Before Bitcoin was created we have been using bank note and see physical money but since i started learning more about Bitcoin, I have noticed that I do not look at bank notes the same way I use to see its value before and I believe am not the only one that feels that way, and it got me asking myself questions like: What is the cause of it?
Knowing something that works differently than what we used to know will significantly change how we view things. Like we thought that we can only use fiat currency to purchase then all of a sudden there is this new form of currency that enable us to purchase items globally without the need to use banks or any third party.
But then I have noting that Bitcoin didnt just introduce another way to send or store money but for so many of us it changed the way we think about what money actually is though am not saying bank notes will suddenly disappear, because we still need fiat for everyday transactions. But I think Bitcoin has made many of us look at physical cash with a very different mindset.
I agree, many who get used to digital transfers see physical cash differently. Some even see it as inconvience since they feel that carrying physical cash as troublesome.
And I would love to ask has Bitcoin changed the way you see your own country currency, or other fiat currencies?
In my case, knowing Bitcoin did not change how I see fiat currency. For me, they are still valuable for daily transactions.
