Imaginer que tout le monde gagne de l'argent est utopique.

Ce que je commence à craindre, c'est que ces plateformes n'aient pas suffisamment de FIAT pour couvrir la demande

Tu les vends juste pour payer tes factures ?

Correction time!

Or just the standard 10x again that we’ve seen the last 12 months

new users do not know what a bitcoin 'wallet' is, or anything about how the network works or its history. its just another asset on an axchange like a stock. this is all a trade on various levels. Nobody is using btc as a currency.

BTC is no longer accepted on Steam 'cause of high-fees and unstable price

Just float on whatever the market will be doing.

3 ) La peur que j'ai c'est que si le bitcoin fait -40% en 1 jour, que les site soit surchargé (Coinbase) et qu'on ne puisse retirer en €

Think of transactions as the money you carry in your wallet or checking account, and savings as the rest of what you have in the bank or buried in the yard. It’s worth mentioning here that that vast majority of money demand is indeed savings, making up 90% or more of all money demand.

The reason this matters is because if we know what transactions cryptocurrencies are good at, we can estimate how much money demand they’ll start pulling from fiat or gold, and therefore how much those cryptos will increase in price.

If JPM is right, the implications are staggering:  contrary to expectations that bitcoin's market cap is a rough reflection of its inflows, JPM's calculations reveal that a mere $6 billion in net inflows since 2009 has resulted in a market cap of $330 billion. This goes to what Mike Novogratz said last week when he said that cryptos are unique, because unlike all other asset classes, there is no corresponding increase in supply when prices surge.

This also means that as new capital flows into the crypto space as more retail and institutional investors scramble for "a piece of the pie", the potential market cap gains are unprecedented.