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[Anonymous No.9668964]

How much are sky hours going to be worth + how is that price determined

[Anonymous No.9669007]

>>9668964
My bet is on $0.7-9. Maybe round to 10 cents if you want, but it sounds kinda high for 24 hours. I would imagine it's maybe $2-3 a day if you ever plan on paying back the hardware. I'm guessing the miners cost $500-600 for the end facing product. So that would make sense at around $2.50 a day to payoff and make a 20% profit when all said and done.

[Anonymous No.9669022]

>>9669007
>$0.07-9
Meant $0.07-$0.09.

[Anonymous No.9669341]

>>9668964

They've clearly stated that the price of a skyhour will be determined by the market. There's no telling of how much it'll be worth anon. Could be a few cents, could be dollars.

[Anonymous No.9669379]

>>9668964
Realistically, between 1 cent and 10 cents but it will depend on the value of Skycoin. If SKY hits $800 in the next year as predicted then it won't be easy for newcomers to earn many Coin Hours, making them much more valuable.

[Anonymous No.9669427]

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[Anonymous No.9669465]

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[Anonymous No.9669516]

>>9668964
Ok I did some math. It will probably be closer to 70k CH

Let's say the coin hour inflation = 15% of the sky value a year.

6.66 x 365 x 24 = 58400CH

So realistically we will see 120k-200k SKYhours = 1 SKY This would give us a current USD price of .0002 rounded up.

[Anonymous No.9669656]

>>9669379
>$800 in the next year as predicted

Predicted by whom? Skycoin is in the precarious position of stepping on too many toes, it seems hard that it could get so much adoption to reach the pricetag you mention in a year

[Anonymous No.9669919]

>>9669656
Crypto is all about stepping on toes.

[Anonymous No.9669955]

>>9669656
by synth. and that whale last night