After BTC rises to 100,000 US dollars, it will no longer be something ordinary people can play with. In the big picture, it may become a game between nations. If it rises to this height, three questions have to be considered.
1. Does BTC's Market Cap really have to surpass gold? The history of gold speaks for itself, as it has always been a hard currency from ancient times to the present. BTC, on the other hand, has surpassed gold in just twenty years, which is truly mind-boggling.
2. What does the United States really want to do with BTC? Based on Trump's business personality, BTC may be used by him to solve the US debt problem. In this regard, the Market Cap of BTC is not enough and needs to continue to expand its scale. However, a problem arises: how to make a move? Or how to play people for suckers in other countries? Will other countries really foolishly accept tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of BTC? I think it's unlikely because blockchain can be copied and lacks technical content. If the US is into BTC, other countries can also create their own Middle East coin, oil coin, SCO coin, etc. If they don't accept it, what should be done? The only option is to empower BTC, such as in the future... (pure speculation) owning 1 BTC can grant you a green card, and so on.
Can BTC promote the progress of human civilization? We often say that the crypto world only carries prices, but does not create value. The mainstream of the crypto world today is also MEME, which does not create value. So can the Block chain led by BTC promote the progress of human civilization? Can its trust mechanism create some practical value in reality?
1. Does BTC's Market Cap really have to surpass gold? The history of gold speaks for itself, as it has always been a hard currency from ancient times to the present. BTC, on the other hand, has surpassed gold in just twenty years, which is truly mind-boggling.
2. What does the United States really want to do with BTC? Based on Trump's business personality, BTC may be used by him to solve the US debt problem. In this regard, the Market Cap of BTC is not enough and needs to continue to expand its scale. However, a problem arises: how to make a move? Or how to play people for suckers in other countries? Will other countries really foolishly accept tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of BTC? I think it's unlikely because blockchain can be copied and lacks technical content. If the US is into BTC, other countries can also create their own Middle East coin, oil coin, SCO coin, etc. If they don't accept it, what should be done? The only option is to empower BTC, such as in the future... (pure speculation) owning 1 BTC can grant you a green card, and so on.
Can BTC promote the progress of human civilization? We often say that the crypto world only carries prices, but does not create value. The mainstream of the crypto world today is also MEME, which does not create value. So can the Block chain led by BTC promote the progress of human civilization? Can its trust mechanism create some practical value in reality?
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