Oddbean new post about login | logout For something to become money it must be #fungible. #Bitcoin is not. But it doesn't need to have a hard limit. #Gold was money for centuries, if not longer and it doesn't have a hard limit. Also, it's ironic that you are using large corporations to support your argument. Bitcoin is good for saving. If you want money, you want #Monero.
Can you tell me more about why Bitcoin is not fungible? Before Bitcoin, you could argue that nothing was functionally finite except time. However, gold comes closer than most things: it is scarce and hard to produce, qualities which help make it a good money. Whether we like it or not, large finance houses promoting Bitcoin means one thing above all: adoption. How decentralised is Monero? How many people likely hold it? Can you post me at any resources (genuinely interested to know)?