I hope it does collapse, and when it's $50 I'm going to buy a whole bunch--because it's a limited comodity, and this might slow down desire to grow bitcoin mining farms--and w/ less supply, demand goes up, and w/ more demand, price will inevitably rise again - especially w/ so many businesses now using it. -- This is obviously a rehash of garbage content from other fear-mongering reporters who obviously don't know shit about Bitcoin and currency in general --other than the article/articles that they are rephrasing in their own words to look sophisticated.<p>Even at $50 a coin--it would still NOT be considered a collapse--as long as anyone holds it or trades it, or any business accepts it--which thousands have based their WHOLE business on bitcoin, so yeah--not going anywhere...<p>Values will drop, but that's happed all the time, it's a very volatile currency--but that's also why there's so much profit potential--wait for $100, but up 10 bitcoins @ 1000, then watch it shoot to $2000/coin and rake in the profits...<p>Banks have failed before but that DOES not mean they took the USD, or GBP w/ it! Cause people STILL use it!