Is Bitcoin too volatile to be money? | EP62 Binance Beach Weekly Aussie Crypto News

Описание: In this week’s episode of Binance Beach, Liam tackles a common critique of Bitcoin as money. Volatility is Bitcoin’s lifeblood, but many skeptics see this as a major flaw in its design and a primary reason why Bitcoin can “never be money.” We break down why this perspective might be far narrower than it initially appears, and how a few interesting thought experiments reveal that the opposite might, in fact, be true.

Here’s what to expect in this week’s episode:
00:00 Is Bitcoin too volatile to be money?
01:31 Yes, Bitcoin is volatile
02:59 But dollars are volatile too
04:30 Why didn't Satoshi design Bitcoin for stability?
09:30 Why is the idea of a stable currency hard to sell?
11:20 Why number-go-up was so critical for bootstrapped growth
12:40 Could dynamic pricing open up more medium of exchange potential for Bitcoin?
14:47 Does Bitcoin’s volatility decrease over time?
19:50 Bitcoin becomes a unit of account
23:48 Disclaimer and close

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