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> 1. It's not a currency. It's an asset; I could even see it classified as a collectable. I agree with "asset", but the price volatility makes this a bit of a
by zivkovicp 5y ago
> 1. It's not a currency. It's an asset;
I could even see it classified as a collectable. I agree with "asset", but the price volatility makes this a bit of a harder sell; and let's not kid ourselves, it's Bitcoins convertibility into fiat that is _exactly_ what makes it attractive (there is a reason it used to be "worth" only $1 before it was integrated into the financial system/exchanges).
I love the idea of Bitcoin, but I'm not 100% convinced that it will usher in the paradigm shift in money that many talk about... but it certainly has stirred things up and gotten the conversation started, so that's something.