As someone intrigued by the original premise of Bitcoin as the decentralized currency of the future (and neither invested in Bitcoin nor a Bitcoin enthusiast/nerd), I'm curious if that original premise/goal of being a decentralized currency factors into the theses of investors who are long on Bitcoin, or if they view Bitcoin as chiefly an investment vehicle like gold rather rather than as potentially any sort of widely adopted form of decentralized currency?
And if they do indeed believe that Bitcoin will ultimately transform into the decentralized currency of the world, then what sort of path do they see for Bitcoin to gain widespread adoption as a viable currency for settling everyday transactions, given the current valuation of 1 Bitcoin and investors' belief that it will continue to go up?
Or is the currently prevailing belief that the blockchain technology will just produce the decentralized currency of the future, while Bitcoin will forever remain an investment asset?
Thanks for indulging my curiosity.
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