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Is Bitcoin Cheap? Why Nobody Can Tell
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Is Bitcoin cheap at $80,000? Fair value or bubble? Cory Klippsten explains why the honest answer is that nobody knows: Bitcoin has no conventional valuation anchor, and that is not the same thing as saying it has no value. The full argument: why there is no anchor (no cash flows, no coupons, no rents), what actually changed in the week Bitcoin went from around $64,000 to above $80,000, why every valuation model eventually has to make a judgment about future monetary demand, where the strongest skeptic has a point about the missing cash flow backstop, and why "no intrinsic value" mixes up two very different ideas. #bitcoin #btc #investing #finance #economics
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Is Bitcoin cheap at $80,000? Fair value or bubble? Cory Klippsten explains why the honest answer is that nobody knows: Bitcoin has no conventional valuation anchor, and that is not the same thing as saying it has no value. The full argument: why there is no anchor (no cash flows, no coupons, no rents), what actually changed in the week Bitcoin went from around $64,000 to above $80,000, why every valuation model eventually has to make a judgment about future monetary demand, where the strongest skeptic has a point about the missing cash flow backstop, and why "no intrinsic value" mixes up two very different ideas. #bitcoin #btc #investing #finance #economics