Should Bitcoin Replace the Currency of the Central Bank?

Difference between Bitcoin and Central Bank Currency



What is the difference between a central bank authorized currency and bitcoin? The bearer of currency charged by the central bank can only offer it to exchange goods and services. Holders of bitcoin cannot provide it because it is a virtual currency that a central bank does not authorize. However, bitcoin holders can transfer bitcoin to another bitcoin member's account in exchange for goods and services and even currencies approved by the central bank.

Inflation will reduce the actual value of bank currency. Short-term fluctuations in the supply and demand for bank currency in money markets affect changes in the cost of borrowing. However, the face value remains the same. In the case of bitcoin, both its face value and its actual value change. We recently saw the split of bitcoin. It is something like a stock split in the stock market.

Companies sometimes split stock into two, five, or ten based on market value. This will increase the transaction volume. Therefore, while the intrinsic value decreases over time, the inherent value of bitcoin increases as demand for the coin increases. As a result, one can automatically make a profit by grabbing bitcoins.

Also, early holders of bitcoin will have a significant advantage over other holders of bitcoins who enter the market later. In that sense, bitcoin behaves like an asset whose value increases and decreases, as evidenced by the volatility of its prices.

When the original producers, including miners, sell bitcoins to the public, the money supply in the market decreases. However, this money does not go to the central banks. Instead, it targets a few people who can act as the central bank. Indeed, companies can raise capital from the market. However, they have regulated transactions. This means that as the total value of bitcoin increases, the bitcoin system will have the power to interfere with central banks' monetary policy.

bitcoin is very speculative


How do you buy bitcoin? Naturally, someone would have to sell it, selling it for a price, a price decided by the bitcoin market and probably by the sellers themselves. If there are more buyers than sellers, the price goes up. This means that bitcoin acts as a virtual product. You can collect them and sell them for a profit later. What if the price of bitcoin drops? Of course, you will lose your money the same way you lose money in the stock market. There is also another way to acquire bitcoins through mining. Bitcoin mining is the process by which transactions are verified and added to the public ledger, known as the black chain, and the medium through which new bitcoins are issued.

How Liquid is Bitcoin? It depends on the transaction volume. In the stock market, the liquidity of a stock depends on factors such as the company's value, free float, supply, and demand, etc. In bitcoin, it appears that float is free, and need is the determining factor in its price. The high volatility of the cost of bitcoin is due to less free float and more demand. The value of a virtual company depends on the experiences of its members with bitcoin transactions. We may get helpful feedback from your members.

What could be a significant problem with this transactional system? No member can sell bitcoins if he does not have bitcoins. This means that you must first acquire it by offering something of value to you or mining bitcoins. A large portion of this valuable stuff eventually goes to the person who is the original seller of bitcoin. Of course, a certain amount as profit will surely go to other members who are not the original creators of bitcoin. Some members will also lose their valuables. As the demand for bitcoins increases, the actual seller can produce more bitcoins as central banks do. As the price of bitcoins in your market rises, the original creators can slowly release their bitcoins into the system and make a considerable profit.

Bitcoin is a private virtual financial instrument that is not regulated.


Bitcoin is a virtual financial instrument, although it does not qualify as a real currency, nor does it have legal sanctity. If bitcoin holders establish a private court to resolve their issues arising out of bitcoin transactions, they may not care about legal sanctity.

Hence, it is a private virtual financial instrument except for group users. People who own bitcoins will buy large amounts of goods and services in the public domain, which can destabilize the general market. This will be a challenge for the regulators. The regulators' inaction could lead to another financial crisis, as happened during the financial crisis of 2007-08.

As always, we cannot judge the tip of the iceberg. We cannot estimate the damage it will cause. It is only in the final stages that we see the whole thing when we cannot do anything other than an emergency exit to escape the crisis. We've been experiencing it ever since we dealt with those things. We started doing yoga which we wanted to control. We succeeded in some and failed in many, though not without sacrifice and loss. Should we wait till we see all this?

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