Quote from: zabizana on March 29, 2020, 02:22:02 PM

Quote from: Broly46 on March 29, 2020, 01:55:40 PM

Quote from: zabizana on March 29, 2020, 01:45:10 PM

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That’s lame if you judge it based on stock market paper market value, why not calling bitcoin the most valuable since it’s once crossing trillions dollar benchmark in term of market cap.

Yes, to be honest that is lousy, I am hesitant to say that BTC is the most valuable "commodity", even though I believe that BTC is (supposedly) the most valuable.

But, we return to the fact that BTC has not yet reached the entire world community. Besides, the world community generally considers the "stability" as a benchmark for determining the value of a commodity. Besides that the general public still has superficial thoughts about BTC even though BTC "it’s once crossing trillions dollar benchmark in term of market cap" as you said.

We can't deny it that we can't live without internet because most of the things in this world are operated by the internet. That's why we are connected as one in social media, that's one of the function of the internet today. It will probably the most expensive commodity around the world because the only thing that varies in internet are those internet providers. That's the reason we have different kind of internet speed in mbps, it is based on the amount that we registered. In contrast to BTC, it is enough and its price is certainly volatile compared to the price of internet when it become a commodity because of their importance in the community. Many can hold or store BTC in their account but some people can only become an internet provider and run an internet in their businesses.