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You are talking about day-to-day spendings. I don't understand why fixate on them. They are a very tiny blip in most people's finances. I manage to live most or
by guard-of-terra 13y ago
You are talking about day-to-day spendings. I don't understand why fixate on them. They are a very tiny blip in most people's finances. I manage to live most ordinary days of my life without spending any currency.
What I care about is raking together money for realty, and otherwise preserving money for the day when I need them. This is where bitcoin is a viable addition.
- vkou 13y agoMy rent, my car bills, and my groceries aren't a tiny blip in my finances. So far, none of them have a fixed bitcoin price. I mean, I suppose I could do the hip thing and live in a homeless hackspace, but I don't think that would be considered normal. Also, it's bit cold for that outside the Valley.
- guard-of-terra 13y agoI don't pay my rent and groceries with my savings. I pay them from my salary. And savings I save.
- bushido 13y agoYou really seem to fail to grasp the difference between a currency (store of value) and a speculative investment (in hopes to beat inflation or exponential returns). Let's make your chain of thought a bit more entertaining, How much of your traditional currency savings (in percentage) are you confident to convert to BTC?
- guard-of-terra 13y agoRight now Bitcoin makes around 15% of my savings.