Last bitcoin could be mined around 2140 thats about 120 years.
Assume same value per today but $ will inflate by 2% p.a. = halfes in value every 40 years.
So 3 times $ halfing makes at least
5000$ after 40 years
10000$ after 80
20k$ after 120 years.
Neglected here is adoption and inflation(actual 4%) + deflation ( loosing private keys) of bitcoin!
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Asked before I'm sure.
What ya think?
In terms of the U.S. dollar? Who knows. Your guess is pretty much as good as anyone else’s. I read somewhere someone predicting that it would get up to $1,000,000 per 1 BTC. But then again they don’t really know any better. Its really just like gambling. You can’t really know anything for sure. But I do think there is a good chance it will keep rising.What ya think?
I believe only God will know all the hidden truths. Because we cannot estimate how much demand bitcoin will be getting in future, based on that the prices of bitcoins will fly.
350k per coin. unless USA goes back to gold standard 
I am not so sure that Bitcoin will finish within the 350k range in the USD Currency because the people that invest in Bitcoin will try to hold their coins more seriously compared to how they are holding it now. Bitcoin is just getting started within the Digital Currency payment method revolution so I am pretty sure that the coin will at least get to a price of a million dollars or more since the demand for it will be much larger than most currencies at that stage.The more people hodl Bitcoin, the greater its value will become. Some of the hodlers will sell, causing the price to level off some.
As Bitcoin goes into practical use among people, it will become more valued. Its price will go up, and things will be bought and sold in satoshi's rather than bitcoins.
Honestly, the final price of bitcoin is unknown. There are several factors that influence bitcoin price and these factors keep on changing. Like for example, the adoption of bitcoin in every country is increasing thus, this will give demand to bitcoin and increase the price. But once the target price is reached by many holders, they, then sell bitcoin that will definitely make bitcoin price lower. Bitcoin price will forever fluctuate so we cannot tell how much will the final BTC is.
Yes we cannot really predict the future ahead from bitcoin price because the changes is actually inevitable meaning to say that more changes can happen so it better to take time to find bitcoin as a way of transaction or in other words support it for it to progress and developed more. In that way we can earn at the same time enjoy the development of bitcoin. Always look at bitcoin as a way of investment because in reality it is an investment itself because its price always follow the law of price and demand. 350k per coin. unless USA goes back to gold standard
I am not so sure that Bitcoin will finish within the 350k range in the USD Currency because the people that invest in Bitcoin will try to hold their coins more seriously compared to how they are holding it now. Bitcoin is just getting started within the Digital Currency payment method revolution so I am pretty sure that the coin will at least get to a price of a million dollars or more since the demand for it will be much larger than most currencies at that stage.
350k per coin. unless USA goes back to gold standard
Asked before I'm sure.
What ya think?
Bitcoin is don't reach his final price bitcoin will be more worth on this coming more years we can't say it yet coz we don't develop it bitcoin has his own life and it will always depends on him i don't have any doubt about bitcoin it will be reach its future that will become our physcal currency too that can be use daily for us to help the transaction more easier. What ya think?
I have no doubts BTC will reach $10,000 - it will happen in 3 years max. After that...sky is the limit!
All I can say is that the final numbers of how many bitcoin can be produce is 21 million bitcoin, that is final. But the value of bitcoin is in infinity as you can see and project if you rely on the price hike that is happening right now. and if you think a million dollar per bitcoin will happen, maybe yes, maybe not. Only time can tell, maybe the 8 decimal satoshis will go 9 or 10, only god knows what will happen.
Bitcoin final number 21 Million and 8 decimal places Satoshis are final and will never change, unless the dev fundamentally change the whole algorithm of it. But no one can predict the final price. I think it will never be a final price from bitcoin and it will be increasing forever, no matter how high it will go. 21 million total bitcoin will not be sufficient for the whole world.
I think predicting the final BitCoin price is just the same as predicting the future...
Say it will be 0.1$ and say it will be 10,000,000$ are basically the same.
Say it will be 0.1$ and say it will be 10,000,000$ are basically the same.
Like other said i think the final price for bitcoin will be 10k this is i think we can see in the future maybe 2025 or more.
Since bitcoin is really increasing too fast the price can be increase more because more people are using it and the source of bitcoin every block halving will be reduce the block rewards.
Since bitcoin is really increasing too fast the price can be increase more because more people are using it and the source of bitcoin every block halving will be reduce the block rewards.
Huge Bitcoin correction now imminent as "Bitcoin fever" takes hold…
Read more and click the links at http://www.naturalnews.com/2017-05-22-bitcoin-correction-now-imminent-bitcoin-fever-btc.html.
