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It's evidence that it is popularly interpreted as something that has value and can be traded. So is money. I really can't care any less than I already don't if
by fucking_tragedy 10y ago
It's evidence that it is popularly interpreted as something that has value and can be traded. So is money. I really can't care any less than I already don't if Bitcoin is or isn't a legal currency.
The point is it isn't commonly purported to be a 'settlement layer' but something else entirely.
- gozur88 10y agoI don't disagree with anything you've said. It's just that the government classification doesn't support (or refute) the point because the government isn't a disinterested party.