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[QUESTION] Privacy and the digital euro
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2024
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How has the purchasing power of your USD held up over the last 5 years? Because BTC has done pretty damned well. And your BTC still represents the same portion of supply as it always did. BTC is already more widely used and more stable than most national currencies. Unlike fiat currency, it isn't designed to lose value over time to inflation of the supply.
Here's how much USD, Gold, and BTC it takes to buy a house in the US over time.