Bitcoin is worth an whole lot as a currency. Bitcoin is the only currency whose value can increase that much within just 10 years.
Notwithstanding the fact that Bitcoin still has a lot of potential to further increase in value and make significant impacts in the finances of individuals because Bitcoin benefits individuals more than corporations.
Topic: the worth of bitcoins (Read 1613 times)
As of Thursday, bitcoin's value was just above $16,500, according to CoinDesk. Based on that value, one bitcoin would be worth a little over $16,500 and 1.6 bitcoins would be worth more than $26,400 today. This estimate does not include any additional fees or transactional costs.
One of the reasons for getting a price is that it is used as a means of exchange just because of government orders. However, bitcoin is actually safer and safer than fiat currency when you understand the mechanism behind it. it. The basic difference is that Ponzi schemes and pyramids create value only for the oldest investor by redistributing money from new entrants.
the value of bitcoin has no limit and also bitcoin income is very much, I work in bitcoin really, let me can successfully work in bitcoin.
this pullback just delays the inevitable drop to 5k and we couldn't even get to 7k
let's see if the bulls can defend 6k again.
I though if bitcoin can stable around 7-10k should be very nice for us
let's see if the bulls can defend 6k again.
I though if bitcoin can stable around 7-10k should be very nice for us
the value of bitcoin is now very expensive than before but surely there are ups and downs and tomorrow the price can go down from before the unexpected.
i came across bitcoin yesterday. i read the wikipedia article, the bitcoin faq and whatever else popped up on
google. i was immediatly stoked. i like this idea, and think the bitcoin has a future. reading forum posts about
thoughts on this new concept all pull up the same idea "it wont work because there is nothing backing it". i thought
long and hard about this, and i think i have it figured out.
first, an insight on currency in general. buying with currency, is glorified bartering. we used to like someones
cow, and trade two of our goats for it. to each of us, this was fair, and we each walked away with our new animals.
then the government stepped in and decided they deserved a cut of all transactions "to help pay for improvements to
the area they governed" to bring more people to their area, and make more money. they decided to use precious metals
as a base. it was in limited supply and caled valuable(maybe because it was shiny).
trading stuff for gold was the new "bartering". but people wouldnt wanna carry around a large amount of rock, so a
paper symbol was created to carry around called the dollar bill.
so now, we dont trade our two goats for that cow, we trade a symbol of the gold that the cow is worth. its bartering
with a tax
many people coorelate gold as the base of our currency, but thats very wrong. gold is only the base of the "value"
of the currency. the more money that gets printed, the more all money loses value.
bitcoin is not the currency. bitcoin is the gold. its currency is all currency. this could take us back to the roots
of bartering. you can trade anything for bits. services, goods, any national currency, or anything else that could
be bought or sold with any bartering catalyst.
but whats keeping the bits in check? itself. they are slowly releasing bitcoins until 2017, at which time, there
will be 21 million bits in existance. thats the cap. no more will be inserted into the bitcoin economy. from then
on, the only fluxuation will be supply and demand. no inflation, no deficit, and no tampering. gold and bits will have the same limits of finite numbers
depending on the public acceptance, a cheeseburger could cost 10 bits or 1000 bits. my dream is for the
bitcoin to be in high enough demand to be the "credits" we see in sci fi movies. unregulated, and international.
ribuck from freedom radio said so much with one sentence:
In a free world, we need to learn how to evaluate the value of something to us, and learn to stop expecting others
to assign (and guarantee) a value to it.
bitcoins has a lot of potential, the way it reaches its potential is to prove to daily vendors that bitcoins will always have a value.
google. i was immediatly stoked. i like this idea, and think the bitcoin has a future. reading forum posts about
thoughts on this new concept all pull up the same idea "it wont work because there is nothing backing it". i thought
long and hard about this, and i think i have it figured out.
first, an insight on currency in general. buying with currency, is glorified bartering. we used to like someones
cow, and trade two of our goats for it. to each of us, this was fair, and we each walked away with our new animals.
then the government stepped in and decided they deserved a cut of all transactions "to help pay for improvements to
the area they governed" to bring more people to their area, and make more money. they decided to use precious metals
as a base. it was in limited supply and caled valuable(maybe because it was shiny).
trading stuff for gold was the new "bartering". but people wouldnt wanna carry around a large amount of rock, so a
paper symbol was created to carry around called the dollar bill.