Quote from: http://www.naturalnews.com/2017-05-22-bitcoin-correction-now-imminent-bitcoin-fever-btc.html
ANALYSIS: I'm putting out this time-sensitive alert to all our readers and fans who currently own Bitcoin. While Bitcoin is infinitely more honest than any central bank or government-run fiat currency system, it is also subject to extreme volatility and buy/sell manipulation by nefarious parties such as governments. As Bitcoin skyrockets past $2200 (USD), a very large correction now looks imminent.
In 2013, I issued a public warning that Bitcoin was wildly overpriced, urging people to sell the peak. Within 24 hours, Bitcoin plummeted more than fifty percent in value. Now, almost four years later, all the signs are telling me that Bitcoin is due for another very large correction — I estimate a roughly 1,000-point drop — which could cut its current value in half (compared to fiat currencies such as the USD).
Bitcoin has achieved an extraordinary rise over the last 12 months, skyrocketing from about $600 to a recent peak of $2300. In just the last month, it has more than doubled its value, achieving an almost parabolic rise that is clearly unsustainable. While the long-term prospects for Bitcoin are strong — and I believe it will achieve $10,000 per Bitcoin in the years ahead — this recent parabolic rise is a sure sign of "irrational exuberance" now rearing its ugly head once again. Some people call it "Bitcoin fever," and it has all the signs of tulip bulb mania, especially in Japan where Bitcoin purchases currently carry an astonishing 20% premium over the same purchases in U.S. dollars. (That's an inescapable sign of irrational panic buying if there ever was one…)
Bitcoin has a strong future, but short-term volatility will be unbearable for many
To be clear, I am pro crypto currency and I believe Bitcoin will experience huge growth in value when the global banksters' debt Ponzi scheme starts to crash… which could begin later this year, says David Stockman. "What the market is saying is we have reached the point of full employment forever. There will never be another recession or any kind of economic surprise or upset or dislocation. The market is pricing itself for perfection for all of eternity. This is crazy. . . . I think the market could easily drop to 1,600 or 1,300. It could drop by 40% or even more once the fantasy ends."
I also believe our world is rapidly approaching the end of the era of central banks (and all the evil currency manipulation and counterfeiting that goes along with them). Once the global debt pyramid scheme really starts to unravel, Bitcoin could hit seemingly incredible valuations such as $10K or more… but this all depends on the internet staying up, computers staying online and sufficient redundancy in the blockchain to maintain the integrity of the Bitcoin transaction ledger. If the global crash is truly apocalyptic, Bitcoin could vanish and be worth nothing… but you'll be too hungry to notice, since most of the world's population will be facing starvation and mass death anyway. Barring that worst-case scenario, Bitcoin is likely to experience a vigorous, long-term rise in valuation, even as it undergoes a daunting roller coaster ride of volatility along the way.
Right now, hovering around the $2200 mark, I believe that Bitcoin is significantly overvalued due to recent spikes in purchasing which are largely based on irrational speculation. The "buy Bitcoin" rally cry is out-shouting the more rational voices which are attempting to treat Bitcoin as a real transactional currency rather than a speculative investment vehicle. The problem, of course, is that volatility scares away potential merchants who would be happy to accept Bitcoin for purchases if only the prices didn't swing by sometimes 10% in one hour.
In 2013, I issued a public warning that Bitcoin was wildly overpriced, urging people to sell the peak. Within 24 hours, Bitcoin plummeted more than fifty percent in value. Now, almost four years later, all the signs are telling me that Bitcoin is due for another very large correction — I estimate a roughly 1,000-point drop — which could cut its current value in half (compared to fiat currencies such as the USD).
Bitcoin has achieved an extraordinary rise over the last 12 months, skyrocketing from about $600 to a recent peak of $2300. In just the last month, it has more than doubled its value, achieving an almost parabolic rise that is clearly unsustainable. While the long-term prospects for Bitcoin are strong — and I believe it will achieve $10,000 per Bitcoin in the years ahead — this recent parabolic rise is a sure sign of "irrational exuberance" now rearing its ugly head once again. Some people call it "Bitcoin fever," and it has all the signs of tulip bulb mania, especially in Japan where Bitcoin purchases currently carry an astonishing 20% premium over the same purchases in U.S. dollars. (That's an inescapable sign of irrational panic buying if there ever was one…)
Bitcoin has a strong future, but short-term volatility will be unbearable for many
To be clear, I am pro crypto currency and I believe Bitcoin will experience huge growth in value when the global banksters' debt Ponzi scheme starts to crash… which could begin later this year, says David Stockman. "What the market is saying is we have reached the point of full employment forever. There will never be another recession or any kind of economic surprise or upset or dislocation. The market is pricing itself for perfection for all of eternity. This is crazy. . . . I think the market could easily drop to 1,600 or 1,300. It could drop by 40% or even more once the fantasy ends."
