Quote from: tottong on Today at 06:03:07 AM

Quote from: RTV1535 on February 22, 2025, 05:53:08 PM

BTC People see Bitcoin as an asset, like gold or stocks. This is very disappointing because in order for Bitcoin to become a global currency and for banks and governments to be excluded from its control, it should be used as money for transactions and buying and selling, not just as something to buy, hold, and sell when its price goes up. The current view of Bitcoin is far from Satoshi Nakamoto's original goal.

Unknowingly many people hold bitcoin and do not fully use it as a purchase or sale transaction, although some people even buy something using bitcoin, but the scope is still quite small.
If you want bitcoin to become a global currency, you need to take big steps and have regulations that can guarantee that it runs well.
But the concept of bitcoin is not like that because the freedom that is embraced will make this asset so perfect with no authority controlling it like fiat currencies.

His vision is still running according to the creator's expectations because bitcoin can still be two functions that fiat currencies have, both as a means of transaction and as savings because currently it is still running according to expectations, although for the issue of legitimate transactions, it is still limited by regulations for several countries.

The technology in the financial sector is advancing and this is seen when it comes to the storage and usage of value. Thus, in the long run, digital assets are developed into the perspective of being a part of the economy. They avail a lot of opportunity to many people to control their wealth and do not have to be associated with the usual organisation. However, the account on the usage of these assets proves that the confidence on decentralised systems remains high. This proves that, in addition to transaction value, there is the existence and management value of assets used in a business. Thus the changes bring in the opportunities that can be enhanced further whereas the fundamentals still remain as they have always been from the start.