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I’d argue most of the run up in the last year is driven almost purely by price, with people embracing and then purveying the ‘Bitcoin story’ because it helps ra
by sp527 9y ago
I’d argue most of the run up in the last year is driven almost purely by price, with people embracing and then purveying the ‘Bitcoin story’ because it helps rationalize their decision and not because they necessarily understand or believe it.
The funny thing is how said people often then come to genuinely believe they believe or understand Bitcoin, when in reality they’ll scatter at the first sign of a major correction. In fact, increasing conviction about an outcome after a person has paid money to bet on it is a well studied cognitive bias.
- dharma1 9y agoI think it's a mix of different reasons.. I think there is a correlation between events in North Korea and trading volume in South Korean exchanges too