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It doesn't store value, it's a network protocol and a database. It's not rare, and the supply was minted for substantially minimal energy/capital input. Satosh
by nosuchthing 9y ago
It doesn't store value, it's a network protocol and a database.
It's not rare, and the supply was minted for substantially minimal energy/capital input. Satoshi designed an economic model for Bitcoin to reward himself and the small pool of users who ran the software. Anyone buying a Bitcoin for more than it cost to produce it in 2009-2014 is hoping they'll find a greater fool to sell their coin to.
Is litecoin a store of value? Monero a store of value too? Maybe 42 coin is more valuable because there's only 42 instead of "21 million"... oops the network forked and now there's twice... wait four times... wait the network forked again... oh dear.
- colordrops 9y ago> It doesn't store value, it's a network protocol and a database. It's not rare, and the supply was minted for substantially minimal energy/capital input. I don't agree with any of that. I suppose the internet is really just a bunch of 1s and 0s and not of any value either using that reasoning.
- oreo81 9y agoAre you saying a database doesn't have value? For many companies, their database is their largest asset.