Surely this isn't catching on

>>1018414
>Will this ever be mainstream
Nope

>>1019792
>>1019832
lmao gtfo of here you worthless altcoin shill.

>>1019886
Bitcoin is dying

>>1018414
Where do you live?

These signs are up everywhere in london

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>>1019963
WHY are all you non experienced NEETS saying Bitcoin is dying? This is a two-year chart. Obviously a fucking uptrend.

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Yes. Yes it will.

>>1020771

I have one simple questions. What determines the value of a bitcoin?

>>1020808
The free market.

>>1020942

Can you specifiy? Is it's value only determined by how many people are willing to buy it and for which price? Is there any other factor that influences it's value aside from exchanges where people purchase with their USD/EUR/we ?

>>1020944
> value only determined by how many people are willing to buy it and for which price?

Thats how markets work. People buying and selling sets the market price. Just like stocks, commodities, FX.

>>1020953

Why do people buy it then? If the only factor determining it's value is the price at which people buy it, then that means it's completely worthless and it's only 'use' is an item of financial speculation with high volatility.

Surely that can't be it??? Is the value of bit coin in no way affected by the physical part of the economy?

If not, is it just a matter of time until it does?

As someone thinking about investing in bitcoin (as in long term, not short term speculation in hopes to make quick profit) I'm just blown away by the fact that there seems to be NO information out there from which to extrapolate it's development...

>>1020964
How valuable something is is determined by how much people value something. This is expressed in the market price which is an expression of buying and selling action on the open market.
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