đź“Ť When people ask what Bitcoin is for, they're not asking a technical question. They're revealing a category mistake. No one asks what the dollar is for. No one asks what gold is for. Money isn't justified by applications, it's recognized by behavior. Yet people still ask whether Bitcoin is a stock, a payment network, a technology platform, a speculative asset.
Those questions persist because Bitcoin is usually presented through the lens of markets instead of money. So the conversation starts in the wrong place. Bitcoin isn't waiting for a purpose. It's waiting to be understood.
