You should.
Decentralized, non governmental, transparent methods of transaction are pro independence ideologies. Bitcoin is an excellent example of that. It's one of many forms of value storage and use. Gold, silver, property, crypto. They all serve their purpose and all have pros and cons. Bitcoin is useful, that is part of the value. People are willing to pay for the functionality and design of Bitcoin. They are willing to pay a lot for that functionality. You seem to understand value, let your curiosity lead you to figure out why so many people and even entire nations are placing a value you dont see on Bitcoin.
Our Federal Reserve Currency is imaginary “money” that isn’t secured by anything. Since its inception in 1913 it has continually declined in value. It NEVER increases in value.
I’ll gladly store wealth in something that goes both up and down, over something that only goes down.
I don't know what that means.
Numbers representing imaginary digital "money" that isn't secured by any assets and has no real value other than speculation... went down in value?
Black Rock ,, has just got involved.. (Recently)
But yes. It’s all Monopoly type Stock Games.
You should. Decentralized, non governmental, transparent methods of transaction are pro independence ideologies. Bitcoin is an excellent example of that. It's one of many forms of value storage and use. Gold, silver, property, crypto. They all serve their purpose and all have pros and cons. Bitcoin is useful, that is part of the value. People are willing to pay for the functionality and design of Bitcoin. They are willing to pay a lot for that functionality. You seem to understand value, let your curiosity lead you to figure out why so many people and even entire nations are placing a value you dont see on Bitcoin.
And people want to convince us it is the currency of the future. uh huh sure
Leveraging money isn't a practice exclusive to crypto.
Bitcoin is backed by the carbon spent mining it.
Our Federal Reserve Currency is imaginary “money” that isn’t secured by anything. Since its inception in 1913 it has continually declined in value. It NEVER increases in value.
I’ll gladly store wealth in something that goes both up and down, over something that only goes down.