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BITCOIN: Is Bitcoin a reasonable investment? (Part II)

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BITCOIN: Is Bitcoin a reasonable investment? (Part II)

This post is the continuation of the previous one "BITCOIN: Bitcoin flows, is Bitcoin a bubble? (Part I)" where we talked about the recent trends in Bitcoin and the formation of a bubble about it. We observed that despite the current rise of Bitcoin price, the situation in relative terms with the volume of transactions as remained the same, that means that following this analysis we are in an equally good scenario today as we were 2 years ago (obviously not considering the future evolution of the Bitcoin transactions). In this post however we are going to try to analyze the value of Bitcoin not in relative terms but in absolute ones. To start with we will observe the current volume of transactions, to date 16/07/2017 we observe that it has a value of 461,3 M$, if we put it in annual terms we get a volume of transactions per year of 168400 M$. This figure will be one the metrics that we will use to value if Bitcoin is cheap or expensive. We also need to present another m...

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