What is Bitcoin based on? does it have anything to do with t...

ダヤンks : I don't have that much detail either, but from the viewpoint of looking at it in terms of currency positioning, just as the euro dollar is high and the euro depreciates, there is a tendency for virtual money to pale in terms of whether it pales or falls when the currency (especially the dollar) becomes expensive. So I wonder if currency demand rises due to stock depreciation or economic recession, and virtual currency is also likely to fall. However, when there is an economic recession and there is an increase in currency production (in other words, additional issuance of bonds), the value of the actual currency itself falls, so I wonder if virtual currency (especially Bitcoin), which has a fixed maximum number of issues, is likely to rise.
※This is just my opinion.

Aiyaya OP ダヤンks : Ah, that's profound. Thank you for teaching