Yea, it only took ~15 years for the Nasdaq to recover to it's bubble highs.
Generally speaking any useful asset will over time increase in value, even if it went through a massive bubble period.
Generally speaking any useful asset will over time increase in value, even if it went through a massive bubble period.
the problem is bitcoins usefulness is becoming smaller and smaller with more competition. It's a hastle to obtain and use, and not user friendly nor does it offer any consumer protection. I don't think comparing bitcoin to the early internet is valid.
Sounds like you don't know what the Internet was like when it was 6 years old.
The early Internet was already far more useful than bitcoin. You guys need to provide people with real world use scenarios to explain why bitcoin is so great and why they need it, instead of just making bold claims all the time. I can understand why you do it though, since the only thing bitcoin is really good(?) for is speculating and gambling.
thats my point, the internet was doing something that was completely new. bitcoin...not so much. and more competition is coming everyday in the form of apps, nfc payments, etc
