It's why 1 BTC = 1 BTC, not 1 BTC = $34,000 or anything else.
If 1
BTC = 1
BTC, then I assume you're not hoping for anything from an ETF or the halving as even with those 1
BTC =1
BTC!
Actually, if you don't care about the value at all, what are your expectations from
BTC ?
Let's drop the act, 1
BTC=1
BTC only when we're in a bear market, when it's bull season is only $$$$$$$$ from dawn till dusk and all night long!
Assuming Bitcoin drops to 1000$, but since the price in $ is irrelevant, you will still think 0.03
BTC a month is good for a wage, right?
As funny as it sounds, it is true. The idea of 1
BTC = 1
BTC is always like a statement of comfort when we are in the bear market. But whenever we are in bulk market, you will begin to hear statements like, "are you aware that 1
BTC is snow equal to $70k?
It is true that bitcoin stands alone but it still needs something to measure it's value against and dollars is the more unified fiat to do that. Maybe if there is a need not to pair bitcoin and dollar, we could measure bitcoin with Gold.
The actual value of bitcoin lies on the demand and supply, just like gold and every other real asset whereas fiat doesn't hold any value but just a promise from your central banks that this paper holds the promised value.
What value are you talking about? I can even say that fiat holds more value than bitcoin because it is a legal tender and it is also tangible. It is a national identity. Gold is a real asset and not bitcoin. We are here for bitcoin because it is volatile and decentralized.