Bitcoin Is Better Money: Why Price Will Keep Going Up Clearly Explained
In today's whiteboard video I clearly explain the macroeconomic & financial drivers that have led to the exponential growth of Bitcoin. I highlight what sets Bitcoin apart from other types of money, such as debt based fiat currency used by governments & banks. We will look at what properties make Bitcoin so unique & actually lend itself to higher prices as the network grows. Bitcoin is the world's first digitally scarce asset which makes it very attractive at a time when central banks are printing money, governments are running huge deficits & global debt has caused asset bubbles everywhere we look in financial markets. I hope you find this video helpful & please share with family & friends. #bitcoin #money #currency
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