> you don't want a "bull case" for a currency. Yes you do. Because currencies are a position to store value just like every other “investment”. Currencies can

> you don't want a "bull case" for a currency. Yes you do. Because currencies are a position to store value just like every other “investment”. Currencies can go bad and become literally worthless via hyperinflation, for example. And some currencies will hold their buying power better than others. To not consider whether your currency has a strong bull case… or whatever you want to call it… is basically blindly trusting it. That’s closer to faith and hope that logic.