I think it was not. It was created as a reward for people who were mining. No really to serve as a means of replacing the currency. After value was added to it, it was usually used for illegal deals in the Dark Web, and only a few years ago it started to be considered valuable by other companies, and I think only 3 years ago or maybe 5 I always mix it up, it was considered valuable enough to be used by a bank. So yeah it is a positive in my opinion, and I love that it exists, and it will probably replace paper and coins(not BTC necessarily). After all China is slowly cutting down on money spent, and are using WeChat Pay more and more, I even bought some vegetables from a granny in China with WeChat Pay. So yeah digital/crypto Currencies are the futures, so you might also hold on to your biznotes, you never know.Bitcoin was originally created to serve as another means of currency that alternate the fiat currency and help the dying economy at that time. It’s believed that the increase in the fiat currency printed causes a lot of harms than good to the economy. With a stable amount of bitcoin I believe it has done justice to the supply making it controllable from inflation. Recently most people have found interest in cryptocurrency and they’re investing, saving and trading with cryptocurrency and that’s gradually decreasing the usage of fiat currency.
How do you think this will affect fiat currency? Please state the positive and negative effects
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