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November 09, 2017, 04:34:39 AM
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Hi folks,
It is been several times on this forum I read "Bitcoin is too expensive now", and every time I reply that it is just a matter of supply and demand and nothing else. Noobs get "impressed" by the $7 000 number (or 5 / 6 000 whatever) without thinking properly IMO. This number of 7 000 means nothing if not put into comparison with all the different markets in the world.

This article will save me from writing more. Please read and see how tiny Bitcoin is when compared to other markets.

Enjoy, and I hope it will educate some.


One last thing: this is the reason why (IMO) Bitcoin has a huge potential in price in next 5 years. This is my personal opinion and not a recommendation to buy.

Regards.
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November 22, 2017, 02:31:31 AM
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Bumping this thread because it is worth a read.
Also explains why the price of Bitcoin is still extremely volatile but we should slowly head to more stable price (I mean less spikes) with more and more people buying Bitcoins and holding.  
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November 22, 2017, 02:40:37 AM
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Hi folks,
It is been several times on this forum I read "Bitcoin is too expensive now", and every time I reply that it is just a matter of supply and demand and nothing else. Noobs get "impressed" by the $7 000 number (or 5 / 6 000 whatever) without thinking properly IMO. This number of 7 000 means nothing if not put into comparison with all the different markets in the world.

This article will save me from writing more. Please read and see how tiny Bitcoin is when compared to other markets.

Enjoy, and I hope it will educate some.


One last thing: this is the reason why (IMO) Bitcoin has a huge potential in price in next 5 years. This is my personal opinion and not a recommendation to buy.

Regards.

Basically, you were trying to impose always that it is your opinion. So wether its true or not it does not matter since that is an individual  perspective of how we see bitcoin market. What is funny is that we are just talking about digital currency here that is worth $7000. Those who gets impressed are an obvious small time earners so you can't blame them either cause "In their Opinion" it is already high
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November 22, 2017, 03:34:45 AM
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Very interesting article.
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December 03, 2017, 04:12:19 AM
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Hi folks,
It is been several times on this forum I read "Bitcoin is too expensive now", and every time I reply that it is just a matter of supply and demand and nothing else. Noobs get "impressed" by the $7 000 number (or 5 / 6 000 whatever) without thinking properly IMO. This number of 7 000 means nothing if not put into comparison with all the different markets in the world.

This article will save me from writing more. Please read and see how tiny Bitcoin is when compared to other markets.

Enjoy, and I hope it will educate some.


One last thing: this is the reason why (IMO) Bitcoin has a huge potential in price in next 5 years. This is my personal opinion and not a recommendation to buy.

Regards.

I should keep this in mind. Thanks.
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December 03, 2017, 04:17:14 AM
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I think it's funny how over the years I've told the same people that you can buy very small portions of bitcoins but they still ask me. Especially now that they hit 10k. I guess the mainstream news was all over that. People love when things hit arbitrary numbers. Woop dee doo lol. Durp.

I just hate seeing these fools coming in looking for "cheap coins for under $1" . Buy a small amount if bitcoin. Or earn it. Don't just buy some infinite supply shitcoin.
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December 03, 2017, 04:23:18 AM
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I think it's funny how over the years I've told the same people that you can buy very small portions of bitcoins but they still ask me. Especially now that they hit 10k. I guess the mainstream news was all over that. People love when things hit arbitrary numbers. Woop dee doo lol. Durp.

I just hate seeing these fools coming in looking for "cheap coins for under $1" . Buy a small amount if bitcoin. Or earn it. Don't just buy some infinite supply shitcoin.
Just like two days ago I was explaining Bitcoin to some friends and one of them told me that: 10,000 is too expensive, I will wait until it go down so I can buy 1.  Cry
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