I also believe our world is rapidly approaching the end of the era of central banks (and all the evil currency manipulation and counterfeiting that goes along with them). Once the global debt pyramid scheme really starts to unravel, Bitcoin could hit seemingly incredible valuations such as $10K or more… but this all depends on the internet staying up, computers staying online and sufficient redundancy in the blockchain to maintain the integrity of the Bitcoin transaction ledger. If the global crash is truly apocalyptic, Bitcoin could vanish and be worth nothing… but you'll be too hungry to notice, since most of the world's population will be facing starvation and mass death anyway. Barring that worst-case scenario, Bitcoin is likely to experience a vigorous, long-term rise in valuation, even as it undergoes a daunting roller coaster ride of volatility along the way.
Right now, hovering around the $2200 mark, I believe that Bitcoin is significantly overvalued due to recent spikes in purchasing which are largely based on irrational speculation. The "buy Bitcoin" rally cry is out-shouting the more rational voices which are attempting to treat Bitcoin as a real transactional currency rather than a speculative investment vehicle. The problem, of course, is that volatility scares away potential merchants who would be happy to accept Bitcoin for purchases if only the prices didn't swing by sometimes 10% in one hour.
Read more and click the links at http://www.naturalnews.com/2017-05-22-bitcoin-correction-now-imminent-bitcoin-fever-btc.html.
Final? When s final? In a year? In 10 years? When the last block gets mined?
Others said 2140. I don't think there will be a last block because without blocks, bitcoin transactions won't get confirmations. The final btc should be worth the same as other bitcoins that are mined before, right? or am I missing something here.1,000,000$ and thats final. That will be the final price of bitcoin when no one can afford to buy 1btc at that time. If they can still buy plenty of bitcoin it will always increase its price.
How long will you wait for that to come? And for sure if that bitcoin will reach that value or even just half of it those small holders will again have the panic selling which will cause drop down of the value. The price mentioned by you is just unrealistic and i dont see this much price of bitcoin, not atleast in my life.
Final? When s final? In a year? In 10 years? When the last block gets mined?
Others said 2140. I don't think there will be a last block because without blocks, bitcoin transactions won't get confirmations. The final btc should be worth the same as other bitcoins that are mined before, right? or am I missing something here. 1,000,000$ and thats final. That will be the final price of bitcoin when no one can afford to buy 1btc at that time. If they can still buy plenty of bitcoin it will always increase its price.
Mine will be $2,000,000 and that is final, I would going to withdraw all of my bitcoins. I'm sure that I would have a plenty of money when that time comes, holding my bitcoin for a very long time and having this oppurtunity to come is the moment that I won't missed, because this is the day that I've been waiting for my whole life.
Final? When s final? In a year? In 10 years? When the last block gets mined?
If you ask about expected sale price, I d probably sell at $10k. Selling before that is considerable loss. Dont do it if you do not have to do it.
If you ask about expected sale price, I d probably sell at $10k. Selling before that is considerable loss. Dont do it if you do not have to do it.
All I can say is that the final numbers of how many bitcoin can be produce is 21 million bitcoin, that is final. But the value of bitcoin is in infinity as you can see and project if you rely on the price hike that is happening right now. and if you think a million dollar per bitcoin will happen, maybe yes, maybe not. Only time can tell, maybe the 8 decimal satoshis will go 9 or 10, only god knows what will happen.
It depend on market demand, if btc have larger market demand it wil possible to hit above $5000
My question to all of those who don't say "zero":
Suppose that the highest bitcoin price that will ever be recorded, is of value $1 000 000.- (or take any number) in today's dollars. By that, I don't mean that that bitcoin will be exchanged for X dollars, I mean, it will be exchanged for whatever is worth today $1000 000.- (say a nice villa in a nice neighbourhood). Now, who's the twit who bought that coin ? What will he do next with it ? Remember, that by definition, X was the highest value that WILL ever be recorded for a bitcoin transaction. We can call the guy who paid X, the "greatest fool". By definition there won't be another one bigger than him.
Everyone buying a bitcoin after him will pay less for it, because by assumption, X was the maximum.
What will people now do with their coins ?
How can one avoid said situation ?
1) bitcoin will never stop to rise.
2) bitcoin will keep a constant value from a certain point onwards.
Are these two situations realistic ?
Suppose that the highest bitcoin price that will ever be recorded, is of value $1 000 000.- (or take any number) in today's dollars. By that, I don't mean that that bitcoin will be exchanged for X dollars, I mean, it will be exchanged for whatever is worth today $1000 000.- (say a nice villa in a nice neighbourhood). Now, who's the twit who bought that coin ? What will he do next with it ? Remember, that by definition, X was the highest value that WILL ever be recorded for a bitcoin transaction. We can call the guy who paid X, the "greatest fool". By definition there won't be another one bigger than him.
Everyone buying a bitcoin after him will pay less for it, because by assumption, X was the maximum.
What will people now do with their coins ?
How can one avoid said situation ?
1) bitcoin will never stop to rise.
2) bitcoin will keep a constant value from a certain point onwards.
Are these two situations realistic ?
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