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The final price will only go to zero if someone finds an unpatchable exploit that allows infinite minting of coins. Otherwise, there will probably always be som
by jl6 4y ago
The final price will only go to zero if someone finds an unpatchable exploit that allows infinite minting of coins. Otherwise, there will probably always be some nonzero epsilon of novelty value in owning one.
(Some might argue we are already at that stage and the epsilon just happens to be absurdly large at the moment).
- mekster 4y agoI only think it has reached its mass adoption when people realize its usage as store of value that is decoupled from any other third party influence instead of as a risk asset that is linked to Nasdaq.