One Satoshi = $1 trillion

[blatchcorn]

I think this is quite a realistic scenario - when will it happen?

[Bitbuy]

last night...it happened while you were sleeping, it only lasted 1 second though..
 

[piramida]

it already happened when bitcoin was created; 1 satoshi was worth all possible numbers in dollars at once. then it overflowed to zero, and started slowly rising.

[rohnearner]

haha why so pessimist..! one satoshi =  Planet Earth

[frienemy]

haha why so pessimist..! one satoshi =  Planet Earth

Wohoooo, I'm an Earthionnaire!

[rohnearner]

haha why so pessimist..! one satoshi =  Planet Earth

Wohoooo, I'm an Earthionnaire!

so here's a sad analysis why you are not..! there are so many people around here who own more than 1 satoshi and if most of them wants to trade their 1satoshi with earth the value of earth will eventually go up high and beyond the reach  :p totally absurd but this is what this thread is about..!

[frienemy]

haha why so pessimist..! one satoshi =  Planet Earth

Wohoooo, I'm an Earthionnaire!

so here's a sad analysis why you are not..! there are so many people around here who own more than 1 satoshi and if most of them wants to trade their 1satoshi with earth the value of earth will eventually go up high and beyond the reach  :p totally absurd but this is what this thread is about..!

You mean I'm not going to have millions of Earths? 
How about Plutos?

[piramida]

There are approximately 10^24 stars in the universe total, so by that count, 10^24 / (100000000 * 21000000) -> 1 satoshi can buy you 476 million stars. Buying in bulk, since most will have no inhabitable planets but I'm sure you can still use them for energy.

So buy yours before the closer ones are all taken! Would be sad owning 500 million stars and all of them million or more lightyears away

PS I buy Sun and 475,999,999 crappy ones, just because I have nostalgic attachments to it and the location is good.

[bitleif]

There are approximately 10^24 stars in the universe total, so by that count, 10^24 / (100000000 * 21000000) -> 1 satoshi can buy you 476 million stars. Buying in bulk, since most will have no inhabitable planets but I'm sure you can still use them for energy.

So buy yours before the closer ones are all taken! Would be sad owning 500 million stars and all of them million or more lightyears away

Location, location, location

[okthen]

it already happened when bitcoin was created; 1 satoshi was worth all possible numbers in dollars at once. then it overflowed to zero, and started slowly rising.

wow... bitcoin's own Big Bang!

[piramida]

There are approximately 10^24 stars in the universe total, so by that count, 10^24 / (100000000 * 21000000) -> 1 satoshi can buy you 476 million stars. Buying in bulk, since most will have no inhabitable planets but I'm sure you can still use them for energy.

So buy yours before the closer ones are all taken! Would be sad owning 500 million stars and all of them million or more lightyears away

Location, location, location

exactly, if I were a star realtor I'd pitch visibility from Earth as a super-luxury too (*)

(*) restrictions and conditions apply; visibility from Earth may not imply bare eye visibility; special electronics, imagination and/or spacetravel might be required to observe; not guaranteed that what you see is what you get as actual state might differ from the visible state due to light speed limitations; contact your local star dealer for updated quotes

[DolanDuck]

One Satoshi = $1 trillion maybe in your dreams 

[blatchcorn]

One Satoshi = $1 trillion maybe in your dreams 

You are such a bear 

[spazzdla]

Hyperinflation says possible.

[zimmah]

There are approximately 10^24 stars in the universe total, so by that count, 10^24 / (100000000 * 21000000) -> 1 satoshi can buy you 476 million stars. Buying in bulk, since most will have no inhabitable planets but I'm sure you can still use them for energy.

So buy yours before the closer ones are all taken! Would be sad owning 500 million stars and all of them million or more lightyears away

PS I buy Sun and 475,999,999 crappy ones, just because I have nostalgic attachments to it and the location is good.

Cool, I might be able to afford my very own galaxy!

I should invest in a space armada.....

[JimboToronto]

I think this is quite a realistic scenario - when will it happen?

Assuming you mean when the dollar is worth almost zero, when is anyone's guess.

Of course if the dollar ever becomes totally worthless, a satoshi will be worth a lot more than $1t.

Its dollar value will be infinite.

For the foreseeable future though, I'd be happy for a satoshi to be worth a penny.

[medicine]

This is candidate for the silliest thread I have every read on here.  And I'm posting in this turd. BTC

[spazzdla]

This is candidate for the silliest thread I have every read on here.  And I'm posting in this turd. BTC

Actually... one satoshi has like a 99.999999999% chance of becoming worth 1T.. the dollar is worth less every day.. it's followed that trend for over 100 years.. there is no reason to believe it will stop.  EVENTUALLY, 1 satoshi will be worth 1T unless the USD competely collapses before then.

[Cryptocure]

This is candidate for the silliest thread I have every read on here.  And I'm posting in this turd. BTC

Actually... one satoshi has like a 99.999999999% chance of becoming worth 1T.. the dollar is worth less every day.. it's followed that trend for over 100 years.. there is no reason to believe it will stop.  EVENTUALLY, 1 satoshi will be worth 1T unless the USD competely collapses before then.

OR unless Bitcoin's value plummets to zero before the USD (not saying it's likely to happen, but the possibility always exists)

[Pente]

I think this is quite a realistic scenario - when will it happen?

By the year 2100. At that point a loaf of bread will cost around $100 trillion dollars. So that trillion dollars will be equal to a penny today. I expect a satoshi to be worth over a penny (today's value) within two decades.

In fact, I think there is a 50/50 chance that a single bitcoin will be worth over a million dollars by the year 2020. Mining would then be a $657 billion dollar operation (365*24*6*12.5* $1 million), which would still be less than the cost of running the old fiat empire after you factor in losses due to inflation.