Should Bitcoin replace central bank money

Should Bitcoin replace central bank money

Should Bitcoin replace central bank money

Differentiation between Bitcoin and central bank currency

What is the difference between the authorized central bank currency and Bitcoin? The holder of the money approved by the central bank can simply present it for the exchange of goods and services. The Bitcoin holder cannot present it because it is a virtual currency that has not been authorized by a central bank. However, Bitcoin holders can transfer Bitcoins to another Bitcoin member's account in exchange for goods and services, and even currencies authorized by the central bank.

Inflation will reduce the real value of bank money. The short-term fluctuations in supply and demand for bank currencies on the money markets affect the variation in credit costs. However, the nominal value remains the same. With Bitcoin, the face value and the actual value change. We recently witnessed the Bitcoin split. It is something like the division of participation in the stock exchange. Companies sometimes split a stock into two, five, or ten, depending on the market value. This increases transaction volume. Therefore, while the intrinsic value of a coin decreases over a period of time, the intrinsic value of Bitcoin increases as the demand for coins increases. Therefore, hoarding bitcoins automatically enables a person to make a profit. In addition, the first Bitcoin holders have a big advantage over the other Bitcoin holders who came on the market later. In this sense, Bitcoin behaves like an asset whose value rises and falls, which is reflected in its price volatility.

If the original producers, including the miners, sell Bitcoin to the public, the money supply in the market will decrease. However, this money does not go to central banks. Instead, it is aimed at certain people who can act as a central bank. In fact, companies are allowed to raise capital on the market. However, these are regulated transactions. This means that as the total value of bitcoins increases, the bitcoin system has the strength to disrupt central bank monetary policy.

Bitcoin is very speculative

How do you buy bitcoin? Of course, someone has to sell it, sell it for a value, a value determined by the Bitcoin market, and probably by the sellers themselves. If there are more buyers than sellers, the price increases. This means that Bitcoin behaves like a virtual commodity. You can accumulate them and sell them later at a profit. What happens when the price of Bitcoin falls? Of course, you lose your money just like you do on the stock exchange. There is also another way to acquire Bitcoin through mining. Bitcoin mining is the process of checking transactions and adding them to the general ledger called the blockchain, and releasing new bitcoins.

Is Bitcoin Liquid? This depends on the transaction volume. On the stock market, the liquidity of a share depends on factors such as the value of the company, the free float, demand, and supply, etc. In the case of Bitcoin, free float and demand seem to be the factors that determine the price. The high volatility of Bitcoin prices is due to the decrease in free float and demand. The value of a virtual business depends on the experience of its members with Bitcoin transactions. We could get useful feedback from your members.

What could be a big problem with this transaction system? No member can sell Bitcoin if they don't have one. This means that you have to purchase it first by offering something valuable that you own, or by mining Bitcoin. Much of these precious things ultimately come to someone who is the original seller of Bitcoin. Of course, a certain amount of money will surely go to other members who are not the original Bitcoins maker. Some members also lose their valuables. With the increasing demand for Bitcoin, the original seller can produce more Bitcoins than the central banks. As the price of bitcoin rises in its market, home producers can slowly release their bitcoins into the system and make big profits.

Bitcoin is an unregulated private virtual financial instrument


Bitcoin is a virtual financial instrument, although it is not qualified for the full currency and has no legal character. If Bitcoin holder


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