Topic: Is bitcoin more of a real money than money itself? - page 3. (Read 410 times)
Bitcoin is actually more money than every form of money and we should not look at what the financial experts are saying by calling bitcoin a bubble or scam but we should see the reality of were bitcoin stand. For something to serve as a medium of exchange for goods and services it must be durable and trusted and that is were bitcoin come in.Bitcoin is the future of money and as a future of money we should learn on how to used it and also teach others people about it and we would see bitcoin will be generally accepted.
for me, no one can replace real money, and bitcoin is alternative money, for transaction without limit, across country, bitcoin is the best choices, but not all transaction can be handle by bitcoin, need more time to make bitcoin more than real money
Bitcoin is the real money and those who have this currency they can use it for monetary transaction SO Bitcoin is the real money and we are the users of this money and now we can say that bitcoin is trading in the world for making profit the money features is full satisfied by the bitcoin so we can say that bitcoin is the real money for this time.
I think the existence of bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies, reveals the true nature of money which we had long forgotten or never really had the right idea about. Money, as defined by the Webster's 9th New Collegiate Dictionary, is something generally accepted as a meduim of exchage, a measure of value, or a means of payment. Practically, though, that "something" is a concrete object, not just a mere idea. Thus, money is subject to depreciation - as seen in the decline of value via inflation and similar situations. In this sense, the standard value of money doesn't seem so standard at all and it won't be much of a "generally accepted" medium of exchage. This is where bitcoin is more of a real money than the physical money itself. We don't control it's value, unless everyone - really, EVERYONE, at least those who use it - agrees so.
For me , money is something that you earn or been recieve because you do something that has equal worth on it. Fiat money and digital currency is both far from being a money, because we can recieve a value that we are not worth with.
I think the existence of bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies, reveals the true nature of money which we had long forgotten or never really had the right idea about. Money, as defined by the Webster's 9th New Collegiate Dictionary, is something generally accepted as a meduim of exchage, a measure of value, or a means of payment. Practically, though, that "something" is a concrete object, not just a mere idea. Thus, money is subject to depreciation - as seen in the decline of value via inflation and similar situations. In this sense, the standard value of money doesn't seem so standard at all and it won't be much of a "generally accepted" medium of exchage. This is where bitcoin is more of a real money than the physical money itself. We don't control it's value, unless everyone - really, EVERYONE, at least those who use it - agrees so.
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