Topic: Is Bitcoin money? - page 38. (Read 112169 times)
Yes Bitcoin is Money, it is a ViIRTUAL money, as long as we can send and recieve it when we buy or sell things so yess Bitcoin is a Money, probably the most valuable money of our era.
Whether Bitcoin is a money or not depends upon the jurisdiction we are talking about. In Japan it is money because it has been given recognition as a legal tender or as a legitimate medium of exchange. In India it is not money because in India one cannot use it as a medium of exchange for goods and services. But it is being increasingly used as an investment option in various jurisdictions even where it is not being recognised as money.
Yes it is, The only reason for the consumers to invest in bitcoins is because of its value, There are a lot of people who always join bounty campaigns because of the value of the altcoins that they are selling when it releases already in the market.
Of course bitcoin can be said to be money and also as a digital asset. Bitcoin can also be invested which means also bitcoin is money. Bitcoin is used by everyone just as much as money.
I think right now bitcoins are more of an asset then money. To me it doesn't matter what form my spending power is in wiether it's in gold bitcoins or sticks. I'm just concerned for the value and how much it will increase so I use Bitcoin as I believe it has the best value then any other form of asset.
But we can do it with the current currencies, and a money its only a thing which you use to trade by othr things, so i think bitcoin can be considered as money.
And can Bitcoin do that?
Yeah, it can does that, so you can call Bitcoin is money but unlike FIAT, it is crypto money (currency).
I think right now bitcoins are more of an asset then money. To me it doesn't matter what form my spending power is in wiether it's in gold bitcoins or sticks. I'm just concerned for the value and how much it will increase so I use Bitcoin as I believe it has the best value then any other form of asset.
But we can do it with the current currencies, and a money its only a thing which you use to trade by othr things, so i think bitcoin can be considered as money.
I think right now bitcoins are more of an asset then money. To me it doesn't matter what form my spending power is in wiether it's in gold bitcoins or sticks. I'm just concerned for the value and how much it will increase so I use Bitcoin as I believe it has the best value then any other form of asset.
for me, bitcoin is an asset...a long-term asset...it is not convenient for me to pay by it...therefore I use it in my investments and don't consider it money
yes, bitcoin is also a kind of money when you exchange it to your local money. and like money bitcoin can buy things but the only difference is you can use bitcoin through digital.
Yes, its a digital money or currency. It gains or losses depends on the market. You can easily convert to to cash or back to bitcoin if you use coins.ph
Bitcoin is a money. This is one kind of digital currency. We can't touch that money but we can saw that money. Every people earn that money easily 
For me bitcoin is not money, but a way of earning money. It is the capital. With bitcoin I trade on the stock exchange, through its growth I get Fiat money. As money is not very suitable at present, because most exchange rate volatility, a very long transaction. Most likely as money you can use any altcon with fast transactions and small commissions. And bitcoin will be like gold.
Bitcoin is not money, but bitcoin can be exchanged for what countries call money. Bitcoin is an innovative thing, and more should be defined as a collection.
I can say it is. Basically bitcoin is not an actual currency that we use in our day to day life but we can use it as a medium of exchange and its like a cheque that pays a specific amount of money from a person's account.
Bitcoin is more on like being a mode of payment and a way where people can use to make investment and huge payments with a lesser amount of fees but faster than some of the traditional way of transferring money. Bitcoin is money and but it is not like the fiat currency so they are really different form of money. 
I can say it is. Basically bitcoin is not an actual currency that we use in our day to day life but we can use it as a medium of exchange and its like a cheque that pays a specific amount of money from a person's account.
The bitcoin is money, as it can be used to pay for any kind of expense and this is what money can do.
Indeed, Bitcoin can be considered as money. Just like fiat money, Bitcoin has value too and I could say that it is higher than the real money; the only difference is fiat money can be physically hold but Bitcoin is a digital currency which can be converted to pesos, dollars, etc. bitcoins are just like shells or furs in ancient times - of course they are not banknotes or coins, but it's money, because they have all the functions of money
Yes bitcoin is like money. The value of this are big. But it depends on you how to spend it, but their are more people just save the bitcoin for the future. And wait for the right value then they sell it.. 
Anything that is being used as a medium of exchange is money. Bitcoin, like gold, is money.
Well you have a point technically but for me its not , and I think bitcoin is a platform or a currency in which payment for a certain service will be sent using bitcoin's currency. So I think it is a boundary for a service and worker to meet.
Its not an ordinary money. Its virtual money i think. But you need real money to buy bitcoin
For me, it is also a money but more of gold because as of now not all business is considering and accepting bitcoin as a mode of payment for their goods and services. I considered it money because I see it as an additional source of income in which if I sell and cash it out I can use it to buy things I needed and sometimes want to buy. The reason why I considered also as gold because it is something as valuable as gold imagine 1 bitcoin selling as high as 8,000 US dollars as has a very potential to grow as high as the stated price.
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