Quote from: sekalitas on Today at 04:38:19 AM

For daily use, of course, I'll choose fiat. Even though cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin can be transacted in small amounts using satoshi, what if only a small percentage of people accept it as payment? Forget Bitcoin, even digital wallets are still limited in my country; most people still prefer cash. As for investment, I won't use fiat; I choose to save it only for an emergency fund, no more.

For saving my wealth from inflation, I'll prefer gold because my goal is just to preserve my purchasing power, not to gain additional profit. And for getting a potentially high profit, I'll choose Bitcoin because you already know that cryptocurrency can give very high profits, especially memecoins, but the risk is quite high too. So, in my opinion, I'll choose all three, and I can't choose an all-in-one solution.

Yes, in fact, every day the largest user of money is Fiat, and I think the percentage of Fiat usage is higher than gold and bitcoin. However, if people were asked for the same amount as $100 fiat, $100 gold, or $100 bitcoin, then the largest percentage would likely be fiat. So, if we discuss the most popular and widely used money or medium of exchange, then fiat is the winner. However, if we return everything to its function, then they all have their own advantages and popularity.