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reanimate/ OG blog;
You forgot to mention in your article how BTC is readily and directly convertible into a variety of other cyrpto-currencies as well as traditional currencies, thanks to service providers online. That throws your analysis out the window, IMO.
The US dollar is not so easily converted into other currencies and it is loaded with $17 trillion in debt, plus another expected $80 trillion over the next 20 years. BTC is the new safe haven. Gold prices are actively repressed by the Financial Stability Board of the BIS as well as the PPT over at the US Federal Reserve, which means gold will never be a safe haven.
You also forgot to mention how the World Bank and IMF created vision documents for a currency similar to BTC, about 15 years ago. BTC is their creation, IMO. Social engineering ensures you will never know this fact directly.