Now I understand Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is a store of value? Relative to the dollar, it has lost over three quarters of its value in the last year.

Bitcoin was $275 when this post was written, it has gone up around 4,000% compared to today's value.

If bitcoin were to make another 4,000% gain from today's value, it would be at $450k
 
Bitcoin was $275 when this post was written, it has gone up around 4,000% compared to today's value.

If bitcoin were to make another 4,000% gain from today's value, it would be at $450k

You'd finally be able to afford your favorite senior pads. :tears:
 
Bitcoin was $275 when this post was written, it has gone up around 4,000% compared to today's value.

If bitcoin were to make another 4,000% gain from today's value, it would be at $450k

It was also as high as $20,000 and wend to $3200- a loss of 84%. If it follows that trend, it could be worth a nickel. Its value is not constant but constantly changing. That is not a "store of value".
 
Noted.

You wanna go down there and do some investing? They have 0% capital gains tax.

On the plus side, it only took a year to get electricity back for everybody following that hurricane. Housing and other infrastructure still not all rebuilt.
 
It was also as high as $20,000 and wend to $3200- a loss of 84%. If it follows that trend, it could be worth a nickel. Its value is not constant but constantly changing. That is not a "store of value".

No, if it follows the trend, it will go up 4,000%, then go back down 84%, then the next run up will be to $4 million. Then it will settle back down to $1-2 million.
 
No, if it follows the trend, it will go up 4,000%, then go back down 84%, then the next run up will be to $4 million. Then it will settle back down to $1-2 million.

How many people would be able to buy a bitcoin if the price of one was $4 million? Or even $1- 2 million a pop?

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How many people would be able to buy a bitcoin if the price of one was $4 million? Or even $1- 2 million a pop?

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Bitcoin currently has 8 decimal places allowed. Even at 4 million each a satoshi (The smallest unit, or 0.00000001 BTC) would only be worth 4 cents. So plenty of people would be able to afford bitcoin
 
Bitcoin currently has 8 decimal places allowed. Even at 4 million each a satoshi (The smallest unit, or 0.00000001 BTC) would only be worth 4 cents. So plenty of people would be able to afford bitcoin

Do the exchanges deal with only full coins or can you by one satoshi on them? You can't buy say half a share of Google on a stock exchange for example.
 
Bit coin is easy to understand . You , the avg individual , long on faith and not overly bright work hard all week for your 500 FRN take home . Then you take your worthless , unbacked paper dollars and get you some pretend crypto bits instead .
 
Do the exchanges deal with only full coins or can you by one satoshi on them? You can't buy say half a share of Google on a stock exchange for example.

Wow you are ignorant.. yes everything is in Satoshis. That is the whole point.
 
Do the exchanges deal with only full coins or can you by one satoshi on them? You can't buy say half a share of Google on a stock exchange for example.

Yup, most people do buy partial shares. The 8 decimal places seemed silly years ago, but as with many things Satoshi he was ahead of his time. Exchanges do have a minimum purchase which is usually equivalent to a few dollars.
 
Yup, most people do buy partial shares. The 8 decimal places seemed silly years ago, but as with many things Satoshi he was ahead of his time. Exchanges do have a minimum purchase which is usually equivalent to a few dollars.

Thanks for the info. I tried to research it and saw one exchange had a minimum purchase of 0.001 bitcoins.
 
Well, I do not think that a lot of problems connected to the Bitcoing trading can be resolved with the help of forum communication. But after using https://3commas.io/ this process became more clear for me. And I will happuly use another points for this purpose, as well.
 
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