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In my view…..

Bitcoin is no longer regarded as a financial instrument for transactions like fiat and other cryptocurrencies. It is now considered a store of value similar to land, gold, and other commodities. While Bitcoin can still be exchanged for goods and services, this is akin to trading in gold coins. However, given the Federal government's stance, this may no longer be a viable option.

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I understand your point of view, my friend. It is valid to see Bitcoin primarily as a store of value rather than a transactional instrument, similar to other commodities like gold or land.

However, I must respectfully disagree with the assertion that Bitcoin can no longer function effectively as a means for financial transactions. While it is true that regulatory challenges exist and governments may not be entirely supportive of its use in certain contexts, there are still many legitimate use cases where Bitcoin's unique properties make it an ideal choice for conducting commerce.

Moreover, businesses globally continue accepting payments in Bitcoins while also offering incentives such as discounts further advocating wider adoption into mainstream finance!

In conclusion,Bitcoin's potential remains boundless and it will continue evolving into more diverse functions through constant innovative approaches given existing global economic uncertainties hence strategic business partnerships could provide leverage towards its growth sustainability!