How to calculate coin valuation and inflation?

there isn't, you have to pay attention to developments in the tech, see who's saying they're interested, and literally speculate

Inflation is easy:
(24 hours / block time) * coins per block * current price.

Valuation is purely speculation.

actually...maybe you could do something with lending rates?

buy high, sell low

>>2735262
something on lines of: If i buy this coin today at this price, how long will it take to at least make my money back lending at so and so rate, over this many periods

>>2735232
coin price + coin market cap/54

have fun

>>2735289
And the amount of time to make your money back would determine whether or not you choose to buy at current prices. And if you have a specific time period in mind, then this is where a over, undervalued, or required coin price can come from

>>2735295
>coin price + coin market cap/54

54? why? weeks?

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>>2735317
>give you a real calculation
>you ignore it and fall for the joke calculation that means nothing

>>2735317
yes, plus two additional "slippage weeks" to account for price fluctuations and lost ground retracements in price.

>>2735363
2532.04 + (41,614,804.095 / 54) = almost 800k

you think this is a rough current valuation of what bitcoin should be, or am I misinterpreting something?

Coinmarketcap.com

>>2735398
That's the price gain in market cap over the next week.

>>2735411
oh I see, sorry

http://www.investopedia.com/walkthrough/corporate-finance/4/npv-irr/payback-rule.aspx

similar to what I was describing

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>>2735317
>>2735398
>>2735411
>>2735414

kek

>>2735764
leave me alone man, just trying to find somewhere to invest my 100k

>>2735232
as an economist:

Currency A: Inflation x_a
Currency B: Inflation x_b

fair price V today A/B at time T:

V(T) = spot_price*exp((x_a-x_b)*T)

t. i price fx options

good thread