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He argued that Bitcoin fails to exhibit these attributes consistently and, therefore, is not likely to serve as a direct replacement for traditional currency. Furthermore, while Bitcoin enthusiasts may advocate for its use as a store of value due to its capped supply of 21 million coins, the general volatility observed in cryptocurrencies complicates this claim.
Cison suggested that Bitcoin's potential effective use case might lie in its ability to serve as a more stable store of value compared to fiat currencies, which can lose value over time due to inflation. However, he cautioned that predicting the future value of Bitcoin remains speculative.