Most people price Bitcoin in fiat, but that mixes currency debasement with adoption. Pricing in gold filters out inflation—since gold’s supply is stable—and shows Bitcoin’s real value gains from adoption, demand, and true growth in purchasing power.
Alexander Abdulkader
Alexander Abdulkader
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🎓 PhD | MSc Blockchain and Digital Currencies |₿itcoin Enthusiast | 👨🏫 Founder of ₿itcoin Academy | 👉 Follow me to learn more about ₿itcoin
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People were asking me why Bitcoin has dropped so much and have suggested that Bitcoin is "too volatile". The thing is though, Bitcoin is not volatile. Bitcoin is stable like rock but it acts as a very good mirror of the fiat ocean it finds itself in. Bitcoin is reflecting back to us the volatility of the fiat world and its shenanigans.