Quote from: LeGaulois on February 11, 2019, 09:04:42 PM

That's a problem, not only here but in the whole crypto community. People consider Bitcoin as an investment or a store of value and not as it's supposed to be used...a currency. (Can you stop calling Bitcoin an investment?) I also remember a recent study (like +6 months ago) saying two-thirds of Bitcoin transactions are related to trading and not a real use.

thanks for the precious infos, i will surely go trough reading all, but it will require time, since you seem informed...

" up-to-two-thirds-of-bitcoin-transactions-have-no-economic-value" i feel you... but in my opinion this number doesn't mean a lot, it raises some more questions:

is it because there is not a real marketplace? so people don't really know where to spend them?

two-third of transcations could mean billions, i don't know how much it could be in real $$, so even if getting a 1% of them could mean some millions.

is it beacuse after the stall bitcoins got everybody is holding their positions? so next bull market people will start spending them? those are great infos, but they don't really clear why people wouldn't use them as a currency