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Kryptovaluta 💰 (Part 1)

HÄper vi fÄr en ny bunn her pÄ/over 300 usd, det lover i sÄ fall godt for videre utvikling

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So ein Ding: Bitcoin & Blockchain

Rollercoaster Crash: Top 4 Reasons For Deflation - Hidden Secrets Of Money 6 (Mike Maloney)

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http://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2015/11/77467-bitbond-launches-bitcoin-purchasing-power-index-bitcoinppi/

IMF ‘unable’ to supply the currency needed to counter speculative attack using bitcoin

Speculative Attack
http://nakamotoinstitute.org/mempool/speculative-attack/

Hyperbitcoinization
http://nakamotoinstitute.org/mempool/hyperbitcoinization/

Bitcoin Balances Yield Higher Return Than German Government Bonds

The Secret To Saving 20%-50% On Amazon - and It’s Not Using Coupon Codes

TechTalk 11/17/15 - Blockchain: The Part of the Iceberg Beneath Bitcoin

Bitcoin: The real value remains in the network

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Network-to-fee ratio i stedet for p/e. Interessant :slight_smile:. Skal sÞke opp det. Hvordan mÄler man nettverket? SÄ akkurat nÄ skulle en p/e pÄ 10 (n/f) tilsvare en bitcoin verdi pÄ 386 dollar altsÄ. Vi er jo ikke der nÄ.

Jeg vurderer sterkt Ä Þke nÄ.

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Interessant ja. Gi lyd nÄr du finner ut noe mer :slight_smile:

U.S. Drone Whistleblowers’ Financial Accounts Frozen

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Since $1,000 bitcoin in late 2013, the price is down by three quarters whilst the fees have halved. When we measure a stock’s valuation, we might use a PE ratio – that is market cap / profits with units in years (it’s not actually a ratio). Applying this to bitcoin, the cap to weekly fees ratio (CFR) has fallen back below 7 having traded at a post 2011 average of 13.

Looking at this, bitcoin actually got cheaper between 2011 and 2013, because the price advance from $2.50, when fees were $60 a week, to a price of $50 with fees of $15,000. In other words, fees grew 300 times when bitcoin appreciated by 24 times in dollar terms. It therefore became cheaper as it rose; just like a surging dotcom stock but with genuine growth EXCEEDING speculation.

That changed in 2013 when fee growth was around 5x, whilst price moved by 20x to the mini-bubble peak of 2013. Price found it easy to surge because with a cap to fees ratio of just 3 in the summer, it was too low to start with. It rose to 13 at the $1,000 peak which no longer offered value.

http://www.atlaspulse.com/bitcoin-a-million-transactions-per-week-10681/

The good news is that with the CFR below 7, there is some value reappearing. Furthermore, there are renewed signs of network growth from both transactions and fees. Finally, the price is above $200. If bitcoin was bust, it would be below $1. The truth is that it’s alive and kicking. People are building great applications and the future remains exciting.

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WHAT DETERMINES THE VALUE OF BITCOIN?

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/determines-value-bitcoin/

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Usikker pÄ hva de mener med cap, men hvis man deler marked cap med 10000 og sÄ deler dette med summen av gebyr i en uke, ser matten ut til Ä stemme. Vi ender da opp pÄ en CFR pÄ 8,25 i dag.

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Synes det virker som utviklingen fÞlger mitt scenario. Her er det bare Ä vÊre tÄlmodig frem til det virkelige rallyet som jeg tror kommer i H1 2016

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Minner om denne fra @Jadda men tror ikke vi mÄ vente helt til juni

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