For other people I’ve seen a wide variety of things they consider valuable that I don’t care for. Trading, community, loans, art, gaming for examples.
Doesn't cash also fulfil these? I'd have thought bitcoin is more fickle than cash.
> For other people I’ve seen a wide variety of things they consider valuable that I don’t care for. Trading, community, loans, art, gaming for examples.
Sorry - is this crypto related? Or just examples of things people like?
Carrying more than $10k in cash is dangerous, and likely to be seized during international travel.
That’s a list of things people use crypto for. Obviously, if they preferred the non crypto version of those services, they would use them instead.
> the ability to always have access to my money, accept contracts internationally, and to be protected from a fickle financial system
What's the difference, that is valuable enough to explain the bitcoin price differences?
But I'm not saying there's zero value to bitcoin's advantages. I'm saying that that in no way explains the price of bitcoin. What explains it is greater fool theory.