so now, we dont trade our two goats for that cow, we trade a symbol of the gold that the cow is worth. its bartering
with a tax
many people coorelate gold as the base of our currency, but thats very wrong. gold is only the base of the "value"
of the currency. the more money that gets printed, the more all money loses value.
bitcoin is not the currency. bitcoin is the gold. its currency is all currency. this could take us back to the roots
of bartering. you can trade anything for bits. services, goods, any national currency, or anything else that could
be bought or sold with any bartering catalyst.
but whats keeping the bits in check? itself. they are slowly releasing bitcoins until 2017, at which time, there
will be 21 million bits in existance. thats the cap. no more will be inserted into the bitcoin economy. from then
on, the only fluxuation will be supply and demand. no inflation, no deficit, and no tampering. gold and bits will have the same limits of finite numbers
depending on the public acceptance, a cheeseburger could cost 10 bits or 1000 bits. my dream is for the
bitcoin to be in high enough demand to be the "credits" we see in sci fi movies. unregulated, and international.
ribuck from freedom radio said so much with one sentence:
In a free world, we need to learn how to evaluate the value of something to us, and learn to stop expecting others
to assign (and guarantee) a value to it.
bitcoins has a lot of potential, the way it reaches its potential is to prove to daily vendors that bitcoins will always have a value.
For me bitcoin is worth because it provide the needs of my kids because l found out also that if you wait for the price you want you can be rich.So this is my hope to have a chance to be rich because theres a lot of rich people created by bitcoin.
Bitcoin is actually profitable. The value of bitcoin is like a gold pilot that you can buy money for its great value and it can also be a big future bitcoin.
Because of people like you is that there aren't many people that are joining here, because they all consider bitcoin as a money machine. STOP considering bitcoin as a way to become more rich, that is more than ridiculous to be honest, and you wont get anywhere.
Bitcoin is actually profitable. The value of bitcoin is like a gold pilot that you can buy money for its great value and it can also be a big future bitcoin.
the value of bitcoins is like a gold pilot that you can buy money for its great value and it can also be a big future bitcoin
i came across bitcoin yesterday. i read the wikipedia article, the bitcoin faq and whatever else popped up on
google. i was immediatly stoked. i like this idea, and think the bitcoin has a future. reading forum posts about
thoughts on this new concept all pull up the same idea "it wont work because there is nothing backing it". i thought
long and hard about this, and i think i have it figured out.
first, an insight on currency in general. buying with currency, is glorified bartering. we used to like someones
cow, and trade two of our goats for it. to each of us, this was fair, and we each walked away with our new animals.
then the government stepped in and decided they deserved a cut of all transactions "to help pay for improvements to
the area they governed" to bring more people to their area, and make more money. they decided to use precious metals
as a base. it was in limited supply and caled valuable(maybe because it was shiny).
trading stuff for gold was the new "bartering". but people wouldnt wanna carry around a large amount of rock, so a
paper symbol was created to carry around called the dollar bill.
so now, we dont trade our two goats for that cow, we trade a symbol of the gold that the cow is worth. its bartering
with a tax
many people coorelate gold as the base of our currency, but thats very wrong. gold is only the base of the "value"
of the currency. the more money that gets printed, the more all money loses value.
bitcoin is not the currency. bitcoin is the gold. its currency is all currency. this could take us back to the roots
of bartering. you can trade anything for bits. services, goods, any national currency, or anything else that could
be bought or sold with any bartering catalyst.
but whats keeping the bits in check? itself. they are slowly releasing bitcoins until 2017, at which time, there
will be 21 million bits in existance. thats the cap. no more will be inserted into the bitcoin economy. from then
on, the only fluxuation will be supply and demand. no inflation, no deficit, and no tampering. gold and bits will have the same limits of finite numbers
depending on the public acceptance, a cheeseburger could cost 10 bits or 1000 bits. my dream is for the
bitcoin to be in high enough demand to be the "credits" we see in sci fi movies. unregulated, and international.
ribuck from freedom radio said so much with one sentence:
In a free world, we need to learn how to evaluate the value of something to us, and learn to stop expecting others
to assign (and guarantee) a value to it.
bitcoins has a lot of potential, the way it reaches its potential is to prove to daily vendors that bitcoins will always have a value.
