#BTC短时逼近99K大关

If Bitcoin rises above 100,000, it will no longer be something the common people can casually touch, and it may even become a new battleground for competition between countries. If it really reaches this price level, we need to ponder the following three questions.

First, can Bitcoin's market value really surpass gold? Gold has been a hard currency from ancient times to the present, while Bitcoin is only twenty years old; it's hard to believe it could dethrone gold.

Second, what does the U.S. really want to do with Bitcoin? With Trump's businessman personality, he might use Bitcoin to solve the pile of debt problems in the U.S. But if he really does this, Bitcoin's market value would have to rise further.

But here comes the problem: how does the U.S. plan to sell this Bitcoin? Or, how can they make other countries willingly take over Bitcoin at prices of hundreds of thousands or even millions each?

I think other countries aren't that foolish; blockchain isn't some high technology. If the U.S. can manage Bitcoin, other countries can create their own currencies like Middle Eastern coins or oil coins. If the Shanghai Cooperation Organization doesn't buy in, the U.S. can only sweeten the deal with Bitcoin, for example, by offering a green card for holding one Bitcoin, but that is just a hypothesis.

Third, can Bitcoin really promote the progress of human civilization? We often say that people in the crypto world only care about prices and haven't created much value. The hot topics in the crypto world are mostly memes; what value can these possibly have? As a representative of blockchain, can't Bitcoin contribute to the progress of human civilization? Can't its trust mechanism find a use in the real world?

#聚焦比特币

The test of a bull market is not just about price fluctuations, but also a test of our mentality. In the face of account changes, we must remain rational. Next, I will announce the potential next tenfold coin! It’s better to seize opportunities than to guess! Like + comment, for free sharing.