No, we are at the "bull trap" now  |
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Bitcoin should be valued at least at 1 trillion $.
If you truly believe that, I can sell you some really underpriced (10k usd each). |
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Sorry for your loss |
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Ok, so if I assume it is worth 22 million, then 1 btc is worth 2 usd, and it is seriously overrated.
yes. is that what you think it's worth? I was just showing that your reasoning is false. |
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Then, who cares about BitPay? Huh. People who believe in bitcoins (ah ah ah ah  ), are buying bitcoins and use them as a currency. People who don't believe in bitcoins are trading and trying to make some profits. |
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Hey I voted when it said 250+ as did many other people. Now it just looks like we all voted 250, hahaha.
Which is likely to happen What is likely to happen? Correction at 250 and not more. |
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Hey I voted when it said 250+ as did many other people. Now it just looks like we all voted 250, hahaha.
Which is likely to happen |
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Oh yeah. They will integrate it by next year.. NOT, month. NOT, week.  Or next hour? |
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Ok, this is the speculation thread, and clearly this is wild ass speculation, so I'll leave it to your imagination where the numbers some from. It's a rough attempt to assign bitcoin a market value as if it were a publicly listed company.
Supposing one where to create Bitcoin Inc. which would comprise the bitcoin IP, the network, the miners, exchanges, etc. and an initial stock of 11mill shares with another 11mill to be created over time until year 2140. You decide to float now to take advantage of the momentum. How much do you think you could raise?
My estimate is usd$5billion at the lower end. This is based on actual IPO's over the past 10yrs, and given I am often surprised at the size some of some IPO's, I think I am being conservative.
So 11million 'shares' * $454 = $5Billion.
Ok, so if I assume it is worth 22 million, then 1 btc is worth 2 usd, and it is seriously overrated. |
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Are you out of your mind?
Never invest money you can't lost.
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If any of you really love Bitcoin, you don't want it to go up like this day after day......
Nobody cares about bitcoins. People just want to make some profits (in usd). |
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Bah y a rien de compliqué, tout est évident ... Si tu mets ta souris dessus t'as même toutes les infos.
La ligne bleue c'est le graphique du volume (tu as l'échelle sur la gauche). Et en abscisse le temps. Ca permet de voir si beaucoup de bitcoins ont été échangé, ou presque aucun...
Et les "rectanges" ce sont les bougies. Vert = hausse (le prix de cloture à la fin de la bougie est supérieur au prix d'ouverture), et rouge = baisse. les bords du rectange correspondent aux prix d'ouverture / cloture et on peut aussi voir le plus haut / le plus bas durant ce laps de temps...
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In 10 years we will tell stories to our children how we were transferring money using banks when there was no bitcoin yet. And they will ask: daddy/mom what is a bank?
Lol. You made my day |
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Ca permet de "certifier" les transactions. Une transaction bitcoin prenant en général des heures (voire des jours ou des semaines) pour être "confirmée" et "effective". Une adresse verte est une adresse bitcoin d'une entreprise, ou d'une personne, de confiance. Donc quand tu reçois un paiement non confirmé de cette adresse là, tu l'acceptes comme authentique directement, sans attendre les confirmations.
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Bah oui il faut les déclarer comme tous les revenus.
"Autre revenu imposable"
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Higher or lower than the previous one?
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