Bitcoin's Hyperbolic Adoption

Aaron Carroll: Most people view Bitcoin volatility as inherently risky because they're used to thinking of volatility in terms of stocks. But the difference with Bitcoin or any commodity for that matter is that there's no cash flows, there's no CEO,. There's no yield, there'sNo liability. You know, it's like all these things, they're different. And so, yes, to your point, Bitcoin's volatile and then it goes down and end up just like stocks. It's different because it's not a security. So yeah, I think Bitcoin will continue to be volatile," he says. "It could go significantly higher than what other systems can" The rate at which technological change

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