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I don't follow the last statement. If a cryptocurrency was used for decentralized buying and selling, folks were not using it for speculation, and thus it becam
by waynecochran 4y ago
I don't follow the last statement. If a cryptocurrency was used for decentralized buying and selling, folks were not using it for speculation, and thus it became a stable currency would it not flourish?
- pclmulqdq 4y agoThis is why Monero is doing really well right now as a currency, but it has become a bit of a dirty word among crypto bros. For many people in cryptocurrency, the price action is the point. People are tired of saving and seeing inflation eat their savings. They want to get rich, and they believe that no investment lets them do it. That's why the Gamestop fiasco became such a phenomenon, and I think that is why Bitcoin is so volatile and why it is what it is. In my opinion, there will need to be a great clearing out for cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies to mature, and things will need to get very boring. The "clearing out" means $0 BTC, DOGE, ETH, LTC, etc. The "boring" part means things staying stable. Otherwise, it doesn't look like there is enough room for other cryptocurrencies (like SOL as an NFT/smart contract platform) to succeed in the market, and scams will be the only viable business models because they are fast.
- lottin 4y agoThe demand for a currency fluctuates according to various factors, therefore if the supply remains fixed its price will not be stable.
- diogenes1 4y agowhich is fine, since you can back another cpi/whatever automated chainlink index adjusted asset with it. Sure the efficiency will not be as good as fiat but it's robust
- lottin 4y agoI thought we were talking about price stability.
- waynecochran 4y agoFor argument sake, lets say it was as stable as the price of Silver...