@btcPashka As long as we are still on a fiat standard, we will track this increase in value in terms of a fiat price, and because fiat itself is not stable either, the nominal price of Bitcoin will fluctuate based on its own increasing value, and because of fiat inflation.
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@btcPashka I think you are missing the point. Bitcoin's price volatility will drastically reduce as more people adopt it, because it will take far more buying/selling pressure to move the price. However, its value as compared with other goods will also always continue to go up.
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@btcPashka This doesn’t mean we will always need something to “price” Bitcoin in, though. Once Bitcoin becomes our unit of account, we will be able to tell that its value continues to increase by the fact that we will be able to purchase more goods with the same amount of Sats.