36-hours of bitcoin.
Bad store of value, fantastic gambling machine. Gamblers look for action, and bitcoin--like a casino--has faithfully provided it 24/7 for over ten years, no down time. 
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Yes! Also, I think of a store of value not as an asset that is stable and/or constantly appreciates over time. That’s actuallly an indication that the asset is probably not a SoV. A store of value to me is an asset that protects my wealth when everything else fails.
Indeed. Price volatility is a shallow way to judge safety. Such intense and short-term risk aversion is far more akin to denying the realities of an unpredictable world than it is to a successful attainment of long-term safety.https://twitter.com/NickSzabo4/status/1162785450332848128 …
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I think of "store of value" as a short to midterm time horizon. Wealth takes longer to build and somewhat benefits from volatility (in an upward price direction), which is a longer time horizon.
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So I think "store of wealth" fits a longer time horizon.
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