Bitcoin is the future. This is enough. It is sad that so many people do not believe in BTC. We must be patient and believe that this will change. google. i was immediatly stoked. i like this idea, and think the bitcoin has a future. reading forum posts about
thoughts on this new concept all pull up the same idea "it wont work because there is nothing backing it". i thought
long and hard about this, and i think i have it figured out.
first, an insight on currency in general. buying with currency, is glorified bartering. we used to like someones
cow, and trade two of our goats for it. to each of us, this was fair, and we each walked away with our new animals.
then the government stepped in and decided they deserved a cut of all transactions "to help pay for improvements to
the area they governed" to bring more people to their area, and make more money. they decided to use precious metals
as a base. it was in limited supply and caled valuable(maybe because it was shiny).
trading stuff for gold was the new "bartering". but people wouldnt wanna carry around a large amount of rock, so a
paper symbol was created to carry around called the dollar bill.
so now, we dont trade our two goats for that cow, we trade a symbol of the gold that the cow is worth. its bartering
with a tax
many people coorelate gold as the base of our currency, but thats very wrong. gold is only the base of the "value"
of the currency. the more money that gets printed, the more all money loses value.
bitcoin is not the currency. bitcoin is the gold. its currency is all currency. this could take us back to the roots
of bartering. you can trade anything for bits. services, goods, any national currency, or anything else that could
be bought or sold with any bartering catalyst.
but whats keeping the bits in check? itself. they are slowly releasing bitcoins until 2017, at which time, there
will be 21 million bits in existance. thats the cap. no more will be inserted into the bitcoin economy. from then
on, the only fluxuation will be supply and demand. no inflation, no deficit, and no tampering. gold and bits will have the same limits of finite numbers
depending on the public acceptance, a cheeseburger could cost 10 bits or 1000 bits. my dream is for the
bitcoin to be in high enough demand to be the "credits" we see in sci fi movies. unregulated, and international.
ribuck from freedom radio said so much with one sentence:
In a free world, we need to learn how to evaluate the value of something to us, and learn to stop expecting others
to assign (and guarantee) a value to it.
bitcoins has a lot of potential, the way it reaches its potential is to prove to daily vendors that bitcoins will always have a value.
I can tell you this: don't look at short term value. 1 day in the life of BTC is nothing, it's barely visible on the charts if you look at the big picture. Its real value is growing constantly and it's really easy to see it if you set the charts to something big like 3d. If it goes down below the low of the last year, which is somewhere under $1000 you can start saying that it's bringing loses and it's not worth holding, but it won't, I'm sure of it. Even if your asset makes 10% a year it's still much better than money in the bank, and even if BTC went to $2000 it would still have doubled its value since last year. Think about it!
Although there are many different types of coins in the market but bitcoin is king of all coins .because it has a very hard working staff who organised successful & profitable projects. the results we have seen its good earnings & popularity to attract the much more investors. no doubt it's future is bright .
The bitcoin exchange rate today is calculated in thousands of dollars for one virtual coin. Over the years, BTC has turned from a little-known crypto-coin into a promising object of long-term investment, a way to save money, earn money, a basis for creating startups and circumventing restrictions due to anonymity.
In my opinion, bitcoin is actually profitable and worthwhile. Because if someone does not have the capital to invest, they can find and get free tokens by following the bounty the program that has been organized. In addition, if the price rises, the value of a token will also increase and it is also very profitable if you store large or large bitcoin.
i came across bitcoin yesterday. i read the wikipedia article, the bitcoin faq and whatever else popped up on
google. i was immediatly stoked. i like this idea, and think the bitcoin has a future. reading forum posts about
thoughts on this new concept all pull up the same idea "it wont work because there is nothing backing it". i thought
long and hard about this, and i think i have it figured out.
first, an insight on currency in general. buying with currency, is glorified bartering. we used to like someones
cow, and trade two of our goats for it. to each of us, this was fair, and we each walked away with our new animals.
then the government stepped in and decided they deserved a cut of all transactions "to help pay for improvements to
the area they governed" to bring more people to their area, and make more money. they decided to use precious metals
as a base. it was in limited supply and caled valuable(maybe because it was shiny).
trading stuff for gold was the new "bartering". but people wouldnt wanna carry around a large amount of rock, so a
paper symbol was created to carry around called the dollar bill.
