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What Happen If Bitcoins becomes Stable?


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Helloo Stakers :)

So i just thinking that what happen if BTC becomes stable? we guys know that BTC and Alt price is Fluctuation, and It's not even close to being stable, it's stable compared to before but for a supposed ''currency'' it's far from stable. The EUR or USD is stable, bitcoin is not, not even now. This wont last much longer either, we will see a break eventually either up or down.

i think whenever Bitcoin become stable then it acceptability and adoptability will be global and more investors will troop into the market to make their investment, also, the real world usability of Bitcoin will be actualize at point of stability.

Well, What do u think about whenever BTC becomes Stable?

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Bitcoin is already stable in my opinion. The bubble burst from $20000, and has now settled to around $6400. More and more stores are accepting BTC everyday, so it's just a matter of time before it becomes widespread. I predict in the next 5 years most people will own some amount of BTC :)

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BTC won't be stable for a very long time imo, simply because it's not a real item and thus it's value exists solely on people's perception of it, and let's face it, most people get suspicious/scared of "a coin that can't be held, and it's value is only based on demand". In comparison... items like gold/silver will almost always retain most of its value due to the rare nature of it. Even currency can crash hard, like in some parts of Europe/South America.

If BTC does stabilize (in our dreams), then more people will invest/use/accept it as payment, leading to even more stabilization, which leads to it being just like any sort of money albeit more favored due to its anonymity.

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If all country agree to use bitcoin, I would use bitcoin. 

But because bitcoin still not an official payment. So, I don't want to deposit some, even it's stable. 

It really risky to save some crypto. 

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