> I could also make an argument that these numbers are actually understated but that's not the point. These are supposedly stable currencies. A person who has s

> I could also make an argument that these numbers are actually understated but that's not the point. These are supposedly stable currencies. A person who has saved up ~100K Euros by January 2022 now only has ~90k Euros in January 2023. That's some pretty significant volatility. And? Is it even coming close to the volatility of the most popular coins? > Unfortunately, the central bank currency's never go back up in terms of purchasing power. They only go down. With good reason! Deflation is one of the greatest worries in any economy.