>buy 2nd hand car at 8am for 1BTC = $8000
>seller decides to cash out at 9pm and gets $7000 in hand
Volatility in crypto is impossible to control; thus failing a key requirement to become a currency
>buy 2nd hand car at 8am for 1BTC = $8000
>seller decides to cash out at 9pm and gets $7000 in hand
Volatility in crypto is impossible to control; thus failing a key requirement to become a currency
Hes got a point.
Jcasch
Which is why the latest development is good.. that is the stable around $8k pricepoint.
upon mass adoption, that shit will slow down to the point that deflation would be a bigger issue.
it might be too crazy right now but people will get used to volatility in no time after adoption
Volatility decreases with higher market cap.
If BTC had the same market cap as gold, it would be as stable as gold.
>cashing out
You don't get that it is cryptoCURRENCY, don't you?
The same could happen if you wired fucking dollars to pay for something listed in euros.
What is a contract?
>tfw biz faggots are this stupid
going back to toy where the smart people are
Buy a car for £8000, seller spends £8000 but gets £7000 worth of goods due to market fluctuation and inflation.
The dollar is the one fluctuating, 1BTC is always 1 BTC