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Yes, it is entirely possible for fiat currency and Bitcoin to coexist in the same financial ecosystem, much like gold and fiat have existed alongside each other for centuries. While Bitcoin may offer several advantages over traditional currencies like privacy, immutability and decentralization, it cannot completely replace Fiat.

Fiat currency remains a crucial component of the global economy because of its universal acceptance and backing by governments. It provides essential services that cryptocurrencies cannot currently deliver on a large scale such as physical cash transactions or payment infrastructure already established over time.

However, with the continued rise in popularity of cryptocurrency adoption being adopted across various sectors including e-commerce platforms and major institutions accepting payments from customers using Bitcoins further boosting its potential groundswell could become more prominent into future trading spaces!

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I no longer see Bitcoin as a financial transactional instrument, like fiat (and what the other cryptos were trying to do) but a store of value like land, gold, or any other commodity.

Sure you can trade Bitcoin for goods but that’s like trading in Gold coins for a goods or service. I just don’t think this will work with Bitcoin anymore. The Feds simply won’t allow it.

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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.