Post got banned on r/bitcoin so trying here.. Bitcoin is only worth what someone else is willing to pay for it. If sentiment changes, governments crack down on it, or a few large holders start selling, why couldn’t it eventually become worthless? What gives it a long-term floor of value beyond people simply believing it has value? One thing I’ve always wondered: what if Satoshi’s wallet suddenly became active? If one person (or a small group) controls that much Bitcoin, isn’t that a major risk to the ecosystem? submitted by /u/kungfushaolin [link] [Kommentare]
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853 US companies are valued at $1B+. According to SVB, fewer than 5% meet the revenue + efficiency bar required to go public
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