Three years ago, Bitcoin was under $400, a price I thought was too high even then. As far as I'm concerned, Bitcoin has no intrinsic value and should be worth nothing. So why does anyone think it's worth thousands (and in some cases, millions) of dollars?
It's the theory of false scarcity. There are a limited number of bitcoins in the world and the usage of blockchain technology has assigned the ownership of each coin to specific wallets owned by individuals. So to take "ownership," I have to use the universal blockchain mechanism, accepted by all as valid, to transfer a coin.
Today, we always hear reports from big banks, government figures, and many more who are called financial experts. They keep saying that Bitcoin is a bubble. They say this with so much confidence.
And this time you are "packing" their statement with the phrase "Bitcoin is the Biggest Bubble in Human History" (it looks convincing, by the way)
Well, buddy, I want to tell you, in the digital age everything changes and we need to educate ourselves with the new rules of the game.
Bitcoin is not a bubble. Bitcoin represents freedom from fiat currencies. this is a new economic boom. Bitcoin is the front-runner for a new asset class. This is the beginning of a financial revolution.
And, yes, the price changes. He went up and down, skyrocketed and sank. But that continues to increase because people around the world begin to recognize Bitcoin, not as a bubble, but as a financial boom.