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Quote from: Games.Bitcoin on December 30, 2023, 03:53:54 PM

I think promoting Bitcoin stability is partly a matter of avoiding the Alcoin crisis, major changes in cryptocurrency activity, high inflation and excessive volatility, and the Alcoin market. Volatility can increase uncertainty, hinder investment, hinder growth in Alcocent.
What is your opinion?

If in the end expecting bitcoin to experience stability is tantamount to destroying the image of bitcoin that has been maintained in more than a decade during their creation.

I don't think something like that can be done because after all, stability can make bitcoin unpopular because in the end we know that bitcoin's volatility is what makes bitcoin one of its unique characteristics so that stabilizing bitcoin is changing the whole concept of bitcoin that already exists.

I don't really care about altcoins because the focus remains on bitcoin and I am quite comfortable with the situation that has occurred to date so why expect stability that in the end this will never exist for bitcoin.

From the word stability then it would really be pertaining about being that stablecoin-like kind of behavior on which same as you said that it would really be totally removing the overall essence of its existence
and pretty sure that tons of investors would really be flocking out into other coins or projects on the time that the price would be stabilizing. We do know that bitcoin was created on that p2p decentralized
transaction kind of utility on which its value or price movement would really be just that a bonus on which it do really ends up for people or investors to make it as a good ground on having investment and to those
traders who do really love to scalp into its price on which it would really be just that right that impressions would be mainly changed on the time that they are seeing the different scenario now.

People who do love for Bitcoins price to be stabilize is into those people who do lack knowledge about it. Why they cant just simply stick into their traditional fiats on spending something?
Bitcoin doesnt really need to be stable just for it to fit out into that kind of scenario or situation. Adoption is on the move but not on the way that it would be heading
into that path.