That really not what the article is about. It's about Bitcoin not be accepted "yet" as value-store for the general public. That is because it is too volatile. If it were to stabilize to the point where it is similar to the dollar, more people would use it as a general currency.
"Stabalizing currency" is jewish double speak for massive regulations and devaluations.
A stable currency doesn't fluctuate 30% in a 24 hour period.
How is the weather in tel aviv rabbi. Tell me more about the regulations you want.
Either you are ignorant or a shill. The same argument you are using right now for bitcoin is the same exact argument jews have been using forever. The same argument used to destroy the American dollar back in 1913.
A real currency is not stable, but has growth in wealth over time. You are trying to choke the life out of something you can't control. THE most jewish mindset ever.
The dollar loses value consistently, bitcoin gains value consistently. Bitcoin is never going to be a currency you use in transaction by transaction basis. It's more like owning property you can sell when you want.
The volatility won't be going away anytime soon either.
Huh? I'm giving you and others my perspective, I lived off crypto for 2 years, back when it was 1/5th it's value today.
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