Bitcoin $50,000

[Anonymous No.10566135]

Has there ever been a single "unit" of ANYTHING worth $50,000?

Why would any rational person think a virtual investment asset would be purchased on an exchange for $50,000?

[Anonymous No.10566149]

tulips were worth a lot in their time

[Anonymous No.10566162]

A single unit is a satoshi. If BTC is $50,000 then each sat is only $0.0005.

[Anonymous No.10566183]

>>10566135
A single share of Berkshire Hathaway stock is a ltitle over $300,000 USD right now.

[Anonymous No.10566187]

Lots of Singtel things are 50k
>what is Berkshire Hathaway
>what are diamonds
> what is art

[Anonymous No.10566188]

>>10566135
1 bit = 50 cent

and suddenly it's something with a single "unit" worth 50 cent.

You don't count your gold with it kg right ? at least market doesn't. Market uses gr or oz.

[Anonymous No.10566196]

>>10566135
Holy Gibraltar this roasted is char broiled and crispy

[Anonymous No.10566205]

Berkshire Hathaway A class stock is worth 300k a pop.

[Anonymous No.10566229]

>>10566135
Because only well defined virtual assets can be infinitely scarce in this universe and thus have a high unti price.

[Anonymous No.10566251]

>>10566135

>Why would any rational person think a virtual investment asset would be purchased on an exchange for $50,000?

None of that shit matters bro. If it's price keeps going up more and more people WILL buy it. That's all that matters. We won't see a bullrun before we break 20k. Then suddenly we'll get a new surge of interest and new people will get involved etc etc. The best way to increase adoption is to increase the price. The price of bitcoin is literally everything.

[Anonymous No.10566270]

>>10566135
why are you assuming the unit is BTC and not satoshi?

what do you consider "One Unit of Gold" ? 1 gram? 1 kg? 1 ton? a single ton of gold is like $60MM+

[Anonymous No.10566271]

>>10566135

there are 160 million kilogram of gold on earth.
there are 16 million bitcoins on earth.

how do you measure one "unit" of gold? you dont, you define it yourself. to make it comparable to the uniqueness of bitcoin, one "unit" of gold should be:

1 bitcoin = 10 kg gold.

10 kg gold is roughly worth 400k USD at current prices.

[Anonymous No.10566299]

>>10566135
satoshi is the divisible unit tho, that's what you should be looking at. bitcoin isn't the unit, satoshi is.

[Anonymous No.10566345]

>>10566135
black lotus, alpha, mint

[Anonymous No.10566352]

Gold and shares of Birkshire have reached widespread normie adoption. Tulips, pet rocks and BTC were/are fads which will be forgotten and lost in time like the anal virginity of millenial cucks
*sip

[Anonymous No.10566361]

>>10566135
Viewing BTC as having to be one whole unit is retarded. It's divisible so who the fuck cares if one is worth a lot. Retarded people like you are why high supply coins skyrocket. Ffs.

[Anonymous No.10566369]

>Has there ever been a single "unit" of ANYTHING worth $50,000?


Buffet's old crusty cum sock goes for $304,671 USD a sniff. Yet we have braindead fucktards questioning BTC reaching $1,000,000+

[Anonymous No.10566414]

>BTC is interesting but too expensive for me, I'm going to load up on Ripple because it's a lot cheaper

[Anonymous No.10566435]

>>10566299
bitcoin IS the unit brainlet, because the block reward started with 50 btc, then 25, then 12.5..
You divide the unit in satoshis

[Anonymous No.10566502]

Buffet's stock is the only solid and convincing argument.

The entire attempt to dissect the semantics of BTC and Satoshis and relating it to how you value gold is just your typical coping mechanism to convince yourself you're did the right thing by owning BTC.

The reality is, and the reason I ask myself this same question: how do we get "mainstream" adopters to pay $50,000 for one BTC?
(I don't care about satoshis, or that I'm using BTC/USD as my example).

Seriously: who is buying BH shares for 300k+? And Do you think they'd be willing to buy BTC for $50k+?

[Anonymous No.10566587]

>>10566135
An acre of residential developable land in urban or suburban markets
A cubic yard of gold
A gallon of LSD

[Anonymous No.10566675]

>>10566135

[Anonymous No.10566676]

>>10566135
What's great about bitcoin is that you don't have to buy a whole bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.10566706]

>>10566183
Yeah, class A,
Class B is only around $200 rn.

[Anonymous No.10566744]

>>10566162
This.
A bitcoin can be divided into 100 million units. You can buy as many as you can afford with your obsolete fiat, OP

[Anonymous No.10566800]

>>10566135
How do I long bimbos?

[Anonymous No.10567478]

A gallon of milk will eventually cost $50,000 if the current funbucks™ system lasts forever.

[Anonymous No.10567519]

>>10566135

there will be and it will be worth much worth than 50k for one simple reason - Internet economy is superior to regular boomer economy. To enter into nasdaq investment you need illuminati dollars or other fiats, to enter internet economy you need a bitcoin which is not controlled (in theory) by any governmental unit and most importantly - by the banks and wall street itself

[Anonymous No.10567587]

>>10566135
1 Kilo Gold Bar is close. It’s crazy just like bitcoin it can be broken down into bits and sold by the gram or ounces. I think 1 bitcoin is more like 1 Kilo of Gold.