5 Reasons Bitcoin Is Not A Bubble

[Gabali126]

Good facts well stated by the author. If Bitcoin was actually a bubble as claimed by certain people, the adoption of it as a means of exchange in open businesses wouldn't have continued growing as we continued to observe. Thanks for this post.

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[orarider]

5 lý do tại sao Bitcoin không phải là một bong bóng.
1. Bitcoin được chấp nhận như một đồng tiền pháp định.
2. Các thương nghiệp chấp nhận Bitcoin ngày càng gia tăng.
3. Bitcoin ngày càng trở thành tài sản đáng giá ở các nền kinh tế khó khăn.
4. Bitcoin has just become a trend.
5. Bitcoin supplies are limited.

[killerfrost]

Five reasons show that bitcoin is not a bubble:
1. Bitcoin is gradually being considered as a legal means of payment in many countries.
2. The increase in Bitcoin payments.
3. Bitcoin is seen as a means of storing assets in difficult economies.
4. Bitcoin is better known.
5. The amount of Bitcoin is limited.

[Afonos]

Since first bitcoin created, peoples always keep says bitcoin is a buble but the fact is bitcoin is good investment. If bitcoin is a buble, company like soros funds or JP Morgan or Goldman Sachs must be wont investing on cryptocurrency.
Big companies must be doing research first before investing their funds because its very high risk market but on other side cryptocurrency is profitable investment.

I agree with you, that bitcoin is not a bubble. I analyze that bitcoin will be hunted down by someone to be collected as an expensive investment, like an item produced with a certain amount when the amount is reached and no longer produced will be a rare item. Then the price is more expensive because it is not balanced between supply and demand.

So the price becomes expensive because bitcoin has reached the peak, it can continue to be expensive or even become cheap.

[MirzaofDaska]

This speculation plays an important role in the venture capital world and innovation in general because the greed it creates is what incentivizes entrepreneurs and investors to play a part (found a startup or invest in one), making at least part of these dreams – around 3% – a reality. The thriving global startup ecosystem, responsible for building the likes of Facebook, Uber, Snapshat and WeWork, that has billions of dollars of investment money invested into it each year, is built on this exact premise.