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>i see your point but i think it would be hard to argue that bat would be 30 cents with almost the entire population of america using the browser?
That's up to you to argue. Give me some kind of statistical inferences. We've had this discussion and you have fallen back upon a non numerical argument.
What about if the entire California, the entire west coast. entire USA, entire Americas, Europe, the world, the universe.
By all means intuitively you would think that having 300 million users that price would increase. I've seen the charts on TG denoting best fit user growth over the next 3 years, but that mysteriously doesn't manifest itself in token price as of yet.
Intuitively - you would expect with hundreds of millions of users, pub ads, SKU, Themis (with potential staking), self serve etc the token price would rise.
You would also expect efficient markets to begin pricing all those in now through speculation. Its a remarkable phenomenon to see that NOT happening. I've been accumulating BAT for years now. The rhetoric you see online from here and reddit is as benign as 'chuck-e-cheese token', 'how to get ads on brave in Kyrgyzstan' all the way to people who state they have been using the browser for a prolonged period of time, and yet still don't know the expanse of utility that BAT is expected to provide and that is in the pipeline right NOW. I understand that markets are irrational - but it often feels it's actually me that is irrational when you look at BAT price movements. The team and minds behind BAT are world class. The solutions they develop to problems are seemingly perfect, a win-win for advertisers and users. It's bizzare that the market doesn't see that too. It doesn't bother me. I'm going to keep buying - and either be the largest financial mistake of my life, or a home run hit.