> There's nothing that I can think of in the theory or history of Bitcoin to suggest that it should, can, or will ever, overcome its volatility.
What is it about Bitcoin that you think leads to inherent volatility? The only explanations for its current volatility that I can think of are the fact that many new people are constantly learning about it, the financial services for it are still very young (like exchanges), and governments have yet to address it. But Bitcoin has only existed for 4 years, and has only been known in mainstream publications for 1 year.
What is it about Bitcoin that you think leads to inherent volatility? The only explanations for its current volatility that I can think of are the fact that many new people are constantly learning about it, the financial services for it are still very young (like exchanges), and governments have yet to address it. But Bitcoin has only existed for 4 years, and has only been known in mainstream publications for 1 year.