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Since bitcoin doesn't produce income and it's not backed by anything there is no way to tell whether it's 'underpriced'.
by lottin 6y ago
Since bitcoin doesn't produce income and it's not backed by anything there is no way to tell whether it's 'underpriced'.
- PragmaticPulp 6y agoIt’s ironic that the best bull case for Bitcoin is that maybe it’s so devoid of actual use cases that no one can tell if it’s overpriced relative to its (lack of) utility.
- arcticbull 6y agoRemember that in the near term the block reward is fixed in BTC and variable in electricity costs. The more expensive BTC, the more power is wasted mining. The BTC has to be sold off as its mined and paid to electric companies. To sustain this selling, more new money has to come in as a function of price to retain stability. At current price and block reward, Tesla's investment of $1.5B pays only 6 weeks of electric bills.