No one is saying they are. That's why "it's like" was used, figure of speech. Bitcoin however could be considered a product as the definition of product means it's a thing resulting from an action or process.
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You're dodging questions and providing irrelevant facts and data to the questions asked. Agreed that is unproductive tho. I also just listed you usecases in the other reply since you seem to not acknowledge any. Facts and data.
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You realize that value accrual (aka price growth, aka market cap growth) doesn’t come from “use cases” but from long-term holding preferences and circulating unit supply reduction, right?
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That's gotta be the most dumb thing I ever heard. Show me one useless (i.e without a use case) product that has value.
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And I'm blocked. hahahahahahah
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You're blocked for being incredulous towards well established facts.
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