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You totally misread the parent comment. Nowhere did they state they only wanted a store of value. They were talking about the blockchain and its public recordk
by CrystalLangUser 9y ago
You totally misread the parent comment. Nowhere did they state they only wanted a store of value.
They were talking about the blockchain and its public recordkeeping. There's nothing like Wells Fargo doing shady things and charging you money, or BofA randomly charging you money or changing their account rules, or freezing your account...
Coins have their downsides, but a public ledger for absolute truthkeeping is not one of them.
- notyourday 9y agoThat's not correct. Wealth is a measure of stored value, be it in producing assets or currency.
- alexasmyths 9y agoSure - you can technically store wealth in currency. Just saying it's generally not ideal over the long haul, and that that is 'ok'.