Anyone who implies that BTC is somehow "better money", is either a con artist trying to rip you off right now, or incredibly ignorant about money

As someone on this sub said, something that can only be used once in 30 years by all the people in this world, cannot possibly be money.

Something that has a couple of dollars fee per transaction will never be used as money by the broader public.

Some have long recognized these facts and started calling Bitcoin "digital gold" instead of peer to peer electronic cash.

But evangelists are still running around pretending that it is or can be money with these base layer properties (high fees, unreliable transaction times).

That's simply bunk, or as my title suggests, trying to pull the wool over the public's head.

Playing out in practice:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_fool_theory

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