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    Asides

    CONCLUSION: not a single reasonable argument that #BTC is a hedge against inflation, or, as a matter of fact, a hedge ag. anything. “I hate the Fed, THEREFORE Bitcoin” is the most common fallacy. Good news: private Twtr eliminate trolls & invites participants to probe w/reason.. I am still trying to get an answer on how #BTC can be a hedge against inflation since it went up 1000% over a period when inflation was 1-3%? Also where is the link between BTC and a basket of goods I will consume in the future? I am looking for an answer. Ask your friends.