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The situation reminds me a little bit of the Keynesian beauty contest: what matters isn't what I think of bitcoin, it's what other people think. Do I think the
by danblick 9y ago
The situation reminds me a little bit of the Keynesian beauty contest: what matters isn't what I think of bitcoin, it's what other people think.
Do I think the average person buying bitcoin today is even aware of these problems? Not a bit. Are they going to wise up soon? Probably not.
So maybe it makes sense to bet that Bitcoin will be popular and unaffected by these issues for a while. (I mean, you can still use it to buy heroin, right? Growth potential.)
On the other hand, ignoring the long-term problems feels a little like knowingly buying into a pyramid scheme.
- __Joker 9y agoExactly, markets are based in perception. Doesn't matter what is the true value of anything, it depends what majority thinks. To quote GOT "Power lies where we think it lies".