exponential growth trend line points to ~15 million USD
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Even if that becomes true, I will cash out long before it reaches 15M and never look back.
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Even if that becomes true, I will cash out long before it reaches 15M and never look back.
exponential growth trend line points to ~15 million USD
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Subject to change of course, and I realize many will disagree, but right now my long term price estimate is $2341, based on M2 calculations and my subjective take on utilization and velocity. I think most analysts that I have read overstate velocity massively by including mining transactions in velocity calculations.
With my current cost average, that means I am hoping for about a 5x total return. Not sure how long it will take, but I am guessing between 5 and 7 years. So for me, bitcoin is not likely to represent life-changing money, but just another long-term investment with a great ROI.
That said, there is certainly potential both to the upside and downside of my current estimate (read: guess). I am wide open to new information.
With my current cost average, that means I am hoping for about a 5x total return. Not sure how long it will take, but I am guessing between 5 and 7 years. So for me, bitcoin is not likely to represent life-changing money, but just another long-term investment with a great ROI.
That said, there is certainly potential both to the upside and downside of my current estimate (read: guess). I am wide open to new information.
Will Bitcoin be around in 5 years?
Yes
If so, what's its price?
Over $80,000 each
Yes
If so, what's its price?
Over $80,000 each
Probably about as it is now.
Do you think Bitcoin will be around in 5 years?
Yes
If so, how much do you think it's value will be?
$50,000-$100,000
Would you buy some now, if you couldn't use it for 5 years?
Yes
Yes
If so, how much do you think it's value will be?
$50,000-$100,000
Would you buy some now, if you couldn't use it for 5 years?
Yes
Agreed on all of these, with a small exception to the ceiling on the value. I've been way too low on "realistic" medium-term gains for BTC throughout its history until now. If BTC is still around in 2019, 6 figures seems like a valid possibility - going above that $100k potentially.
I'm sure bitcoin will be around in 5 years, I do not think the bitcoin business will simply stop
. I think we're still early adaptors, there are still many people I speak to who have never heard of bitcoin. For this reason, the marketprice $50,000-$100,000 does not seem unreasonable.
But why would it stop at $2/coin? Seems to me that anything so catastrophic would probably just take it down to $0, make it worthless entirely. But maybe I am approaching this wrong.
Basically my contention is that there is a subset of the current user population which would stick around for various (ideological or speculative or practical) reasons even if a high-profile double-spend were to occur, and that that subset is >= the number of true believers at the end of 2011 (when we were at the nadir of the post-bubble bear market and there was every reason to believe that the bitcoin experiment was just a flash in the pan). Since the price was unable to push below the $2/coin pricepoint at that time, my thought goes that it would not be able to push below that point in this hypothetical future scenario either. I was looking at all the shit coins at the bottom of coinmarketcap and wondering if bitcoin will ever go the same way. Will new coins ever take bitcoin's place and push it lower and lower down the capitalization chart?
Nah, I'd be really puzzled if some coin ever throws bitcoin off of the first place. It's a pure question about adoption and exposure. And Bitcoin is leading by degrees of magnitudes. Side chains may incorporate other coins, though.
I don't think bitcoin will be replaced by an altcoin in the future simply because its developement is not completed.
It could still be modified to fix or add any characteristic in order to let it stay in the first place among all the cryptocoins.
I would be willing to stake quite a bit on the supposition that it will still exist, that blocks will still be coming at about 10 minutes between, and that the price will be above $2/coin. I consider those to be safe suppositions, since the only danger I can see there is if someone was able to partial preimage attack 2SHA256, preimage attack RIPEMD-160, or break our ECDSA curve. Even a miner revolt - often called out as a doomsday scenario - seems unlikely to me to push the price back below $2/coin, taking into account the state of the BTC economy the last time we were at that price compared to the infrastructure in place today.
More than that, I can't say. A lot can happen technologically in five years.
I'd not buy any now for five-year layaway, but that's mostly due to issues of variance comparing poorly to the size of a minimal useful bet. I've got my stash of old money; that's enough for me right now.
More than that, I can't say. A lot can happen technologically in five years.
I'd not buy any now for five-year layaway, but that's mostly due to issues of variance comparing poorly to the size of a minimal useful bet. I've got my stash of old money; that's enough for me right now.
But why would it stop at $2/coin? Seems to me that anything so catastrophic would probably just take it down to $0, make it worthless entirely. But maybe I am approaching this wrong.
Are you the Mt. Gox Willy-bot? Could you maybe take care that this bubble we've been promised starts showing soon, please?
10M USD per coin. And a slice of bread would be around 500k usd.
binary, either p big or fade away to nothing
Interesting thoughts, keep em coming.
I was looking at all the shit coins at the bottom of coinmarketcap and wondering if bitcoin will ever go the same way. Will new coins ever take bitcoin's place and push it lower and lower down the capitalization chart?
Nah, I'd be really puzzled if some coin ever throws bitcoin off of the first place. It's a pure question about adoption and exposure. And Bitcoin is leading by degrees of magnitudes. Side chains may incorporate other coins, though.
I was looking at all the shit coins at the bottom of coinmarketcap and wondering if bitcoin will ever go the same way. Will new coins ever take bitcoin's place and push it lower and lower down the capitalization chart?
Do you think Bitcoin will be around in 5 years?
Yes
If so, how much do you think it's value will be?
$50,000-$100,000
Would you buy some now, if you couldn't use it for 5 years?
Yes
Yes
If so, how much do you think it's value will be?
$50,000-$100,000
Would you buy some now, if you couldn't use it for 5 years?
Yes
Agreed on all of these, with a small exception to the ceiling on the value. I've been way too low on "realistic" medium-term gains for BTC throughout its history until now. If BTC is still around in 2019, 6 figures seems like a valid possibility - going above that $100k potentially.
Do you think Bitcoin will be around in 5 years?
Yes
If so, how much do you think it's value will be?
$50,000-$100,000
Would you buy some now, if you couldn't use it for 5 years?
Yes
Yes
If so, how much do you think it's value will be?
$50,000-$100,000
Would you buy some now, if you couldn't use it for 5 years?
Yes
I think in five years this is even a conservative estimate hehe, if current trend continues, it can be higher.
Do you think Bitcoin will be around in 5 years?
Yes
If so, how much do you think it's value will be?
$50,000-$100,000
Would you buy some now, if you couldn't use it for 5 years?
Yes
Yes
If so, how much do you think it's value will be?
$50,000-$100,000
Would you buy some now, if you couldn't use it for 5 years?
Yes
$200,000+
Will it still be there?
Most likely.
What will it be worth?
Far too much can happen in 5 years to guess that.
Most likely.
What will it be worth?
Far too much can happen in 5 years to guess that.
Yeah.
Actually, even if a "better" cryptocurrency comes along, I still see Bitcoin as being the gold standard and the go to store of digital wealth. It will forever remain the most battle tested, which means an awful lot.
Value? $5K - $1mil. Who knows.
Actually, even if a "better" cryptocurrency comes along, I still see Bitcoin as being the gold standard and the go to store of digital wealth. It will forever remain the most battle tested, which means an awful lot.
Value? $5K - $1mil. Who knows.
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