The bitcoin miner's fee represents the sum total of central bank distortions.
That fee should be a proxy for normal FX uncertainty of the holding period. So, yes, bitcoin can be money for business that mainly trade in many currencies, like international resorts. The resorts suffer currency uncertainty, no way to avoid it, it is in their business. So pricing everything in bitcoin makes sense, as long as they can aggregate up and get economies on the miner's fee. That latter feat is called sharding, and they will be doing this soon. This is about the only real pricing market for bitcoin, but it seems the perfect niche.
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