> First it was over 1 cent, then over $1, over $1000, now over $50k.... when will you consider the possibility you may have been wrong? At $100k? At $1M? (which

> First it was over 1 cent, then over $1, over $1000, now over $50k.... when will you consider the possibility you may have been wrong? At $100k? At $1M? (which most models indicate as a plausible target price in 10 years) This is the wrong metric. A million dollar market cap bubble is not hard to sustain, even a billion dollar market cap is a footnote to the rest of the economy. The entire worth of Bitcoin is still less than half of the worth of the market cap of one company such as Apple. At some point it becomes large enough that its real value has to be considered, which in my opinion is zero. Stocks like pets.com had long runs in 2000, subprime mortgages had long runs in 2008 and people were saying then what you are saying. Stocks and real estate are frothy now so Bitcoin and Dogecoin have company. I would rather own a house than 10 bitcoins though.