So I suppose people must use it all the time to buy goods and services. Right?
Yet, btc price keeps rising.
Ergo, your model for understanding economics is worthless.
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So I suppose people must use it all the time to buy goods and services. Right?
Yet, btc price keeps rising.
Ergo, your model for understanding economics is worthless.
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How long has this been the case for gold roughly? Since the 1970s?
Gold is used to make things. You can argue what its value should be as a material alone, but it’s not entirely speculation.
how you guys interpretate all this price swings with barely no trade volumen increase? i think the whole crypto narrative it's slowly dying, okay its ATH now, but yeah, we still got this huge elephant in the room called tether and well u know
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How long has this been the case for gold roughly? Since the 1970s?
Gold is used to make things. You can argue what its value should be as a material alone, but it’s not entirely speculation.
So I suppose people must use it all the time to buy goods and services. Right?
Stablecoins are much better for payments, no one would use BTC for goods and services with the transaction fee and the confirmation time being so bad. https://www.coinbase.com/institutional/research-insights/res... TL;DR from the article : Stablecoins settled $10.8T worth of transactions in 2023 of which $2.3T were related to organic activities including payments and cross-border remittances, among others Today’s pay…
Soon this will all collapse, reaching all time highs isn't a good thing. Pyramid scheme at best, ponzi scheme at worst. I still don't know any use case for this other than speculation and people aren't even using it in the real world.
It is neither pyramid nor Ponzi. Bubble or mania probably. In pyramid money comes from recruits directly under, in ponzi central party pays out from new and old investors. Bitcoin is not either anymore than say Tesla or Nvidia...
So I suppose people must use it all the time to buy goods and services. Right?
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No, but people are feeling sketchy about keeping their wealth in USD
> USD sketchy > BTC less sketchy I get what you are saying but it is still a wild sentence. I get monetary policy, debasement, inflation... but there is no rule/law that says "BTC MUST be a safe-haven alternative to inflation"
Prices are set on the margins. Not at the absolute values.