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What are the implications of blockchains used for startup capital in businesses while tokens are backed by BTC as the standard?
https://techcrunch.com/2017/01/08/the-future-is-a-decentralized-internet/

>>1712724
Then just wait. It's still volatile for awhile.

>>1712740
Yep. The market has barely touched it. If btc ever sees a trillion dollar market cap we're looking at upwards towards $50,000 USD per btc.

>>1713285
Domestic markets will finally begin trading in btc. Bitcoin will have a 1 trillion dollar market cap and a single btc will be valued at upwards towards $50,000 USD.

>>1713154
The value is $50k per bitcoin. The market hasn't even touched bitcoin yet. It's already been established as the go to safety net for any nation whose currency is shaky.

>>1713189
People may use it as an investment because it's still volatile and that's all great, but never forget that bitcoin is designed to be a currency and that it what it is ultimately moving toward. When it does get to that point where it is a more stable currency, the value will be tremendous due to deflation. It absolutely has to hit a ridiculously high price before there can be any such thing as a bubble burst. We can easily see a trillion dollar market cap in the future.

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>>1711909
Yes. The bitcoin market is really small. Eventually it will reach a trillion dollars and a single bitcoin will be values at upwards toward $50,000.

>>1710156
Are you referring to the $50,000 bitcoin coming? It hasn't even started yet.

>>1710808
You're a dummy. The market has barely even touched btc thus far. It becomes a volatile as the market grows. Meanwhile, fiat around the world is fighting a losing battle to maintain value. Bitcoin is a deflationary system. Have fun complaining from the sidelines nocoiner.

>>1706416
The US market was actually 25 trillion as of 2015. The global market was 60 trillion. The point being, bitcoin's current market cap is pennies compared to the global market. It hasn't even made a ripple yet.