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Question: I know that it's distance keeps changing relative to the value of fiat, but at today's exchange rate, where is this "moon" that everyone keeps referring to?
$10 million ? - 0 (0%)
$20 million ? - 0 (0%)
$40 million ? - 0 (0%)
$80 million ? - 0 (0%)
$200 million ? - 0 (0%)
$500 million ? - 0 (0%)
$1 billion ? - 0 (0%)
$10 billion ? - 0 (0%)
$20 billion ? - 0 (0%)
$100 billion ? - 2 (50%)
more ? - 2 (50%)
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July 22, 2016, 08:23:56 PM
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July 22, 2016, 10:19:06 PM
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About 300000 km from the earth.
So I guess 300 m $
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July 22, 2016, 10:31:56 PM
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IDK - Circling around Uranus I guess...

It's kind of a hard question (no pun intended I assure you)  You might need to phrase your question a little better.

Quote from: useless eater on July 22, 2016, 08:23:56 PM
Huh

All the Alt coins talk about "to the moon" - they pump and then dump, only those in the know know what the target price is.

As for BitCoin, it's been hovering around $ 650 over the last three years (with peaks and troughs) so people might have to get used to the being the median price.
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