Bitcoin is not volatile, the current human valuation of it is.
1 BTC is always 1 BTC.
How we value it - that changes, and valuing it with a manipulatable currency system is what's creating the noise.
You'll realize it's a standard, tied to energy/physics unit of account - and is the most stable a money can be.
The most stable in exchange for what? Itself? So is everything else, idiot.
To claim its stable is to claim its stable in relation to something. In relation to what?
Huge claim to give zero examples c goods other than itself it is so stable against.
No everything else is not stable against itself. Everything else's supply can be increased as everything else can be produced if market demands. Try producing more bitcoin.
Bitcoin's supply is not centrally planned, anyone can have their node/miner go beyond 21M and fork/branch off, but since good money requires absolute scarcity - market achieves the consensus to stay on 21M limit.
Bitcoin is engineered to be volatile because demand fluctuates with market demand while supply can't, because the rate of supply is not market determined, its centrally planned and artificially fixed.
