The Bitcoin Struggle Between China and the U.S. Leaves America No Chance of Recovery!

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Bitcoin has made a comeback, breaking the $100,000 mark, and Americans are very angry. Why don't the Chinese allow Bitcoin to operate?

Many countries around the world have made it legal tender. A friend replied to an American saying, since Bitcoin is so good, Americans should buy more of it themselves and use it to pay off the debts owed by the U.S. government!

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Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon where some countries use Bitcoin as legal tender, resulting in some amusing situations.

For example, when buying vegetables, one has to calculate Bitcoin's rise and fall; vegetables priced at $10 in the morning could change to $15 in the afternoon, leading to a stare-off between vendors and customers.

Some people quickly convert their salaries into cash on payday, fearing that by morning, their money will lose half its value overnight.

Young people are managing well with it, making payments with just a swipe on their phones, but the older folks are getting anxious, exclaiming, "Can this thing be used to make dumplings? Can it be stored in the bank?" Technology advancing quickly is a good thing, but common people still need to find stability in life. Don't you agree?