What about instead of focusing on bitcoin vs fiat, think about new approachs such as the "bitcoin is property" line where it's a long term, inheritable investment, being scarce as real state but you are able to own a small share of it, you can move it across borders, you can sell it instantly, etc.
I've been also curious about the mining/energy geopolitical implications and the game theory that could unwind if major countries ban bitcoin and other embrace it.
What about instead of focusing on bitcoin vs fiat, think about new approachs such as the "bitcoin is property" line where it's a long term, inheritable investment, being scarce as real state but you are able to own a small share of it, you can move it across borders, you can sell it instantly, etc.
I've been also curious about the mining/energy geopolitical implications and the game theory that could unwind if major countries ban bitcoin and other embrace it.