well if this really works this way, why don't you open 2 wallets and just transfer the money 9999x times per day.. lol...
Do you apply the same logic to the regular (fiat) economy? Moving money from 1 pocket to the other is exactly the same as buying goods/services and accepting payments from others?
like everything in the world, powerful people with big btc balances are controlling the coin... now banks started to do this too.. 1 bank from croatia just bought 1 million of $ in bitcoins... so stop writing nonsense..
You don't say! Bank? $1 million? That must have been like 10% of their annual coffee budget.
You have to spend some Bitcoins to keep the wheels spinning. I see more and more merchants complaining they do not get enough Bitcoin business and wants to stop accepting Bitcoin.
Amen. But forcing someone to spend their BTC for ideological reasons or to buy overpriced stuff is not gonna work in a long run. We need more people with regular BTC income (at least some % of their total income) and merchants to start offering discounts on BTC purchases (pass on % of the savings to customers).
This is a problem with deflationary economy- people know the value of their holding will increase, so they are reluctant to spend and wait for the value to increase.
The 21mil cap doesn't guarantee deflation (defined as increase in purchasing power). Spherical economy in a vacuum.