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RE: Are crypto assets like real estate? Is there a bubble?
Cryptocurrencies aren't companies. And the value is subjective. What is a Bitcoin worth? Whatever speculators decide.
Cryptocurrencies aren't companies. And the value is subjective. What is a Bitcoin worth? Whatever speculators decide.
It's true that cryptocurrencies aren't companies. But company share value is also subjective and often speculative. Is that really your basis for believing that cryptos can't become obscure and worthless?
I think it depends on the crypto and why it is created. Coins which just are currency are going to be the ones that become worthless but a lot of them actually do stuff so it depends. A currency with a community attached wont be worthless. In any case, I think the shakeout is natural and money will flow to better tokens over time.
Then we're in agreement.
My only point of contention would be that a coin can have a community now but none in ten years, or a very obscure and small community.
True, the problem with having stupid designs for technology is they don't evolve with the times. I like Tezos and Tauchain for a reason. In nature the species best able to adapt is usually the one to survive the changing environment. In a fast changing environment it is adaptability and evolvability which count.
Look into Tezos and Tauchain as soon as you get a chance if you're into the long term game.