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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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..."
"...Western world. Inflation and lower quality of life. Higher stock market valuations. Which means greater inequality. Less real economic growth. Less and less people..."
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