Quote from: Agbe on February 17, 2025, 06:00:13 PM

Btcdeybodi you are just making comments to complete your weekly quota and I thought as a fellow citizen, you would understand my view point.

You can say whatever you want to say, you own your keyboard. Perhaps you are in same signature campaign with me so I believe this reply you made was not included in your signature quota right?. However, even though my reply was deleted but I was only trying to say that we can still buy Bitcoins anytime despite the price of our currency against the US dollar since we are holding for long which means our investment in Bitcoin will still be valuable than the amount we bought in Fiats.

Quote from: Agbe on February 17, 2025, 06:00:13 PM

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You make a great point—investing in Bitcoin isn’t just about price action, but also local currency exchange rates. Many people overlook how fiat devaluation impacts their actual profits when converting BTC back to local money.

Nigeria is a perfect example: those who held BTC when NGN was 150 per USD made massive gains, not just from Bitcoin's rise, but also from the dollar's appreciation against their currency. But now, with NGN potentially stabilizing or even strengthening, new investors might not see the same easy profits unless BTC itself keeps rising.

This raises an important question: Should people in high-inflation countries hold BTC as a hedge, or does fiat volatility make it too risky?

Btcdeybodi can you read the above text? Don't just make comments for comments sake but for contributing to knowledge.

Every one has their individual understanding about a topic of discussion so if I made a reply and you see it as off from the message you are trying to pass, you either call me to order or you report to the moderator of which I think you already done that so this reply was needless IMO.