> The Fed can't steal it or debase its value either. This is literally what money printing does. -- If you view it as Monopoly money, then don't use it. I do

> The Fed can't steal it or debase its value either. This is literally what money printing does. -- If you view it as Monopoly money, then don't use it. I don't know what to tell you; Bitcoin's transaction volume clearly shows that people use it. I've been paid with it and I've paid others with it. > the monopoly notes have zero fiat cash value Bitcoin is currently trading at $23,678. That's quite a bit of fiat cash value. Like I've said elsewhere in this thread, if that number goes down, I'll just acquire more of it because the properties I care about remain intact irrespective of USD price. Your opinion of what I do or do not view as money is, frankly, irrelevant.