so now, we dont trade our two goats for that cow, we trade a symbol of the gold that the cow is worth. its bartering
with a tax
many people coorelate gold as the base of our currency, but thats very wrong. gold is only the base of the "value"
of the currency. the more money that gets printed, the more all money loses value.
bitcoin is not the currency. bitcoin is the gold. its currency is all currency. this could take us back to the roots
of bartering. you can trade anything for bits. services, goods, any national currency, or anything else that could
be bought or sold with any bartering catalyst.
but whats keeping the bits in check? itself. they are slowly releasing bitcoins until 2017, at which time, there
will be 21 million bits in existance. thats the cap. no more will be inserted into the bitcoin economy. from then
on, the only fluxuation will be supply and demand. no inflation, no deficit, and no tampering. gold and bits will have the same limits of finite numbers
depending on the public acceptance, a cheeseburger could cost 10 bits or 1000 bits. my dream is for the
bitcoin to be in high enough demand to be the "credits" we see in sci fi movies. unregulated, and international.
ribuck from freedom radio said so much with one sentence:
In a free world, we need to learn how to evaluate the value of something to us, and learn to stop expecting others
to assign (and guarantee) a value to it.
bitcoins has a lot of potential, the way it reaches its potential is to prove to daily vendors that bitcoins will always have a value.
google. i was immediatly stoked. i like this idea, and think the bitcoin has a future. reading forum posts about
thoughts on this new concept all pull up the same idea "it wont work because there is nothing backing it". i thought
long and hard about this, and i think i have it figured out.
first, an insight on currency in general. buying with currency, is glorified bartering. we used to like someones
cow, and trade two of our goats for it. to each of us, this was fair, and we each walked away with our new animals.
then the government stepped in and decided they deserved a cut of all transactions "to help pay for improvements to
the area they governed" to bring more people to their area, and make more money. they decided to use precious metals
as a base. it was in limited supply and caled valuable(maybe because it was shiny).
trading stuff for gold was the new "bartering". but people wouldnt wanna carry around a large amount of rock, so a
paper symbol was created to carry around called the dollar bill.
so now, we dont trade our two goats for that cow, we trade a symbol of the gold that the cow is worth. its bartering
with a tax
many people coorelate gold as the base of our currency, but thats very wrong. gold is only the base of the "value"
of the currency. the more money that gets printed, the more all money loses value.
bitcoin is not the currency. bitcoin is the gold. its currency is all currency. this could take us back to the roots
of bartering. you can trade anything for bits. services, goods, any national currency, or anything else that could
be bought or sold with any bartering catalyst.
but whats keeping the bits in check? itself. they are slowly releasing bitcoins until 2017, at which time, there
will be 21 million bits in existance. thats the cap. no more will be inserted into the bitcoin economy. from then
on, the only fluxuation will be supply and demand. no inflation, no deficit, and no tampering. gold and bits will have the same limits of finite numbers
depending on the public acceptance, a cheeseburger could cost 10 bits or 1000 bits. my dream is for the
bitcoin to be in high enough demand to be the "credits" we see in sci fi movies. unregulated, and international.
ribuck from freedom radio said so much with one sentence:
In a free world, we need to learn how to evaluate the value of something to us, and learn to stop expecting others
to assign (and guarantee) a value to it.
bitcoins has a lot of potential, the way it reaches its potential is to prove to daily vendors that bitcoins will always have a value.
The bitcoin is very important for me because it change my life in the way of financial support. The bitcoin support me in my needs and wants also I support the needs and wants of my family especially to my younger sisters I pay their tuitions in their schools. So the bitcoin has a big worth for me. Also if the government support the bitcoin it can help our economy grow, but the government didn't.
i came across bitcoin yesterday. i read the wikipedia article, the bitcoin faq and whatever else popped up on
google. i was immediatly stoked. i like this idea, and think the bitcoin has a future. reading forum posts about
thoughts on this new concept all pull up the same idea "it wont work because there is nothing backing it". i thought
long and hard about this, and i think i have it figured out.
first, an insight on currency in general. buying with currency, is glorified bartering. we used to like someones
cow, and trade two of our goats for it. to each of us, this was fair, and we each walked away with our new animals.
then the government stepped in and decided they deserved a cut of all transactions "to help pay for improvements to
the area they governed" to bring more people to their area, and make more money. they decided to use precious metals
as a base. it was in limited supply and caled valuable(maybe because it was shiny).
