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Bitcoin isn’t money – Econlib

Last updated: February 15, 2025 2:00 pm
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The Debate Over Bitcoin: Is Collapse Inevitable?

In a recent interview with Eugene Fama, the Nobel laureate predicted a grim future for Bitcoin, suggesting that its price could plummet to zero. Fama argues that despite its mainstream adoption, Bitcoin lacks intrinsic value, making it vulnerable to a collapse if demand wanes.

Fama’s stark warning raises concerns about the long-term viability of Bitcoin. He believes that if the demand for Bitcoin evaporates, its pricing will follow suit, potentially leading to a complete crash. When asked if Bitcoin’s price could ultimately drop to zero, Fama responded with a chilling affirmation, indicating that the likelihood is close to certainty.

Furthermore, Fama expressed a desire for Bitcoin to fail, suggesting that its demise would prompt a reevaluation of monetary theory. He believes that the persistence of Bitcoin poses a challenge to existing economic frameworks, necessitating a fresh perspective on the nature of currency.

Contrary to Fama’s assertions, it’s essential to recognize that Bitcoin does not fit the traditional definition of money. While it serves as a digital asset and a speculative investment, Bitcoin lacks the widespread adoption and recognition needed to function as a medium of exchange or unit of account. Therefore, its impact on monetary theory is limited.

Comparing Bitcoin to electronic gold offers a more accurate perspective on its role in the modern economy. Just as gold has served as a store of value for generations, Bitcoin appeals to a new demographic of tech-savvy individuals seeking alternative investment opportunities.

While both gold and Bitcoin have industrial applications, their primary value lies in their perceived scarcity and resilience as stores of value. Investors and enthusiasts alike view these assets as reliable stores of wealth, anticipating future demand and appreciation.

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