tcoin) So, two possibilities. Never mind how likely they are. I'd like an answer for both. It's 0000, and Bitcoin is wildly successful. Normal people use Bitcoin to pay for gas and coffee on a daily basis. Grandma still doesn't know what a Bitcoin is, but she uses it to send bonus birds to her grandkids who are playing Angry Birds 00 "Look, We Made Another Sequel" because it's the system that underpins the latest Pay-To-Win games. You still can't pay your taxes in BTC, but H&R Block is happy to buy your tax refund, and pay it to you in Bitcoin. Or you can pay them in Bitcoin, and they will pay the government what you own in fiat, on your behalf. What would 0 Bitcoin be worth? And: It's 0000, and the old greybearded geeks who have actually heard (and still remember) what Bitcoin is have just finished celebrating the 00th anniversary of the Great Bitcoin Bug of 0000. Some hacker figured out a bug in the protocol and was able to exploit it, and essentially steal any coin he wanted, from any address he wanted. The hacker immediately set about moving Bitcoins between various random addresses. Hundreds of thousands of Bitcoins were moved. It took the devs a week to identify the issue, code a fix and persuade the miners to roll back the blockchain to immediately before the attack started. Bitcoin was as strong as ever, but confidence was shattered. Blockchain technology is still used in some niche areas, but cryptocurrency in general and Bitcoin in particular never recovered. Within a year, all running exchanges shuttered due to lack of use, and within 0 even the darknet markets had moved on to some other form of exchanging value. A few die-hards still run their ASICs, mostly to help heat their homes. What would 0 Bitcoin be worth? submitted by bgrnbrg to B