Week #3 Oct. 25-31

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Week 1 (23 OCT -27 OCT)

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10/27
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10/26
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10/25
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Bubble is a situation when the price of some asset increases than its actual value  due to a sudden increase in its demand.
But Bitcoin is not a bubble. The rise in it's price is real and genuine and if the price is too high then correction is always made to bring it down to a genuine price .So we cant compare it to a bubble .

It's important to distinguish between coins like BTC and ETH, which are based on a blockchain platform, and tokens, which are typically applications built on a platform. Many tokens are created for ICOs (initial coin offerings) where they are sold as a way of raising funds for a business or project to move forward with development of an idea/new application. The idea of a crypto "bubble" could be applied to the ICO phenomenon as people are rushing in to buy these tokens without necessarily looking into the quality of the projects behind them. When you buy tokens through an ICO your are essentially investing in the business behind it. This means it is extremely speculative. If the business fails the token is worthless. I think you could describe the ICOs market as a "bubble" similar to the "dot.com" bubble in the 90s. There are many, many new tokens coming out but only a few of the projects behind them have legs and will last into the future. The others will go bust.

If you fear the crypto bubble then invest in BTC and ETH, or in stable and longstanding tokens that have real technology already developed (ripple, golem, sia)- though even these tokens might not be of value in the future... it is impossible to say. If you want to try to profit from the ICO craze then either research the projects thoroughly or just participate in free airdrops, which is something many new projects do as a way of drawing attention to what they are doing.

Well in economics, bubble is when a stock or in this case an asset goes up really high than it intrinsic value, then it will crash down. But economist or bashers they really do not know the intrinsic value of bitcoin. Since it is fairly a new technology they do not have any asset that they can compare it to.

Bitcoin was already accused of being a bubble eveytime value goes up but look at its value now.

It's called a bubble when something is hugely overvalued. Usually this happens when lots of people are so excited about something that they put a lot more money into it than it is really worth. At some point, the market realizes that the actual worth of this thing is really a lot lower and people start selling it off. That's when the bubble pops. The financial crises of 2008 was also a bubble, caused by too many people buying into real estate (facilitated by shady practices of banks). Some people say Bitcoin is in a bubble because the excitement over it is huge and a lot of money is flowing into it. Hope that helps.