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Hes a smart guy (biology professor) but was a silly question.
This was my response. Decent way to conceptualize how markets function.
I think he's asking why someone doesn't buy a small amount of Bitcoin ABOVE the asking price, at $100,000. In order to be "making history by being the first 100k order".
It's a weird question with some mistakes, but I find it refreshing he's doing his pathfinding in public in good faith.
In the perverted world of Bitcoin, paying a high price is somehow a good thing.
In this case it would be something like "memorabilia".
"In the perverted world of books and music, paying a high price for a limited edition print is somehow a good thing"
Don't be obtuse.
No, paying a high price is never a good thing, not in memorabilia either. If you can pick up a Picasso on a flea market for $100 it's still a Picasso and a steal and good for you. Too bad for the seller if they're unaware of the market value of their merchandise.
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