WAVES Price Speculation Thread

bogdanberkut (53)in #cryptocurrency • 9 years ago

Realistically speaking and as it stands:
5445.83 BTC have been raised.

According to this spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xxP6h3zFVtGbhmKT4yjBdRd4oC77CQ4R623TFWjA_qo/htmlview#gid=1885855148 (which is relatively accurate or at least a good basis to work from) we can get a reasonable idea of the price direction waves is headed for.

Based on a presale amount of 6400 BTC the current price per wave is 0.028 usd/7529 satoshi... lets round it off and call it 0.02 usd/7000 satoshis per wave considering the current presale amount stands at under 6000 BTC. Using the same spreadsheet and if the ICO/presale hits 13200 BTC (which is a realistic end of presale number) one wave will cost 0.058usd/15529 satoshi. For arguments sake lets say at launch when waves is added to exchanges an additional 15000 btc worth of waves (ball park figure) are bought by investors within the first week/2weeks/month... that means (at least speculatively) a single wave will be worth more or less 0.16 usd... beyond speculation this is of course relative to the bitcoin price which is on the rise... realistically and on a high note 0.3 to 0.5 usd per wave is an accurate entry level number to expect (which is a good thing because more people will buy).

I have no doubt in the potential of this coin and I wont be surprised if we see 10 usd within the first 12-16 months after its release.

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9 years ago in #cryptocurrency by bogdanberkut (53)

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jesselivermore (51) 9 years ago (edited)

Haven't read one logical reason on BCT to buy into this ICO. Why does the world need Waves? Best I can tell is it's being pumped by price-interested schmucks who have no idea what the use of Waves is.