*clucks*
Hang on there. If I recall correctly, a bitcoin was worth $6,000 USD 2 months ago? Now it is worth $9,000 USD?
So if I went to the store to buy a cheep car for 9 grand USD today, I'd have to pay for it with one BTC. But if I did it 2 months ago, I'd have to have paid 1.5 bitcoins, based on the value of the current BTC/USD.
The value of the car did not change, but the value of the currency did. Which is BTC, which is compared to USD.
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Hold on one minute, if you have ever shopped for anything using Bitcoin the prices fluctuate with the value of the coin so you are always paying the same amount in USD. (I know this because Starbucks accepts Bitcoin) You are not all of the sudden going to save 3thousand on a car just because the price has moved. That would be cool as hell but it's not how it works. The value is always the same as the American dollar. The only difference is Bitcoin is gaining value the dollar is losing value. And the reason it has no intrinsic value is because its a currency! What kind of intrinsic value does a dollar have? You can wipe your ass with one? Wow lots of value there!
