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By (at least) one definition, the price action alone qualifies Bitcoin as a bubble: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-chance-of-a-bitcoin-crash-is-greater-
by T-A 9y ago
By (at least) one definition, the price action alone qualifies Bitcoin as a bubble:
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-chance-of-a-bitcoin-crash-is-greater-than-80-2017-11-27 https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-chance-of-a-bitcoin-cr...
To that I would add a question: what's the fundamental value of Bitcoin? If you can't come up with a sensible way to calculate that, you have a price unmoored from fundamentals, which is characteristic of bubbles.
- bhnmmhmd 9y agoCould it be that BitCoins are limited (I think they can total 21 million BTC) and their applications are growing, so a shortage of supply and increase in demand causes high prices on BitCoin?