some people complain about 1 bilion of total coin supply - i think that is irrelevant for the most part.. what matters is current market cap at the moment of investing..
i mean.. if bitcoin was 21 billion instead of 21 million - people would still have made the same profits putting in the same money (unless they would buy less of them, thinking that they already a lot - which is psychological and it may have some effect, but not as crucial... if you believe in some shares you not gonna go " oh ok I gonna buy 634 of shares " you gonna go "hey i got a 1000 usd free to invest, i will just put that in"
what is relevant on the other hand is what are the fees for using the VEN functionalities (cause that's how basically it is going to be "SPENT") - ie how much will the big companies spend on let say.. every shipment they make from their factory to the assembly and then how much fee for confirming the shipment from assembly to the shop
with bitcoin - we know how much the fees cost - with VEN i have no fu**** clue and can't find that out. anyone?
"on the third hand" ;d even if the fee is low - if hundreds of thousands of multimillion dollar companies in the world start using VEN for tracking their products, shipping number of batches every single day, perhaps that could add up...?
the value of VEN lies in the cost of it's use - I believe.. maybe I am wrong I don't know.. i mean.. if the fee for tracking a shipment from china to europe into the retail store is let say.. 10 dollars in VEN - then the person is gonna buy 10 dollars worth of VEN to track that shipment... they are not gonna spend 20 dollars on something that cost 10, they gonna spend 10 - i hope that is clear
so.. the cost of the fee for the functionality/service will drive the market...
now someone f**** tell me what in hell is that fee ;d
another question is what is it going to be in the future..
thank you