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n order to value a cryptocurrency, we need to start with what it really is and what a substitute good will be. This is important as all things, including money, have alternatives.

BTC—1 MB (simple transactions)
BCH—8 MB (16-MB burst)
BSV—64 MB (today, and 512 MB within 6 months, 2 GB in a year)
No, the value of the transactions as they are, as a potential, are in the order of $0.005 USD a transaction as they stand. Other uses (such as EDI) would be more, but only BSV is set for these.

Let us look at this in terms of processing capacity:

BTC—4,000 simple transactions—$20 a block
BCH—32,000–35,000 transactions—$160 a block
BSV—200,000–300,000 transactions a block now, and getting close to 1 million in the next 6 months—$1,500–$8,000 a block
These are the miner rewards for use.

All of these systems have a reward subsidy of 12.5 bitcoin (in the various respective forms) a block, and all will halve in 2020 to a lower subsidy of 6.25. So, a base idea of value will come from use. At worst, you could expect (excluding the impact of the better system wiping out the worst ones altogether) the minimum coin value at market to be the block earnings divided by the utility as capacity.

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>>11653762

You can go to bed now Greg.