Why I Believe Bitcoin Is The World's First Deflationary Asset
Oliver approaches the central question of whether Bitcoin is truly unique in terms of its inflation in a compelling manner.
Welcoming critics, skeptics, and Bitcoin enthusiasts, he highlights its uniqueness as the world's first deflationary asset, with a known and limited supply from day one.
Oliver challenges the common application of inflation metrics to Bitcoin, emphasizing its exceptional nature. He argues that Bitcoin's transparency and fixed supply make it unique, questioning the notion of inflation in traditional assets.
His speech also focuses on the clarity of Bitcoin's supply and how it rewards participants while questioning the distinction between total and available supply.
Ultimately, Oliver discusses Bitcoin's uniqueness in terms of its fixed supply of 21 million coins and the immutable rules that set it apart from traditional assets, presenting it as a revolutionary phenomenon with the potential to redefine finance.
Note: This talk was delivered live on Twitter (X) in October of 2023.
Welcoming critics, skeptics, and Bitcoin enthusiasts, he highlights its uniqueness as the world's first deflationary asset, with a known and limited supply from day one.
Oliver challenges the common application of inflation metrics to Bitcoin, emphasizing its exceptional nature. He argues that Bitcoin's transparency and fixed supply make it unique, questioning the notion of inflation in traditional assets.
His speech also focuses on the clarity of Bitcoin's supply and how it rewards participants while questioning the distinction between total and available supply.
Ultimately, Oliver discusses Bitcoin's uniqueness in terms of its fixed supply of 21 million coins and the immutable rules that set it apart from traditional assets, presenting it as a revolutionary phenomenon with the potential to redefine finance.
Note: This talk was delivered live on Twitter (X) in October of 2023.
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