Quote from: LogitechMouse on September 21, 2019, 12:39:39 PM

Quote from: Daddeus65 on September 19, 2019, 05:51:28 PM

Wouldn't that create demand, and result in an increasing price for ETH? Is it safe to say it's being price suppressed? Or do I not understand how the platform works?

Take note that the supply of Ethereum is also infinite so that also affect the price of it.

Last year, we are in the year of the correction. In 2017 it went up to ATH at $1300+ but now it's price is at $200. Because of the bear market that happened last year that is why it is below the actual value. I'm expecting that the rise of Ethereum will start next year when ETH 2.0 will be implemented.

Scarcity drives price. So if the supply of Eth is infinite, wouldn't price likely always stay relatively low? Also what do people actually need to buy ETH for, to get the gas right? But 1 ETH is more than enough gas to run an entire project? So how often do projects like Harbor have to buy ETH?