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It also doesn't cost much to "produce" a stock (like in printing it on a paper). It's the underlaying asset that is valuable, not "the stock". Same with all the
by tomw1808 9y ago
It also doesn't cost much to "produce" a stock (like in printing it on a paper). It's the underlaying asset that is valuable, not "the stock". Same with all the new currencies/tokens: They are bound to the underlaying value of the company that will do something with it...