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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin versus real money
by
Catenaccio
on 25/08/2025, 06:02:27 UTC
Bitcoin is the "real money" itself and what you refer to as real money is not even money, it is fiat "currency". As a reminder the difference between money and currency is that currency is a medium of exchange while money is a currency that is also store of value.
Fiats are currencies because they are not store of value, they are only medium of exchange. And because bitcoin is a medium of exchange with a capped supply, it can be a store of value which makes it money.
Fiat currencies are created by governments and central banks that use all resources they have, lies they can say, for defending useless fiat currencies and convining people in upcoming solutions of governments and central banks for fixing issues of inflation and declining purchasing power while in many centuries, they have failed to do all those things.

I don't believe governments and central banks will succeed in the future and my belief is they will only make things and problems worse and worse over time.

Whatever words they use to call their fiat currencies as "Real Money", I don't mind after I knew of their chronic problems that can not be solved, and I realized high value, potentiality and the bullish future of Bitcoin.

The bullish case for Bitcoin is very opposite with the dump future of fiat currencies.

Purchasing Power of the U.S. Dollar Over Time.