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It's not perfect either, I agree. It's hard and subjective to define what the real true value of something. But one common way is to define it as "what someone
by SeoxyS 9y ago
It's not perfect either, I agree. It's hard and subjective to define what the real true value of something. But one common way is to define it as "what someone will pay for it" -- that's the math I did above.
Anyways, I'm not trying to argue that the value of that hypothetical company is $14,400. I'm trying to argue that it's not anywhere near $50k. (Disproving the GP's example that BCH created $8B of value overnight.)