Yeah, whatever. This is relevant only if you keep measuring Bitcoins or Swiss Francs in USD. It's a matter of time before the USD will no longer be relevant. The whole USD system is rotten from the inside out, the only 'solution' they can think of is always printing more money.



I agree that Bitcoin is still unstable (which isn't good) but hey, it's still in it's infancy, this is to be expected. Bitcoin will stabilize in due time.

A common misconception. The obvious reasoning is something along the lines of: people will keep their money in their pockets if it's worth more next month. In practice, however, they don't. They need food, rent, cars, gas, paying taxes, holidays, insurance, internet, mobile phones, and tons of other products and services NOW, not next month.

For the VAST majority of consumer spending, buying or paying next month instead of now is simply not a consideration whatsoever.