> many use Bitcoin to escape the effects of fiscal and monetary policy that they don't agree with (e.g. 35% of all dollars that have ever existed, were printed this year). The point I was trying to make is that Bitcoin…
Bitcoin isn't legal tender and never will be. The primary reason is that the govt (and its in our best interests) needs to able to execute fiscal and monetary policy. No one wants uncontrollable inflation or deflation…
> many use Bitcoin to escape the effects of fiscal and monetary policy that they don't agree with (e.g. 35% of all dollars that have ever existed, were printed this year). The point I was trying to make is that Bitcoin…
Bitcoin isn't legal tender and never will be. The primary reason is that the govt (and its in our best interests) needs to able to execute fiscal and monetary policy. No one wants uncontrollable inflation or deflation…