TechFlow news, according to Decrypt, Nobel laureate in economics and known as the "father of modern finance," Eugene F. Fama, predicted on the Capitalisn't podcast that Bitcoin will go to zero within 10 years. He argued that blockchain-based financial systems require excessive computing power, making them unsustainable.
Fama pointed out that cryptocurrencies violate basic rules of a medium of exchange due to their high value volatility. He also questioned Bitcoin's positioning as "digital gold," stating that without practical use, it would have no value.
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