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June 28, 2019, 02:03:30 PM
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Short answer: No
Long answer: Yes

To be able to adapt bitcoin as our standard currency, countries from all over the world must adapt to this kind of change including countries among the developed, developing, and underdeveloped stage. Due to discrepancies among the financial status of each country, others do not have access to basic needs. If that were the case, access to this kind of technology seems far from materializing.

In the long run where each country slowly adapts to change, they would inevitably reform and change their payment structure to a digitalized form- which would make bitcoin possible as a standard currency. But for the time being, I do not see it from happening anytime soon.

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July 03, 2019, 03:51:29 AM
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If we look at bitcoin volatility in recent years is very high,
Volatility only exists because we still compare the price to fiat. And not with other products. When Bitcoin become more used around the world, the price will not jump like this. We are just seeing the speculation price because nobody has any idea what is the right price. But I do not think Bitcoin will ever be a universal currency that will dominate every market. But BTC could become a currency accepted everywhere as a second currency. It will be easy to tourist around the world using Bitcoin as a reference.
No, I do not agree with you. Bitcoin, like other types of decentralized cryptocurrencies, will always have high price volatility. Supply and demand will always be changeable. Because of this, bitcoin is unlikely to be used on a massive scale by business structures. High price volatility also creates common obstacles in the financial reporting to the tax authorities, since the price of an ace of a group of goods will constantly jump. On the other hand, when making large transactions in which it takes a long time from the moment of the conclusion of the agreement to its practical implementation, one of the parties will constantly lose due to price changes. Usually businessmen are not inclined to play a lottery.

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July 13, 2019, 04:26:19 PM
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Yes, Bitcoin volatility is its advantage and disadvantage at the same time. Bitcoin may well be a currency and means of payment, however, under certain conditions. In some countries, they already use electronic or physical bank cards, in which you can pay with Bitcoins at the exchange rate at the time of the transaction, but payments are made in actual local currency. In my opinion, this perfectly solves the problem of bitcoin volatility and there are no problems, especially for the seller of goods or services.
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