Does the dollar have a fixed price?, I noticed that the value of the dollar is decreasing from time to time or from year to year, yes he really cares about the dollar but I think the old man will regret it if dedollarization really happens at his age or at the time he was alive, it's possible that if dedollarization did happen I think it would cause a depreciation of much more than what we feel today in the dollar.

Who cares about that geezer LOL.
but I hope that with bitcoin critics such people can have a downward effect just this time, I feel that many of the previous key bitcoin prices missed and lagged at some bitcoin strong support prices.

The value of fiat money isn't really decided by buyers and sellers. A country can set a strict regulated value of its currency for the national market, significantly disregarding the international value. And if a currency loses tons of value internationally, it can lose less value inside the country for products that aren't imported there. So the value of fiat is much trickier than the value of Bitcoin because fiat is tied to particular states and can be regulated (although sometimes not very successfully). What I do agree with is that it's nothing like gambling, trying a roulette wheel.
Also, if people could place a bet on a wheel and wait over and over with the same bet (without spending more money) until they win the bet, I'm sure many would do it. And that's what happens with Bitcoin: you can invest and just wait through the bearish times until you make profit.

Modern currency is just a proxy for military power + natural resources. USD/Yuan/Euro are the strongest currencies because each region controls the worlds resources and dominate the geopolitical sphere. Even Russia can have a strong currency solely backed by energy exports even though every other sector of the economy has receded post war.

Warren Buffet has made his money through the speculative stock market, so I find the irony palpable. If he considers Bitcoin to be gambling, then his fortune made via the stock market must follow the same principle because the stock market is a zero sum game.

Warren buffet was a well respected investor that had great ideas in the past. Now he is an old men that does not even own an smartphone. If you you consider that you can quickly understand why he can not understand Bitcoin. It is not his fault, it is simply that he is a case for the retirement home.

That’s the whole point! Bitcoin is not a business and it is also a modern technology. Warren buffet is not a fool when it comes to businesses, but he certainly is when it comes to modern technologies.

warren buffet does not invest in assets. he invests in businesses.

his strategy is if an asset plays good the business around the asset plays good too..
if the asset plays bad he dont care becasue he still owns parts of the business and he can sell the business parts off to make good.

his mindset has never been to invest in assets. he invests in businesses of assets as a step-back protection of his investment. to be one step away from risk. and thats how he has been successful

and yes he doesnt see bitcoin he only sees FTX where FTX would have been a bad investment, but FTX main fall was its own craptoken FTT not bitcoin. bitcoin did not cause the fall of FTX FTT did

Some people are listening from what he said because of status in life.
But it is true, if you are not well-conversant with the technology, how can you give a valuable comment on the matter?
Stocks and other financial options have some sort of speculative aspect as for sure no one knows exactly what will happen to their holdings.
Just like with btc or crypto market in general, we are all speculating to where our coins will head to.
But high likely that he is talking about the risks involve and right now, btc is considerably a high risk investment.

Warren Buffett might be correct that Bitcoin is gambling since you are willing to risk your money when you hold your BTC to earn profit. Gambling is also taking risk for the result you desired the most. Anyway, if they spread comments like that then it's much better to ignore and let people decide if they want to be in CRYPTO or not (for those people who haven't been in crypto) and let the other decide if they want to stay in crypto or not. In short, don't force other people who doesn't want to or those who are not interested.

It all depends on each person's decision whether to get into crypto or not.
Gambling is more synonymous with guessing and luck, but in Bitcoin it is not entirely so.
Those who do not have the knowledge will indeed seem to only enter according to their feelings without any analysis.

Being a speculative asset may still be a bad view for some people, but in the current use of Bitcoin there have been real adoptions made even though some governments prohibit it.

Before Bitcoin existed Warren Buffet was already a senior investor so it is no wonder that he continues to oppose Bitcoin because his belief in Bitcoin is different from the belief in the investments he makes in some of his companies.
Despite continued criticism by Warren Buffet, Bitcoin is still a digital asset that is in demand by modern society today, even growing.

and it is common that the risk of getting into Bitcoin or crypto is quite large due to high volatility.
As crypto users, we must also be aware of that.
Called speculation or as a gambling scheme it is the view of each person.