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    June 26, 2023, 06:31:52 AM
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    According to evolution of money, trade was first done with the barter system, then it evolved to commodity money using Gold and it's kind,then into metal coins then paper money, later transactions where done with plastic cards, before it's evolved into electronic money and now crypto currency.
     About years ago El Salvador became the first country to adopt Bitcoin as a legal tender and there are speculations that other countries would also adopt it in the nearest future now my question is, with bitcoin being the leading crypto currency is there a tendency that it would become the generally used currency worldwide?

    We don't know how that is going play out now that the adoption of Bitcoin is currently in process. One of the challenges the world might face if Bitcoin is ever accepted as a world currency is the volatility. It Bitcoin the market will be more volatile if Bitcoin is used as the world currency and people would not have to bear the loses they might incur if this finally happens. What the world needed now is a stable currency that do not have fluctuation in price that will affect the market worth. The adoption of Bitcoin will determine if Bitcoin will be accepted as a world currency.
    I think that what the world needs right now is a hard currency, a currency which cannot be printed whenever politicians find themselves in a problem and they use this feature of fiat to try to get away with their mistakes.

    And there is little doubt that bitcoin is a hard currency, but it is precisely that characteristic what is going to stop many politicians to support it, as the power they get out of fiat is so huge that they cannot imagine a way to manage the economy and their governments without it.
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