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Sérieux, à ce niveau c'est de l'art <3
J'ai sauvé une copie de ce tableau sur mon disque dur pour mes propres archives. Je suis un collectionneur, tu vois.

sans la legende difficile de déchiffrer..ça représente quoi un 1mb ?

Current Market Cap (billion USD)

Twitter         13.4

Snapchat      26.4

Bitcoin           28.7

Yahoo          47.7

Facebook      438.5

Market has decided Bitcoin is no longer equals a Twitter.
Now it is about a Snapchat in value.

Given the underlying potential of the technology it is entirely possible that some large institutional investors have decided that it may be worth a Yahoo which if true bodes well for gains in the future.  

C'est marrant ton comparatif. Il arrive à point nommé pour souligner un phénomène qui est en train de prendre énormément d'ampleur:
l'arrivée des gosses (aka gamins, kids, ados) dans la crypto. Un phénomène mondial et qui explique aussi les envolées du moment.

Around 35% of the market share is expected to go to Bitcoin, which is around $175 billion from the total $500 billion figure.

What that means is that around $175 billion in bitcoin would “change hands” per day.

Lors de la prochaine crise financière, le bitcoin sera évalué à la taille d'un fabricant de carte de paiement bancaire soit 13 000 USD par bitcoin : https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-price-will-triple-gold-in-2018-silver-achieves-parity-with-gold-clif-high

Estimation d'échéance : 2018-2019.

we can look at estimates of people in the world who participated in the global banking system. In 2015 it was estimated 62% of the population had a bank account. Today’s world population is estimated at 7.5 billion so let’s say 4.65 billion people have a bank account (I know lots of people have more than one account, but let’s keep it simple).

To transfer money back and forth in formal banking networks, you need a bank account. But in the cryptocurrency world, you need a wallet. Below is a chart of Bitcoin wallet adoption:

From year-to-year the number of wallets grew from 8.7 million to 16.8 million, almost 100% growth.

Assuming growth continues, there will be 465 million wallets (10% of the world bank account total) in less than 5 years or by 2022.

We can draw some conclusions from these projections:

    - Bitcoin mining is going to stay profitable, very profitable for the foreseeable.
    - As the number of wallets grow, so should the market cap of Bitcoin

And this is the really shocking conclusion to make of this report. There is  a lot of hype about how Bitcoin is a bubble waiting to burst, with a market cap of $65 billion.

But there is $26 trillion dollars sitting in transactions accounts. A 10% capture of that money is $2.6 trillion dollars which would value each Bitcoin at $160,000 (excluding new coin minted after today).

Is this forecast completely outlandish?
Most financial experts writing about Bitcoin would say I am completely out to lunch.