I’ve been thinking about high transaction fees lately and how they might compare to fees associated with fiat transactions in the future. This leads to the question: should #Bitcoin be considered a store of value (akin to property) or a medium of exchange (like currency)? High fees may be more appropriate for one versus the other.
Can #BTC be both now? If so, will it be both in the future?
Moe
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2024-04-12 13:32:48
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