Gold is good money. But the fact you can use it for jewelry, electronics, art, etc. all make it less useful as money.
Bitcoin is currently the best money. Using Bitcoin for NFTs, ordinals, or whatever other than monetary transactions, makes Bitcoin less useful as money.
Saylor: "Now, in the year 2025, we have consensus that bitcoin is digital gold."
Cool, bro. So let me show you the white paper...
Bitcoin: A peer-to-peer electronic cash system
I do envy coders. When I was a teenager, I often etched circuit boards and built gadgets. At 13, I was reading "Programming the 6502" and studying assembly language. Going into college, I strongly considered computing as a career, but ultimately chose the biomedical field. But I often wonder "What If?" and I do envy coders.
There are two reasons why gold is better money than silver: 1/ It is more scarce than silver and 2/ It has fewer use cases.
There are two reasons why silver is better money that copper: 1/ It is more scarce than copper and 2/ It has fewer use cases.
There are two reasons why bitcoin is better money than metals: 1/ It is more scarce than metals and 2/ It has fewer use cases.
Saylor is right. The best way to destroy bitcoin is to hire competent coders and tell them to make it better.
Bitcoin lightning addresses are a game changer! But the @ symbol is already used for email and using it for lightning is confusing. May I humbly suggest...