DOT COM Bubble was $5T, why do people compare crypto market cap when it's a fraction of that?

DOT COM Bubble was $5T, why do people compare crypto market cap when it's a fraction of that?

Seems like we may be a few more cycles away from some serious numbers?

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You should use quant brah.

Because people here think < 1 trillion global mcap is "mainstream" lol.

Crypto has atleast 10+ years development to go b4 will be ready for mainstream adoption

kek. the whole market is setting up for a 10x. 2-3 trillion within 8 months.

>peak market cap $.8T USD for literally worthless ponzi coins without any real usage
>"we're still CYCLES away from a bubble, right guys?"
fucking kek OP is retarded

sage

If you think crypto is based on 0 value and it is only a ponzi, you are not gonna make it

Kek if you think these shitcoins useless you should look at some of the failed IPOs during dotcom. Stuff that make link look useful in comparison

Fuck you tranny. Link will kill your fucking parents.

Because the dotcom bubble involved real companies with real services, like Ebay, Amazon, and, Akamai.

Cryptocurrency is just tokens that produce no cash flows and have no tangible products.

crypto market cap and stock market caps are two very different things
real money represents entire stock market cap, but a shitcoin can have a mc of 100b while only having a circulating supply of 1/10th that and a traded volume of like $100,000

Why did you draw that line on the chart?

>Cryptocurrency is just tokens that produce no cash flows and have no tangible products.

Amazon doesn't pay dividends or do buybacks. Holders don't earn anything by the virtue of holding, so it doesn't generate any revenue for investors.

Theta token tho

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just cuz it looks like it's holding support and that's a monthly chart so maybe strong line

BIX for example is Bibox exchange's token that pays dividends based on weekly volume on the exchange. How is that any different than a stock?

Plz
No, it REALLY didn't
Only about 1/50 dotcoms survived the dotcom bubble
Only about 1/100 companies actually became successful

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I do not understand this argument. What will occur if every company in the future becomes decentralized and their shares are represented by a token instead?

he still thinks cryptocurrencies aren't real hahahahahhahhhahahahhaha

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they are real in the sense monopoly money is "real"

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Absolutely this.

Cryptocurrency is very similar to DOT COM BUBBLE it will deflate and like the Internet will become a global phenomenon- the next multi trillion dollar industry

So you better get in now!

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Gob darnit!!!!
None of you idiots know anything about the dotcom bubble!!!!!!

It was EVEN WORSE than the cryptoboom !!
Everyone and their mom was making an ICO with completely NOTHING behind them.
3/4 of the internet companies were nothing but pure exit scams !!

Atleast crypto has a barrier of entry that you need to be able for make quasi working coin but the DOTCOM bubble had none of that! 100% on paper bs

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Where on that chart did it drop 75%

They are young. Have mercy. I lived through it and I know.

Bitcoin doesn't pay dividends. Who cares if it is worth thousands of times what it was ten years ago. More like buttcoin, heh.

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>Atleast crypto has a barrier of entry that you need to be able for make quasi working coin
Are you literally unironically retarded? Anyone and their mom can create a fucking ERC20 token.
>ICO
It's called IPO, you subhuman.

You is retarded sir.

>Anyone and their mom can create a fucking ERC20 token.

Can you though?

Who actually uses this bit shit again?
Who actually uses the internet again?

It's still at least 10x harder than it was to start a dotcom.