Topic: Valuations (Read 234 times)
Well, honestly at the moment all the cryptocurrency is a purely speculative tool
the valuation is equal to token price x total supply!
i think this valuation not reflect the real market because you to substract the number of lost tokens!
i think this valuation not reflect the real market because you to substract the number of lost tokens!
As with almost anything whether it is a service or an item the price is ultimately governed by supply and demand.
I'm also interested in knowing how correctly it is. heard the opinion that they consider the turnover for 24 hours and this is multiplied by some coefficient.
Short term valuation comes in terms of news, hype, marketing, and speculation. Long term valuation is usually delivery, working products and adoption.
Most people in crypto seem to be very shortsighted and panic if a coin dips over the course of one month.
Most people in crypto seem to be very shortsighted and panic if a coin dips over the course of one month.
The valuation usually comes from support, community size, and technical features the coin has or developments it will be going through.
There are coins that support the real sectors of the economy. There are coins that support mythical projects. After the coin is released to the stock exchange, it is already subject to trading agitation. Many speculators do not pay attention to the original meaning of the coin. They look at the chart and buy m sell on schedule.
There is a very good article of crypto-valuations here in the link: https://medium.com/@cburniske/cryptoasset-valuations-ac83479ffca7
Generally, there are factors that has to be estimated as e.g. the growth rate (S-kurve steepness). This means that a lot of the factors used in crypto-valuation, are actually estimates, that are more or less subjective.
Therefore the valuations are hard to tell exactly (as with stocks and all other assets classes).
Generally, there are factors that has to be estimated as e.g. the growth rate (S-kurve steepness). This means that a lot of the factors used in crypto-valuation, are actually estimates, that are more or less subjective.
Therefore the valuations are hard to tell exactly (as with stocks and all other assets classes).
I am a big fan of cryptocurrencies, and not one of these guys who think it is a scam. I believe that they will play a big role in the future. Still though, I am not completely sure about where the Altcoins valuations comes from and what support this valuation. Just an example as FunFair. The coins in supply has a total market cap of ≈72 mio $. What supports this valuation? Is it purely based on future expectations?
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