> You're arguing that crypocurrency is a form of stable currency that can be trusted. Actually, I don't think the parent comment was saying that. They were jus

> You're arguing that crypocurrency is a form of stable currency that can be trusted. Actually, I don't think the parent comment was saying that. They were just listing out the defining features. > This argument, frankly, seems bizarre, given the short and tumultuous history of crypto. Agreed, because the features that the parent mention are inherently what make it deflationary. I don't know anyone who would actively want a deflationary currency.