I just realized speculators add some value to all of us, when they cause spikes in the price. I am a hoarder through and through, but I like to support Bitcoin merchants by buying and paying with bitcoin for some food and drinks on a daily basis. This is the only way to make sure that there would be a continuous demand for coins, if we "feed" the merchants that supports us.
So my strategy has always been to use +/- 20% of all the coins I buy... and most of these coins are spend daily on food and drinks. I buy the odd hamburger and chips or Taco and drinks at a local street food merchant that accepts Bitcoin.
This gets me to the point of my topic and that is that speculators can have a positive influence on my spending habits and the amount of coins that I spend. If they push up the price, I get to spend less coins. A Taco and Cooldrink cost about say 0.0004 BTC today and when they drive up the price, I can spend less coins the next day, when that same food costs say 0.0003 BTC
Some people stop spending coins, when the price is too low and that is bad for the whole Bitcoin ecosystem.
Some people hate these speculators, but I love it when they push up the price and I can spend less coins. It's been a year since I first tasted the digital currency. First, Cryptocurrency is looking for "fair value". All products, whether property, gold, stocks, bonds, and others always have fair value, and investors have a different approach to determine that point. At present, almost all investors in the world judge that the price of Bitcoin is too high compared to the benefits received. to buy bitcoin and other digital currencies at the lowest possible price. Thus the profit they get will be higher. tcoin and other digital currencies have made dozens of rich people suddenly.
Incredibly increasing trends are authentic proof of the past. How in the future?
Even magicians will not be able to predict correctly, but learning from existing patterns, the potential increase in the value of bitcoin in the future is not an impossibility. the majority of other crypto currencies use blockchain technology without involving third parties, namely banking. Thus, there are no rules that have the potential to hinder the payment process.