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RE: 6 reasons why Bitcoin can't be compared with the 'Tulip Mania'
- Tulips die!
The bulb is still there. So, the bulb can be used to create a similar flower of the same value. If the bulb created a rare tulip, then it would be more valuable than another bulb, storing its value for seasons to come.
The rare tulips were not genetically inheritable because the patterns were caused by a virus which affected each tulip in different ways.
But, the initial bulb, not the ones that grow out of it, wouldn't they still grow that flower again the next season?
Yes, but the flowers weakened severely after the first season. You could grow a second flower but they would be wilted due to rapid genetic deterioration.