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Why Nobody Can Value Bitcoin
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Is Bitcoin cheap at $80,000? How do you value Bitcoin at all? 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. A company has future cash flows, a bond has contractual payments, real estate has rents. Bitcoin has none of that, because its value is almost entirely monetary. Gold is the closest comparison: no one has a discounted cash flow model for an ounce of gold, and its monetary premium can expand or contract enormously without anything about the metal changing. Bitcoin takes that dynamic even further. That is why repricings can be this fast in both directions. Every Bitcoin valuation model eventually has to make a judgment about future monetary demand, and there is not a spreadsheet that can solve that for you. Not investment advice. Past performance is not…
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Is Bitcoin cheap at $80,000? How do you value Bitcoin at all? 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. A company has future cash flows, a bond has contractual payments, real estate has rents. Bitcoin has none of that, because its value is almost entirely monetary. Gold is the closest comparison: no one has a discounted cash flow model for an ounce of gold, and its monetary premium can expand or contract enormously without anything about the metal changing. Bitcoin takes that dynamic even further. That is why repricings can be this fast in both directions. Every Bitcoin valuation model eventually has to make a judgment about future monetary demand, and there is not a spreadsheet that can solve that for you. Not investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. #bitcoin #btc #investing #finance #economics