trading stuff for gold was the new "bartering". but people wouldnt wanna carry around a large amount of rock, so a
paper symbol was created to carry around called the dollar bill.
so now, we dont trade our two goats for that cow, we trade a symbol of the gold that the cow is worth. its bartering
with a tax
many people coorelate gold as the base of our currency, but thats very wrong. gold is only the base of the "value"
of the currency. the more money that gets printed, the more all money loses value.
bitcoin is not the currency. bitcoin is the gold. its currency is all currency. this could take us back to the roots
of bartering. you can trade anything for bits. services, goods, any national currency, or anything else that could
be bought or sold with any bartering catalyst.
but whats keeping the bits in check? itself. they are slowly releasing bitcoins until 2017, at which time, there
will be 21 million bits in existance. thats the cap. no more will be inserted into the bitcoin economy. from then
on, the only fluxuation will be supply and demand. no inflation, no deficit, and no tampering. gold and bits will have the same limits of finite numbers
depending on the public acceptance, a cheeseburger could cost 10 bits or 1000 bits. my dream is for the
bitcoin to be in high enough demand to be the "credits" we see in sci fi movies. unregulated, and international.
ribuck from freedom radio said so much with one sentence:
In a free world, we need to learn how to evaluate the value of something to us, and learn to stop expecting others
to assign (and guarantee) a value to it.
bitcoins has a lot of potential, the way it reaches its potential is to prove to daily vendors that bitcoins will always have a value.
google. i was immediatly stoked. i like this idea, and think the bitcoin has a future. reading forum posts about
thoughts on this new concept all pull up the same idea "it wont work because there is nothing backing it". i thought
long and hard about this, and i think i have it figured out.
first, an insight on currency in general. buying with currency, is glorified bartering. we used to like someones
cow, and trade two of our goats for it. to each of us, this was fair, and we each walked away with our new animals.
then the government stepped in and decided they deserved a cut of all transactions "to help pay for improvements to
the area they governed" to bring more people to their area, and make more money. they decided to use precious metals
as a base. it was in limited supply and caled valuable(maybe because it was shiny).
trading stuff for gold was the new "bartering". but people wouldnt wanna carry around a large amount of rock, so a
paper symbol was created to carry around called the dollar bill.
so now, we dont trade our two goats for that cow, we trade a symbol of the gold that the cow is worth. its bartering
with a tax
many people coorelate gold as the base of our currency, but thats very wrong. gold is only the base of the "value"
of the currency. the more money that gets printed, the more all money loses value.
bitcoin is not the currency. bitcoin is the gold. its currency is all currency. this could take us back to the roots
of bartering. you can trade anything for bits. services, goods, any national currency, or anything else that could
be bought or sold with any bartering catalyst.
but whats keeping the bits in check? itself. they are slowly releasing bitcoins until 2017, at which time, there
will be 21 million bits in existance. thats the cap. no more will be inserted into the bitcoin economy. from then
on, the only fluxuation will be supply and demand. no inflation, no deficit, and no tampering. gold and bits will have the same limits of finite numbers
depending on the public acceptance, a cheeseburger could cost 10 bits or 1000 bits. my dream is for the
bitcoin to be in high enough demand to be the "credits" we see in sci fi movies. unregulated, and international.
ribuck from freedom radio said so much with one sentence:
In a free world, we need to learn how to evaluate the value of something to us, and learn to stop expecting others
to assign (and guarantee) a value to it.
bitcoins has a lot of potential, the way it reaches its potential is to prove to daily vendors that bitcoins will always have a value.
welcome to bitcoin friends, starting seconds you have become part of the bitcoin family, or commonly called bitcoiners! hopefully your dreams of success with bitcoin will come true. as well as with others. and bitcoin is the greatest reason I love crypto!
I have heard about that bitcoin value consist from people agreement to pay for Bitcoin, if people would not agree to pay for it it would lose its value completely. And for now I think we are facing that daily. People are losing their trust.
For me, it has a worth because it opens the door into the crypto world. We can transacts online. It is just so timely that we are now in the advancement of technology. So it has a worth to everyone.
Bitcoin is now down significantly, encompassing the peak of last year. At the moment, all other currencies are vulnerable to changes in bitcoin prices. However, we can not say if bitcoin will still be the best currency in the future.
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