Q. How can Bitcoin or any other crypto coin become the currency of the future with so much volatility?

How can Bitcoin or any other crypto coin become the currency of the future with so much volatility?

What needs to happen for it to become stable?


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  • bob

    Bitcoin is only volatile as a speculative investment, not as a usable thing. 1 BTC is always 1BTC the same as 1 Euro is 1 Euro and 1 USD is 1 USD. Once we start using crypto to purchase things as a society instead of as a minority it will stabalize much more.


       

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  • ae1996

    This is what happen when the first kind digital asset implemented by blockchain. Bitcoin using blockchain has a peer-to-peer transfer which means everyone around the world can using, sell and buy bitcoin in result having a global liquidity :)


       

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  • danieldussan

    Relative stabilization with come with massive use and efficent regulations.


       

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  • kiaazad

    as more money goes into bitcoin it will stabilize more, when the value goes up it would be pretty hard to move the bitcoin in any direction by buying and selling it at a big value.
    also as the time goes on and the whales use their big bitcoin amounts they will lose their power to be distributed between more people.
    I’d say volitolity helps bitcoins stability in future.


       

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