Yes, and in this market of stories gold competes just fine. As evidenced. The fact that you don't have the gold in your pocket is not a mark against its story. People value the story as it stands, tha...
Yet you mistake the battle for the war. Gold's story is a finished tragedy where the hero is a state-owned zombie and its "success" is a testament to its captivity.
₿itcoin’s "story hit" isn't a failure of its plot points; it's the core of its new narrative. It's a live-action epic where the hero is attacked by the old guard precisely because its objective properties are a threat. Every "hit" is a chapter proving its power.
The state fears ₿itcoin in a way it never feared gold, because for the first time in history, it cannot simply change the rules of the game. That immutability is the entire story.
₿itcoin’s "story hit" isn't a failure of its plot points; it's the core of its new narrative. It's a live-action epic where the hero is attacked by the old guard precisely because its objective properties are a threat. Every "hit" is a chapter proving its power.
The state fears ₿itcoin in a way it never feared gold, because for the first time in history, it cannot simply change the rules of the game. That immutability is the entire story.
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