He argues Bitcoin’s structure is mis-specified as a money model because it is mostly treated as a store of value, not a general medium of exchange, making crash dynamics tied to adoption limits.
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Cryptocurrency
He argues Bitcoin’s structure is mis-specified as a money model because it is mostly treated as a store of value, not a general medium of exchange, making crash dynamics tied to adoption limits.
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"It's used in all sorts from jewelry to computer devices. Bitcoin can only be used as either a store of value or a means..."
"And when it stops rising, then the only way to go is down. Where I see the bottom isn't zero quite, but it's at..."
"good way to keep, by the way, the central bankers hate cryptocurrencies because they don't want the competition. I'm kind of a libertarian so..."
"...to learn, like, real skills. No more, you know, no more cryptocurrency trading for you guys, okay? Learn how to milk a cow or..."
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