Re:Long Island Iced Tea Soars 500% After Changing Its Name t...
by s17n on Thursday December 21, 2017 @10:30AM
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$500,000: BTC market cap approximately equal to value of all mined gold.
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Re:Long Island Iced Tea Soars 500% After Changing Its Name t...
by ghostbrainalpha on Thursday December 21, 2017 @03:06PM
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I see that number all the time as well, but i'm confused.
There is less than 2 Trillion in Gold in the entire world. If you divide 2 Trillion / 21 Million (total number of possible bitcoins), you would get BTC of $100,000 equals the market cap of Gold. Not $500,000.
By my math BTC of $500,000 would be 5x the market cap of gold. Would someone explain how my math is wrong?
Re:Long Island Iced Tea Soars 500% After Changing Its Name t...
by bpicolo on Thursday December 21, 2017 @10:34AM
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There's really no actual reason it should have value equal to the value of all mined gold though.
Re:Long Island Iced Tea Soars 500% After Changing Its Name t...
by ryanwaggoner on Thursday December 21, 2017 @11:10AM
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There’s no actual reason that gold should have the value it does, either, other than the global shared delusion of it as a store of value.
Re:Long Island Iced Tea Soars 500% After Changing Its Name t...
by down on Thursday December 21, 2017 @10:48AM
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yes, bitcoin is better then gold, will probably get higher