@Former Member leh we talk something else. So they're saying crypto like Bitcoin is actually a legitimate currency, a form of exchange and the future of money, a digital currency if you will.
I don't see how this can be. Currently I'd have to exchange about $44K USD to buy one Bitcoin. Talk about exaggerated "exchange rate". Bitcoin is basically a line of code generated after "proof of work/stake" and backed by nothing. How can this even be considered a currency?
Plus the volatility of bitcoin makes it almost impossible to use for everyday needs like groceries etc.
Do you agree? China already seems to have their digital yuan. Can it be that the US and other nations come up with a digital form of their currency, rendering bitcoin useless?
I believe in cryptocurrency and the future of digital currencies. I just don't think it's bitcoin as is being said by the hexperts.
Your thoughts?