Quoted from KornFreak28:Didn’t mean no disrespect to Astropin and yes I know he is very hard core on BTC and I’m trying to follow in his footsteps. He already was kind enough to lend a hand explaining to me about cold storage which I had no idea even existed!
Astro you make a great point about why selling btc back to fiat but at some point there’s got to be a selling point I think no? The way I see it, unless BTC is accepted as payment everywhere it would be hard not to sell when it hits 1 million in 10+ years (fingers crossed) Unless I’m looking at this from a different perspective?
Thread…..Enlighten me!
I believe the thought is that by the time its worth, say, 1 million per bitcoin, its adoption and acceptance will be to the level that you won't need to sell/convert it to fiat form to "cash in", you'll just be able to spend it in its form as is. For me I see it as not so much a single selling point, but the idea of taking small profits along the way, that would be most beneficial. Maybe some of that profit taking is by converting to fiat, until we hit the point where the converting is no longer even necessary.
I do have a question of my own though that your post made me want to ask. Do you folks see Bitcoin working as a payment option as the main drive to its future success? I personally feel its strength has always been, and will always be, its ability to be a safe store of value, not tethered to depreciative fiat currency. But maybe I'm underestimating the importance of it being a payment system too.