Wait wait wait, first you say I shouldn't market it as a get rich quick scheme, which, for whatever reason, you have interpreted yourself and now you ask me if I would buy Bitcoin if the price wouldn't increase in value?!
If you're butthurt because I've pointed out that you don't understand simple sentences, maybe you should go back to elementary school instead of trying to act smart.
Yes, I'm so butthurt by your argument that I took it under consideration and changed the point I was making. So is Bitcoin a get rich slow scheme to you? Would you still buy Bitcoin if you knew for a fact that it wouldn't ever be worth more than it is now?
Dude, I didn't make a single argument, but because you really want to know:
Bitcoin is a 'don't get poor scheme' for me. A sound money that will always remain the best bet due to its limited supply, even if it doesn't increase, measured in fiat. In addition, your stated axiom is not really realistic, as humans are always trying to get better and through this striving for improvement, a money that is limited in quantity is always deflationary. So purchasing power increases the more productive we become.
