Had a few worths on this auction and like to expand the discussion...
What do we think about it and are there many other moments which created a historical piece that could provide high prices in BTC or FIAT terms?
And with what kind of others pieces can we compare a piece like this one..
https://x.com/BTC_Archive/status/1783424287438713334
I've not bought paper in a while, if it were only priced in dollars, so about $1,000,000.00 I just would have thought inflation was just bad.
But 16BTC seems a bit much for a bit of paper and some writing on it.
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"Scotland's power-sharing government collapses as SNP and Greens end deal"
Who would have guessed two camps of crazy left wing communists not agreeing with each other eventually?
One camp is led by someone who literally hates the indigenous people, the other hates that the last 200 years of technical advancement happened.
would it be worth more as this Einstein note over time?
https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/einstein-handwritten-notes-auction/index.html
*In terms of FIAT not in terms of 16 BTC ...
I mean in terms of FIAT stricktly, would it be a good investment comparing with a paper like the Einstein one or compared with a Football, Pokemon card etc
It seems to be a historical collectible just like the newspaper where BTC was mentioned for the first time...(I do remember an auction for the paper was held on this forum, but can't find the link anymore, if someone can add it in this thread its merit worthy imo...)
Could this BTC outperform a lot of them? It could act like a cool piece on the wall, but better like some famous paintings etc??
Pieces with historical mentionings got value, but whats the correct price or how can we value a specific paper like this one and which will follow this Buy Bitcoin paper in the future?
There gotta be more of them...
What do we think about it and are there many other moments which created a historical piece that could provide high prices in BTC or FIAT terms?
And with what kind of others pieces can we compare a piece like this one..
https://x.com/BTC_Archive/status/1783424287438713334
I've not bought paper in a while, if it were only priced in dollars, so about $1,000,000.00 I just would have thought inflation was just bad.
But 16BTC seems a bit much for a bit of paper and some writing on it.
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"Scotland's power-sharing government collapses as SNP and Greens end deal"
Who would have guessed two camps of crazy left wing communists not agreeing with each other eventually?
One camp is led by someone who literally hates the indigenous people, the other hates that the last 200 years of technical advancement happened.
would it be worth more as this Einstein note over time?
https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/einstein-handwritten-notes-auction/index.html
*In terms of FIAT not in terms of 16 BTC ...
I mean in terms of FIAT stricktly, would it be a good investment comparing with a paper like the Einstein one or compared with a Football, Pokemon card etc
It seems to be a historical collectible just like the newspaper where BTC was mentioned for the first time...(I do remember an auction for the paper was held on this forum, but can't find the link anymore, if someone can add it in this thread its merit worthy imo...)
Could this BTC outperform a lot of them? It could act like a cool piece on the wall, but better like some famous paintings etc??
Pieces with historical mentionings got value, but whats the correct price or how can we value a specific paper like this one and which will follow this Buy Bitcoin paper in the future?
There gotta be more of them...
Personally I think I was more about sending a message to the public to impose some kind of thought to buy bitcoin, unless so I don't see a reason worth spending a million dollar on a piece of paper.
Compared to Einstein note I think this piece of paper could pn e day be sought for as a memorable historical art of bitcoin from its early days and it could be some kind of relic that bitcoin enthusiast would want to have making it to gain price in the black Market.
Thigns are priced by the amount of value given to them by a person or the public at large, so yeah it's possible to continue to grow in value as long as people continue to view it that way.