Quote from: peter0425 on Today at 06:55:02 PM

Well one would be halving obviously. It is already expected that bitcoin is going to continuously increase from here.

I wouldn’t say it is expected that each halving will increase the price, yes in the past trends after the halving the price increases but history doesn’t repeat it self always, but as long as their is growing adoption it should be increasing.

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If adopted, surely the demand for bitcoin will increase but realistically speaking that is quite yet far away.

Yes the demand or adoption will increase for bitcoin as we continue to grow basically as the fiat currency faces more inflation, many people will look for alternatives and it will drive them to bitcoin. But what OP meant by having it as a global digital currency, I don’t see that too happening because that will mean the governments have then embraced decentralization which we all know is not possible as things stands now.

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As you’ve mentioned wars can affect their nation’s currency but it can also affect bitcoin as much. If people are trying to quickly sell out bitcoin due to economical crises then everyone else may follow this reducing the price of btc.

During wars it is not even demand that causes a market price shift but also the cost of energy for mining power which is an essential component in bitcoin for mining and verification of transactions. A higher energy will result into high transaction fee I think or lower demand of bitcoin