Thank you, proudhon.
BTW, there are several WOers that I'd like to meet IRL. You can hate me for this, but proudhon is one of them.
It'd be fun to meet up. Maybe at the next $10,000 bitcoin party?
You misspelled $1,010,000.
I think he really meant $10, with 3 decimal places.
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... per sat.
I am thinking that the full supply of sats after all the BTC are mined would be 2.1 Quadrillion, but in today's values, there are only about $1 quadrillion in reserve assets (various ways that value is stored), so maybe at best we could expect around $.50 per sat (in today's dollars), but hey what do I know.
On a similar note, I recall that a few years ago, one of our wall observer regulars had been ongoingly making the argument that the BTC is likely going to end up increasing the amount of value in the world which would thereby increase the potentiality of how high the BTC price could go (the name of the member making that argument is escaping me at the moment, but with a little research we could probably identify the member and the threads of arguments being made in that direction), and surely some of that hardly makes any sense if we consider value to be a kind of permanent thing, yet the longer that many of us are in bitcoin, we likely come around to be more receptive to some of the ideas that some value is likely also being created by the invention of bitcoin (and even including some of the copycat shitcoin projects that are likely going to end up getting absorbed into bitcoin but some of their largely ponzi scheme innovations may well end up creating some value and increasing the amount of value in the world.. perhaps? perhaps? perhaps?)...
So then perhaps we might say that the greatest potential in today's dollars would be that sats would have the potential of reaching $.50 per sat, but if we account for various kinds of increasing value that could come through the invention and various innovations of bitcoin through the years and by the time that it is able to reach up to $.50 per sat, there may well be sufficient multiples or even magnitudes of value increase to allow sats to be valued at $5 per sat or even $50 per sat, even though I would have quite a few doubts about $10k per sat.. because it is quite difficult to consider those kind of levels of magnitude of extra value creation.. but I suppose, never say never, even if some of us (including yours truly) has doubts about how far BTC might be able to progress beyond something like $.50 per sat or even $5 or $50 per sat... kind of far into the future to see something like that too, no?