[1/π§΅] With all of the #XRPBuyback debate going on, there is one aspect that frequently gets misrepresented
βΆοΈ People conflating the terms "#price" and "#value"
Because the definitions differ, it is essential to comprehend the distinctions
Let us evaluate it more closely. ππ§΅
[2/19] To have a better understanding of the subject, we must first define several terms that are crucial to #finance and explain the following in further detail:
πΉ "Price"
πΉ "Cost"
πΉ "Value"
πΉ "Store of Value" (#Bitcoin/#BTC)
πΉ "Internet of Value" (#Ripple)
[3/19] We will also go through the following scenarios to see whether what we think we are talking about is correct:
1β£ The chart in reference to the #USD
2β£ You are about to sell your #property
β A price is the amount of money given by a buyer to a seller in return for a product or service. As a result, we may say that "#price" is the amount to be paid. β
β The expenditure or amount incurred to manufacture and sell products and services, or to acquire assets, is referred to as "#cost". A cost is charged to an expense when anything is maintained, produced, sold, or consumed. β
β The monetary, utility, material, or appraised worth of an asset, good, or service in comparison to its price for a customer is referred to as its "#value". β
[7/19] βΆοΈ Focusing on "#price" and "#value", we can clearly state that "price" is determined from the company's or marketer's perspective through pricing policy, while "value" is determined from the consumer's perspective through #utility
[11/19] Let's take a small #pause, reread all of the definitions, and internalize the meaning before moving on to the examples, which should make everything clearer to everyone.
For the time being, have a look at my adorable #kitten. π
[12/19] The 1β£st example involves #charts that illustrate a trading pair in relation to an #asset.
π§ When trading occurs, there is always a #seller and a #buyer for a deal that trades one asset for another (for example, #USDT).
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The following are the primary drivers of #market#price change:
πΉ #Supply and #Demand
πΉ Fundamental aspects (companies expectations)
πΉ Technical considerations (#chart patterns and "behavioral #finance"/#speculation)
[14/19] To grasp the difference between "#pricing" and "#worth", simply question yourself:
β Does the #price truly reflect the potential of an #asset when evaluating its worth, for example, based on utility or improvements through time, and thereby assigning value to an #asset?
[15/19] The 2β£nd example will be about selling a #property, which is slightly different from the previous definitions:
βΆοΈ In this context, "#value" refers to the quantity of worth that both the #seller and #buyer agree on. [...]
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[...] So it's not what the #seller believes it's #worth or how much it should be #priced at, but what both parties agree on.
[17/19] βΉοΈ The short version of what we learned today is as follows [TL;DR]:
β’ #Price [Objective]βΆοΈ Is set by the company's or marketer's PoV
β’ #Cost [Subjective] βΆοΈ is determined from the standpoint of the producer
β’ #Value [Subjective] βΆοΈ Is set by the consumer's PoV
[18/19] Because the value of #XRP is very subjective and set by the #XRPL's users, it's no surprise that individuals are putting prices out there like "589" or "50,000," even if they are not rational.
The objective truth is that the price will always be determined by the market.
[19/19] Thank you to everyone who took the time to read this lengthy topic about #price vs. #value! β€οΈ
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