Neither. Bitcoin is going up and fiat is going down, neither is stable.
Just look, how much food can you buy with $1000 now vs $1000 then. And then the same with 1 BTC now and then.
If you had to pick what is closer to reality, then so far it’s the first image, as BTC is going up faster than fiat is going down, so fiat feels more stable even when it isn’t really.
But that balance can flip, if BTC becomes mature and stabilizes somewhat, and fiat enters hyperinflation, then the bottom picture would be closer.
memberlogic on
Both
Asafromapple on
Both. If only second then houses were much more expensive
Well yeah, cash money going away soon! Digital will be it
rayfin on
A little from meme one and a little from meme two.
Asleep_Onion on
A little of both, but mostly the top one.
BTC has gone up 101% over the last 52 weeks, meanwhile the USD Index has gone down 4.4%.
So both things are happening, but BTC’s movement has been 23x more substantial than USD’s movement.
Diamondhandatis on
« Both can be true » – Dexter Morgan
charmquark8 on
Yes.
Blindguybill1 on
Both.
UnrealizedLosses on
As long as BTC goes up faster than the cost of eggs…
Brilliant999 on
BTC isn’t up all that much in €. The USD is just crumbling before our eyes under Trump
fightingformylife23 on
Two things can be true at once
ctnypr1999 on
Reality more so
ARoundForEveryone on
Which one is it? Good question, glad you asked.
The answer is yes. Yes it is.
Misher7 on
Mostly the latter, if we’re talking 2025 going forward.
sandee_eggo on
The dollar declines a little each year, and the rate of its decline is expected to increase in the future. Bitcoin has been appreciating a lot most years, and declining a lot some years.
cuc001b on
Pretty good argumentative meme, quite rare and good debate/reflection on how to measure value relative from a macro view
ScottieJack on
So when the deflation of Bitcoin matches the inflation of the dollar, we won’t see the price rise anymore after the next halving event and people will probably sell off all their bitcoin because it won’t be profitable to mine anymore. That’s when Bitcoin will crash
AberZombie_N_Fitch on
Both.
$1 = $1
1 BTC = 1 BTC
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Neither. Bitcoin is going up and fiat is going down, neither is stable.
Just look, how much food can you buy with $1000 now vs $1000 then. And then the same with 1 BTC now and then.
If you had to pick what is closer to reality, then so far it’s the first image, as BTC is going up faster than fiat is going down, so fiat feels more stable even when it isn’t really.
But that balance can flip, if BTC becomes mature and stabilizes somewhat, and fiat enters hyperinflation, then the bottom picture would be closer.
Both
Both. If only second then houses were much more expensive
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Well yeah, cash money going away soon! Digital will be it
A little from meme one and a little from meme two.
A little of both, but mostly the top one.
BTC has gone up 101% over the last 52 weeks, meanwhile the USD Index has gone down 4.4%.
So both things are happening, but BTC’s movement has been 23x more substantial than USD’s movement.
« Both can be true » – Dexter Morgan
Yes.
Both.
As long as BTC goes up faster than the cost of eggs…
BTC isn’t up all that much in €. The USD is just crumbling before our eyes under Trump
Two things can be true at once
Reality more so
Which one is it? Good question, glad you asked.
The answer is yes. Yes it is.
Mostly the latter, if we’re talking 2025 going forward.
The dollar declines a little each year, and the rate of its decline is expected to increase in the future. Bitcoin has been appreciating a lot most years, and declining a lot some years.
Pretty good argumentative meme, quite rare and good debate/reflection on how to measure value relative from a macro view
So when the deflation of Bitcoin matches the inflation of the dollar, we won’t see the price rise anymore after the next halving event and people will probably sell off all their bitcoin because it won’t be profitable to mine anymore. That’s when Bitcoin will crash
Both.
$1 = $1
1 BTC = 1 BTC