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Originally Posted by anondev
Hello, how are you, my friend? How is your hard job to stay every day there and promote non usable Bitcoin Core with average $13 fee per transaction for idiots who don't know that when they will buy it they must pay at least $13 fee to move it each time... and fee will be higher later :-)
Btw, how are you Bitcoin BTC bags? Did you already move them to some exchange and sold to new idiots or still waiting for higher levels?
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Not that I want to jump into the middle of a pissing contest here, but I will say that the fees for Bitcoin are irrelevant. Look at my discussion about gold v Bitcoin.
The fees I pay to buy each ounce of gold run in the range of ~$5. So if gold was at $20,000 per ounce, I'd be paying $50. You don't own gold to use as a currency, you own it to store your wealth and protect against inflation.
Similarly, Bitcoin is not designed to be a currency coin, it is a store-of-wealth coin. You buy and hodl until you need to access funds, and then you sell for fiat or another crypto.
If you want to use a coin as cash, there are obviously better options, but if you want to buy and keep your wealth protected from runaway money printing, you buy and hodl BTC.