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^ so looked up Michael Saylor and he left his main job to focus on bitcoin and through his holding company he owns 140,000 bitcoins. Sounds like he has some intrinsic motives to ensure Bitcoin's continued investment.
If this is so awesome, why is Michael Saylor so generously wanting others to join in? Is he doing this out of charity and the goodness of his heart to benefit the lives of others...? Or could it be that he's looking out for his best interest to keep Bitcoin prices high?
What would the world look like tomorrow if Bitcoin disappeared? Beside the investors losing money, would the world change in any measurable way? I do not think so. What would become more dangerous/not get done because bitcoin is no longer in existence?
So then, what is its actual worth and NEED for this in the world?
BTW, inflation is a natural part of an economic cycle. It has existed since the dawn of time and will continue to do so. Plus, The Federal Reserve exists to resolve the issue already.
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