in few days
Yes its time to fasten your seatbelts
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Nevermind, noticed you put NXT, not NEM
1nem=1BTC
Bitcoin at 500K-2M users isn't even the Alta Vista or Yahoo of digital currencies yet. The internet back in 1989 had more users. Not willing to check but I bet Yahoo had more people using their search engine in 1995.
PayPal is worth $40 billion but their capitalization is largely derived from processing payments to merchants and collecting a trivial fee from this transaction.
This is compared to something like Bitcoin which has commodity characteristics and had a peak capitalization around $18 billion with only a maximum of 2 million users (which is less than 2% of PayPal's userbase).
That means the first coin to get 100 million users would likely have a capitalization in the $Trillions, which is how 1 NEM = $350 (1 BTC).
How is this possible? The world is already full of $Trillion dollar industries and market. Investment Gold is $2 Trillion. Dot.com in the late 1990s was $7 trillion when only 2% of the population had access to the internet. International tourism is at least $1 trillion. Global remittance is around $500 billion (the number for people with dual bank accounts is likely even higher).
All the assets on this planet is like $80 trillion and then there's also an additional $400 trillion derivatives and here we are talking about international digital currencies.
If NEM can acquire 100+ million users then yes it could go for between $200-$500 with ease. I think most people, including myself, are playing it more conservative by thinking NEM would be one of the runner-ups at $10-$50 within the context of a $Trillion(s) digital currency market where this capitalization is split between multiple coins, assets and other services.