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badumtisss's avatar

The idea of having constant for variables is very well explained, and example of the house measurements reinforced what article is trying to focus.

I understand why gold became a wide-spread, and one of the decent investment tool across the globe. Yet, as it is mentioned, gold a little resembles to other fiat based monatery system, and this tiny resemblance is enough to outplay it.

Accomplishment of world's first economic constant seems very possible by the support of Bitcoin. Its technical side was almost perfectly design, now its only problem is its overwhelmed network (as mentioned in other Cryptowriter articles). Therefore, Bitcoin has sufficient infrastructure to be such constant in future.

Bitcoin has almost completed its baby steps, but it still did not learn how to walk( future we will seeing it even running!), thereby I do not think its volatility would allow it to be economical constant in near future. However it seems more than possible if we think about advanced times.

What this article is trying to point out was amazing. I build more hope and belief as continue reading articles like this, I think everyone who is trying to have an idea about crypto space should take a look to this article. Thank you!

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cloudplans's avatar

Thanks to Cryptowriter, we read dozens of articles every week. Many of these are directly or indirectly related to Bitcoin. And in every article we read, we can see many different reasons why Bitcoin is so successful.

In this article, Bitcoin, the "world's first economic constant", was mentioned. In another article, another innovation that Bitcoin has brought to our lives can be mentioned. Bitcoin is a gigantic technology that has no end. It is starting to take more place in our lives day by day, it continues to gain new adjectives. He was with us today as "the world's first economic constant". Let's see how we will talk about Bitcoin in the coming days.

I like the units of measure example. I really enjoyed reading it. Thanks for your effort.

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