July 01, 2013, 01:40:35 PM
#24
Never. My conclusion is that while Bitcoin is useful, it's not THAT useful. It won't be eternally cheaper than other payment solutions, and it has its hassles. While it has way to go, I think it's grossly overpriced at the moment; the "natural" value of Bitcoin should not be over $20. So, in order to be "naturally" valued $10,000 the adoption should grow five-thousand-fold. I think this is unlikely. Not impossible but very unlikely.

If this does indeed happen, I'm going to be filthy rich.

not necessarily:

hero member
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July 01, 2013, 08:53:22 AM
#23
Never. My conclusion is that while Bitcoin is useful, it's not THAT useful. It won't be eternally cheaper than other payment solutions, and it has its hassles. While it has way to go, I think it's grossly overpriced at the moment; the "natural" value of Bitcoin should not be over $20. So, in order to be "naturally" valued $10,000 the adoption should grow five-thousand-fold. I think this is unlikely. Not impossible but very unlikely.

If this does indeed happen, I'm going to be filthy rich.
legendary
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Life, Love and Laughter...
July 01, 2013, 08:27:32 AM
#22
Inspired by this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/maybe-i-am-the-last-bull-245802 I thought I'd try the scientific approach.


Before 2020 is my non-fact-based estimate.  What do you think?

it could happen. but then, it could not.
donator
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July 01, 2013, 12:55:53 AM
#21
If USD was to go away tomorrow how would you know how much a Bitcoin is worth?
Euros, Yuan, gold, rubles?

I think the OP was referring to an increase in Bitcoin's value, not the dollar's collapse, although both are probably inevitable to some degree.

What if there was no more gold or silver or fiat money, How would you determine Bitcoins value then?

Camels, salt, women, mobile phones, bread?
legendary
Activity: 1386
Merit: 1045
June 30, 2013, 06:12:37 PM
#20
If USD was to go away tomorrow how would you know how much a Bitcoin is worth?
Euros, Yuan, gold, rubles?

I think the OP was referring to an increase in Bitcoin's value, not the dollar's collapse, although both are probably inevitable to some degree.

What if there was no more gold or silver or fiat money, How would you determine Bitcoins value then?
Very simply, it would be the sum total of all the goods and services produced in the economy divided by the total number of Bitcoins in circulation. That's how you determine the value of any currency, with certain complications of course for fiat/fractional reserve banking.
Of course we usually quote value of one currency relative to another. As long as the market has faith in a currency, it isn't dependent on value on another currency, even gold, fiat, etc.
full member
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June 30, 2013, 06:07:00 PM
#19
If USD was to go away tomorrow how would you know how much a Bitcoin is worth?
Euros, Yuan, gold, rubles?

I think the OP was referring to an increase in Bitcoin's value, not the dollar's collapse, although both are probably inevitable to some degree.

What if there was no more gold or silver or fiat money, How would you determine Bitcoins value then?

I think this won't happen. There can't be no gold or silver. Wink The only way is that one "person" holds all the gold i.e. together and won't share it.

Maybe Bitcoin will be an established currency but I don't think it will replace other currencies. Maybe the fiat like USD / EUR. But then you have a value between gold / silver / coins and Bitcoins Smiley

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