@NickSzabo4 could you say that again but in another way? You mean Btc volatility can decline to more stable growth in time right?
Volatility in Bitcoin from temporary uncertainty about its future (vs. both political opposition & crypto competitors), not from its supply limit. As these uncertainties decline its volatility will decline until it reflects more the uncertainty in fiat than its own.
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Where is that from please. I would like to read that article.
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Thanks - great job
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Volatility is ultimately a function of m2 and once you start to see society depending on using it daily the transfer of volume from forex will happen, the volatility will thus be reflective of how much volume is on either side of the table (buy/sell) and is an organic process.
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Volatility will also decline due to increased utilization. Current volatility is an artifact of relatively limited adoption, where a few large players can make large swings in price.
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The most important thing in order to keep bitcoin as most descentralized as possible is to keep the size of blocks small so everyone can run a Full Node. It already is difficult to do it for most people.
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Instead of increasing the block size and trust More's law so the same people that run nodes today can keep running then, we should keep the block size as small as possible and take advantage of More's law so much more people can run one in the future.
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