The volatility point is so damn annoying. They're so stuck in fiat that anything that doesn't track its "price" is automatically deemed as volatile. And lumping bitcoin with crypto is just expected. Although I've noticed that some scholars will say "Bitcoin and crypto", which implies that they probably implicitly acknowledge the there's a difference between the two

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Yes, it's likely due to the misconception that fiat is stable. As if everything the government does is inherently stable. Palace scholars.