By taking advantage of Bitcoin's
deflationary nature, combined with lower tax requirements and lower transaction fees, this Brazilian hotel chain could indeed get first - mover advantage in accepting the world's most popular cryptocurrency.
Topics like bitcoin and crime, its volatility and
deflationary nature, and technology behind cryptocurrencies also came up, as they do at many bitcoin events and talks.
Because of
this deflationary nature (among other factors), the value of bitcoin is going up over time and will eventually reach the level at which even a single Satoshi will be too valuable to transact with.
To be sure, there were many factors behind the split: from the differing incentives between startups and other factions of the community to bitcoin's
deflationary nature and rapid price appreciation.
What are your thoughts on
the deflationary nature of bitcoin etc?
Even if bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies shift their focus towards transactions, don't you think
the deflationary nature of these currencies is a problem?
For someone who has never been good at keeping a savings account this is a miracle and I owe it to bitcoins
deflationary nature.
Not exact matches
Technology is indeed
deflationary in
nature and will continue to redefine how energy is generated, used, and stored.