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<blockquote data-quote="James Fake" data-source="post: 651343" data-attributes="member: 2302"><p>I agree <strong>100</strong>% with ya'll two with the only exception being of [USER=39887]@lewj24[/USER] defining it as a soon-to-implode bubble. I think a 30-40% correction which occurs often would fit what you said better. A bubble to me is when something implodes because there was absolutely <strong>nothing</strong> in value to begin with. Bitcoin's vast network of miners & it's infrastructure alone is worth ~$7000 in my opinion. I think it's a fair price. <strong>Nothing in value</strong> to me would be home loans based on fudged numbers or vc money pouring into me-too ideas with terrible execution (equivalent to creating & selling a private label Garlic Press on Amazon). Bitcoin, when viewed deep, fits neither.</p><p></p><p>I also think the crazy increase this past year doesn't say bubble either. To me it says, early majority adoption is on the front edge. With a world-changing tech like this; crazy rises are only crazy because it's comparing to what's already out in the world now... but you can't compare it to the current world.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James Fake, post: 651343, member: 2302"] I agree [B]100[/B]% with ya'll two with the only exception being of [USER=39887]@lewj24[/USER] defining it as a soon-to-implode bubble. I think a 30-40% correction which occurs often would fit what you said better. A bubble to me is when something implodes because there was absolutely [B]nothing[/B] in value to begin with. Bitcoin's vast network of miners & it's infrastructure alone is worth ~$7000 in my opinion. I think it's a fair price. [B]Nothing in value[/B] to me would be home loans based on fudged numbers or vc money pouring into me-too ideas with terrible execution (equivalent to creating & selling a private label Garlic Press on Amazon). Bitcoin, when viewed deep, fits neither. I also think the crazy increase this past year doesn't say bubble either. To me it says, early majority adoption is on the front edge. With a world-changing tech like this; crazy rises are only crazy because it's comparing to what's already out in the world now... but you can't compare it to the current world. [/QUOTE]
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