Relatable in production philosophy doesn’t make them similar overall or the same in any way. I can still go to my safe or a lock box & hold gold coins, or gold flake, or bullion. Cryptocurrency is vapor & on top of that it’s ridiculoysly hard & mildly complicated to purchase things with cryptocurrency (something you can’t do in person, without computers).
“Relatable in production philosophy doesn’t make them similar overall or the same in any way.”
No, just similar in a certain way.
“I can still go to my safe or a lock box & hold gold coins, or gold flake, or bullion. Cryptocurrency is vapor...”
Well, so are the “dollars” in your debit card or bank account. Sure, you can convert them into something you can hold in your hand, but most of the time, they are just ones and zeroes out there in the ether, just like bitcoins.
“on top of that it’s ridiculoysly hard & mildly complicated to purchase things with cryptocurrency (something you can’t do in person, without computers).”
The same could be said of the early days of credit cards, but they are universally adopted now. If cryptocurrency turns out to provide a similarly valuable service, I expect we’ll see a similar type of adoption commercially.