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According to economists, to qualify as money something must be a store of value, a medium of exchange, and a unit of account.[71] Bitcoins cannot be considered money because they don't hold all three properties.[71]
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Economist John Quiggin stated, "bitcoins will attain their true value of zero sooner or later, but it is impossible to say when."[87] In 2013, Bank of America FX and Rate Strategist David Woo forecast a maximum fair value per bitcoin of $1,300.[98] Bitcoin investor Cameron Winklevoss stated in 2013 that the "bull case scenario for bitcoin is... 40,000 USD a coin".[99] In late 2013, finance professor Mark Williams forecast a bitcoin would be worth less than ten US dollars by July 2014.[100]
It has full blown bearish sections but almost no bit of objetive information about the positive strenghts of the divise.
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6 Criminal activity
6.1 Black markets
6.2 Money laundering
6.3 Ponzi scheme
6.4 Thefts
6.5 Malware
6.1 Black markets
6.2 Money laundering
6.3 Ponzi scheme
6.4 Thefts
6.5 Malware
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