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> It shouldn't though, as most of them live in first world countries and have never experienced the calamities of hyper inflation yes, they're used to monetary

> It shouldn't though, as most of them live in first world countries and have never experienced the calamities of hyper inflation yes, they're used to monetary stability unless they've used Bitcoin

phasnox 5y ago
I think they are just used to compliance.
herbst 5y ago
Stability is so relative. Comparing my portfolio to 1 year ago. My dollars and euros lost value, all my crypto is worth at least twice as much. I don't care about stable if this is the long term game.
- thecupisblue 5y ago
  >dollars and euros lost value >crypto is worth at least twice as much of the currency that lost value? do you see the irony here?
  - herbst 5y ago
    I compare all to CHF, but it doesn't matter if you have a somewhat stable base currency you see the same I described.
  - phasnox 5y ago
    Of the amount of goods and services you can buy with it. Fiat is just a convenient unit of account, that serves the purpose of contrast.
- tick_tock_tick 5y ago
  > My dollars and euros lost value How'd you fuck that up the market has been shooting up every week?
  - herbst 5y ago
    Not compared to CHF no, USD is on a stable but slow down for me.