BTC $86,396.00 (-0.29%)

ETH $2,825.29 (+0.26%)

XRP $2.08 (+1.52%)

BNB $839.70 (-0.78%)

SOL $130.99 (+0.16%)

TRX $0.28 (+0.54%)

DOGE $0.15 (+0.15%)

ADA $0.41 (-0.68%)

BCH $551.42 (+1.51%)

ZEC $565.22 (-2.01%)

LEO $9.49 (+0.04%)

LINK $12.55 (+0.12%)

HYPE $31.06 (+0.88%)

XLM $0.24 (+1.55%)

XMR $383.20 (-3.08%)

LTC $83.47 (+0.51%)

HBAR $0.14 (-1.37%)

AVAX $13.42 (+0.96%)

SUI $1.38 (+1.77%)

SHIB $0.00 (+1.47%)

BTC $86,396.00 (-0.29%)

ETH $2,825.29 (+0.26%)

XRP $2.08 (+1.52%)

BNB $839.70 (-0.78%)

SOL $130.99 (+0.16%)

TRX $0.28 (+0.54%)

DOGE $0.15 (+0.15%)

ADA $0.41 (-0.68%)

BCH $551.42 (+1.51%)

ZEC $565.22 (-2.01%)

LEO $9.49 (+0.04%)

LINK $12.55 (+0.12%)

HYPE $31.06 (+0.88%)

XLM $0.24 (+1.55%)

XMR $383.20 (-3.08%)

LTC $83.47 (+0.51%)

HBAR $0.14 (-1.37%)

AVAX $13.42 (+0.96%)

SUI $1.38 (+1.77%)

SHIB $0.00 (+1.47%)

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.