War might happen but it won't actually kill Bitcoin.
As far as I know, currencies are not affected during the past wars. It is not that economies stop during wars and the value of currencies or fiat is going flat. Stocks would obviously be affected, the market would obviously be affected but despite that, besides the fact that the cryptocurrency market will also be affected, I don't think it will die.
Some countries might be affected if the lines of their internet connections will damage as total wrecked out, that will really hurt bitcoiners
but in general it will continue to exist.
I do agree with that.
But if you think of it, the users are the ones affected by that and not directly Bitcoin. The price might go down but that is not something we are new to, right? That is the reason it will not kill Bitcoin, the value will just be affected.
War might happen but it won't actually kill Bitcoin.
As far as I know, currencies are not affected during the past wars. It is not that economies stop during wars and the value of currencies or fiat is going flat. Stocks would obviously be affected, the market would obviously be affected but despite that, besides the fact that the cryptocurrency market will also be affected, I don't think it will die.
i dont agree with your statement that said currencies are not affected during the past wars, because when a war occurs, it will give an affect to volatility of the currencies include crypto as well. A physical war can be far more devastating to a country's economy. You can read more about global events include war in
hereI am talking about the use of it.
Since cryptocurrencies won't be that of use since there will obviously be a problem with the internet connections, fiat is not affected since it can still be used during wars. The problem though is the volatility and its value