Why is Bitcoin compared to gold?
Should we rethink the label of "digital gold"? Is it too conservative?
Re-understanding Bitcoin——Not Just "Digital Gold"
Bitcoin is often likened to gold, but the article questions whether the "digital gold" label is too conservative and suggests a need to rethink this comparison.
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