BTC $91,023.00 (-2.60%)

ETH $3,155.80 (-3.94%)

XRP $2.15 (-6.99%)

BNB $896.56 (-2.20%)

SOL $136.10 (-3.43%)

TRX $0.30 (+1.08%)

DOGE $0.15 (-2.72%)

ADA $0.40 (-4.36%)

BCH $628.02 (-1.41%)

LINK $13.40 (-4.24%)

LEO $9.17 (+2.40%)

XMR $434.19 (-2.12%)

ZEC $469.39 (-7.28%)

XLM $0.23 (-4.00%)

SUI $1.81 (-4.28%)

HYPE $26.81 (-4.60%)

LTC $81.49 (-2.69%)

AVAX $14.07 (-3.04%)

HBAR $0.12 (-4.30%)

SHIB $0.00 (-3.25%)

BTC $91,023.00 (-2.60%)

ETH $3,155.80 (-3.94%)

XRP $2.15 (-6.99%)

BNB $896.56 (-2.20%)

SOL $136.10 (-3.43%)

TRX $0.30 (+1.08%)

DOGE $0.15 (-2.72%)

ADA $0.40 (-4.36%)

BCH $628.02 (-1.41%)

LINK $13.40 (-4.24%)

LEO $9.17 (+2.40%)

XMR $434.19 (-2.12%)

ZEC $469.39 (-7.28%)

XLM $0.23 (-4.00%)

SUI $1.81 (-4.28%)

HYPE $26.81 (-4.60%)

LTC $81.49 (-2.69%)

AVAX $14.07 (-3.04%)

HBAR $0.12 (-4.30%)

SHIB $0.00 (-3.25%)

Bubble

A Bubble is a market situation where investors in the market drive prices up above their “real value”. Following that, there is a market price correction where prices drop rapidly. Famous examples of Bubbles is the The Dutch Tulip Bubble (also known as a Tulipomania), 1634-1637 and the Dot.com Bubble (late 1990s). Some people argue that Bitcoin’s price development in Dec 2017-Jan 2018 had bubble-characteristics.