Bitcoin is a fixed point in the set of all possible monetary systems. Mathematically speaking: A fixed point is a state that does not change through transformation. If we go through all monetary systems — from beads to shells, metal, paper, credit, central banks, QE — we realize: With each new transformation, the monetary system changes... until we encounter Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the first candidate for a monetary fixed point, because no political or economic operator can change the system.

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i agree — but i think it is okay to be open to it and not be stuck (even though it is unlikely bitcoin gets replaced, i would just leave it open)