le bitcoin (en particulier) représente un excellent honeypot ...

(Le nombre d'adresses utilisateur différentes par jour de la blockchain est par exemple visible ici.)It’s straightforward to calculate a value for Bitcoin based on the number of active users. Wheatley and co fit the data to a generalized Metcalfe’s Law that allows them to tweak the parameters, arriving at an exponent of 1.69 (...)
According to the generalized Metcalfe’s Law, Bitcoin is significantly overvalued, even after the crash at the end of 2017.
(security = titre, stock = action)If ripple was to be classified as a security, its sale would be subject to much more stringent regulations in the U.S., making it more akin to a stock than a cryptocurrency.
HODL On: In Defense of Bitcoin's Best Investment StrategyAs♠ a écrit :Suffit de HODL et tout finira par aller mieux
A paper published last October by the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley entitled "Do Day Traders Rationally Learn About Their Ability?" used nearly 15 years of stock market day trading data to conclude that all day traders are irrational, the vast majority of day traders lose money, and even when day traders are successful, they "irrationally attribute success disproportionately to their ability rather than luck."
This sounds exactly like the crypto trader. Any post you see mocking HODL is likely someone who thinks they are really smart because they made money by trading crypto last year.
Of course, their success was due to their unique trading ability and not the fact that the entire market rose like a rocket.
Pour le moment, les crypto déchaînent les passions sans qu'on sache bien où ça va aller ...Tugdual a écrit :Bientôt le FedCoin :
2.55 GW !Estimée aujourd’hui à au moins 2.55 GW, [...]