Michael Saylor: “Short-lived inflation” of fiat currency; within the Bitcoin ecosystem, potential allies should not be mistaken for enemies

PANews July 17 news: Strategy founder Michael Saylor said that fiat currency is the core problem of the current financial system, and strengthening Bitcoin through companies, institutions, securities, and technology is one part of the solution path. He emphasized that while debates within the Bitcoin ecosystem can be held over specific paths and strategies, potential allies should not be mistaken for enemies. His view cites data from crypto company River, saying the average lifespan of each fiat currency is about 27 years. In the comments, multiple Bitcoin supporters mentioned that long-term inflation of fiat currencies erodes purchasing power, that Bitcoin is seen as a tool to counter the depreciation of fiat currency, and they called for focusing on “fixing the money” rather than internal division.