Bitcoin owners will never be able

to cash bitcoins

for its exchange value:

 

Bitcoin derivatives:

At this moment in time, Bitcoin appears to be one of the most speculative financial instruments available on the market. Believe it or not, Bitcoin even has a futures derivatives market. These are products that offer yet more risk. For example; on its Perpetual Bitcoin/USD Swap Contracts, BitMEX offers up to 100x leverage! But, to really understand why Bitcoin is eventually headed for a crash, consider the most famous market bubble in history.

 

The Dutch Tulip Mania:

In the 17th century, formal futures markets developed in the Dutch Republic, providing the infrastructure for a massive bubble in the price of tulip bulbs. The tulip first became fashionable in France, where early modern ladies of the aristocracy began sporting the flower on their dresses. From there on, the tulip became the flower to show off social status and wealth. The demand for bulbs subsequently skyrocketed, and prices followed suit. At the peak of Tulip Mania in 1637, a single tulip bulb could cost as much as 10,000 gilders, the price of a nice middle-class townhouse in Amsterdam. According to one author, 12 acres of land was once offered for one rare bulb. For a flower bulb!

 

Of course, the bubble eventually burst. The price of tulip bulbs collapsed, and fortunes in perceived value disappeared overnight. Now, consider whom the people were, who took part in the Dutch Tulip Mania, and compare them to the majority of Bitcoin owners, it seems both groups share the same shortcomings. Both groups are speculators betting on a hot new product. A good premise is to compare the investment sophistication of the Dutch tulip investors, and today’s Bitcoin buyers, because formal futures markets for Bitcoin were only recently developed. The Dutch tulip buyers were inherently unsophisticated investors. All of them. They simply didn’t have the experience.

 

The majority of today’s Bitcoin buyers are generally younger, so they share the same inexperience. For many Bitcoin buyers, it probably represents their first real investment. They simply don’t have experience in risk management. This becomes clear when considering some are buying products with 100x leverage!

 

Bitcoin could be the tulip mania of the 21st century with the development of a textbook bubble that could be setting itself up for an eventual crash. But, there’s another similarity to the Dutch tulip story that often is overlooked, and that actually provides a bullish outlook for the – blockchain – technology.

 

Blockchain technology:

Truth is, the Dutch tulip bubble never really ended, it evolved. The price of tulip bulbs collapsed in the 17th century. But the flower industry at large eventually recovered and has never been bigger. Global floral production value is currently estimated at $55 billion.

 

People still pay thousands for rare flowers. In fact, an anonymous buyer paid over $200,000 for a rare orchid in 2005. And that’s not even considered the most expensive flower in the world. The tulip singled out as a product may have lost favour, but the collapse of the tulip market didn’t completely kill the flower market. In the same way, don’t expect a collapse of Bitcoin prices, to completely kill the blockchain-based currency market.

Bitcoin is simply one product of many blockchain-based currencies.

A crash in Bitcoin would not throw a wrench in the blockchain-based revolution, as there is no doubt that blockchain technologies are the future. In fact, quite a number of bank chains and large financial institutions are currently researching how to implement blockchain technology into their own systems. It has already been proven to eliminate the necessity for verification, improve security, while new applications are being tested every day. So, while Bitcoin itself could eventually be headed for a crash, the blockchain technologies that are supporting all these digital currencies seem set for an unprecedented growth.

 

The real danger for Bitcoin:

Here is the math why 99% of current Bitcoin owners will never be able to sell bitcoins for anything close to its perceived exchange value.

  • Bitcoins currently in circulation: Roughly 16,350,000
  • Current Bitcoin price vs. the USD: Roughly $2500
  • 1,000 bitcoins represent roughly 006% of the total number of Bitcoins that exist.

 

The average drop in Bitcoin price from a selloff of just 1,000 bitcoins, is $30 – see raw data of price moves at Bitcoincharts.com.

 

Estimated drop in the Bitcoin price that would occur from the sale of 10,000 bitcoins – just 0.06% of the Bitcoin supply – is a $300.

Estimated drop in Bitcoin price from the sale of 100,000 bitcoins – just 0.6% of the Bitcoin supply: $3000. But wait, Bitcoin is only worth $2,500, so wouldn’t a selloff of 100,000 Bitcoins cause the price to plunge the price toward zero? YES, it would.

 

If just 1% of current Bitcoin owners try to sell all their Bitcoins, the ‘value’ of Bitcoin; would Approach $ZERO.

 

What percentage of current Bitcoin owners think ALL their Bitcoins are worth 100% of the current high price?

The actual percentage of current Bitcoin owners who can unload Bitcoins without crashing Bitcoin values toward zero, is Perhaps 1% – 2%, and even that percentage may prove to be too high.

Consequently, the percentage of current Bitcoin owners who are going to learn a very expensive lesson from this modern-day “tulip bulb mania” is Perhaps 98% – 99%.

 

Conclusion:

Bitcoin values are illusory and do not represent real value when attempting to exit the system. Besides, an insider whose name cannot be disclosed, for security reasons, has said:

 

“Bitcoin is the cabal’s money for drugs payment transfers.”

 

The extreme rise in the price of Bitcoin in such a short period of time from $1,000 to $2,500 occurred because the Federal Reserve is the owner of the majority of Bitcoins in circulation, and it has decided to rid itself of a competing currency by driving up the price with purchases, while accumulating an ever larger position, which then will be suddenly dumped in order to crash the market and scare away potential users of Bitcoins and other cryptos. Take into account that the Fed can create all the money it wishes and therefore it doesn’t have to worry about losses.

 

The problem with crypto currencies is that while Bitcoin cannot be increased in supply, this will eventually cause its demise, while other crypto currencies can be created at will and run the risk of encountering the same fate. In order to be trusted, each crypto currency has to have a limited supply, while on the other hand, paradoxically, an endless number of different crypto currencies could be created that would greatly increase the supply of crypto currencies in general.

 

It is quite clear that Bitcoin can only aim to be a derivative of the dollar, or any other fiat currency. In other words; it is allied with the existing monetary currencies. It doesn’t have a feature anything greater than that: it doesn’t have an independent, sovereign value in of itself, like gold. Bitcoin unlike gold or silver is not physical – something of substantial existence with intrinsic value.

 

No one can deny that the dollar itself is a fiat currency, and that in all of history, absolutely all fiat currencies have ended in total collapse regarding exchange value. So, what is the future of Bitcoin, and by extension of all other cryptos, when the fiat dollar and all other paper currencies finally crash? Without a testimonial value, what will be the value of a Bitcoin then? Zero.

 

Bitcoin is a non-thing. It will never be able to have an independent, sovereign value on its own, because it is not backed by anything. It is as equally unbacked as all today’s currencies in the world. Only gold or silver backed crypto currencies are viable and will endure the test of time. In a follow-up essay the digital cash currency Dash will be highlighted.

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