ChatGPT-4 explains why the world needs Bitcoin

OpenAI’s artificial intelligence (AI) platform ChatGPT has proven its usefulness in providing information on a wide range of topics, including the cryptocurrency sector, and its latest iteration was able to list all the reasons why the existence of Bitcoin (BTC) was necessary .

In fact, Michael Saylor, who is the founder and chairman of the enterprise analytics platform MicroStrategy, has asked GPT-4 why the world needed Bitcoin, and the AI ​​platform has given him a detailed answer containing eight specific reasons, which quoted by Saylor in a tweet published on March 15.

From decentralization and accessibility to security

As the main argument for the flagship digital asset, ChatGPT placed decentralization – the fact that no single entity, such as the government or financial institution, can control it, which in turn provides more freedom, autonomy and resistance to censorship and manipulation.

Second, the AI ​​tool pointed out Bitcoin’s ability to provide access to financial services to unbanked and underbanked individuals, such as in regions with limited or inaccessible traditional banking systems, who only need a smartphone and internet access to use the cryptocurrency.

Third, the fees for Bitcoin transactions can be lower “compared to traditional financial services, especially for cross-border transactions,” as ChatGPT highlighted, stressing that this can also reduce costs for both customers and businesses involved in international transfers.

Furthermore, “Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a public, tamper-proof ledger called the blockchain,” so “transactions can be easily verified and tracked, reducing the risk of fraud and corruption.”

Deflationary, private and programmable

As the chatbot also correctly observed, Bitcoin has a limited supply of 21 million BTC, making it a deflationary currency, reducing the risk of inflation, which tends to “erode the purchasing power of traditional currencies over time.”

The sixth pro-Bitcoin argument listed by GPT-4 was the greater degree of privacy when transferring assets compared to traditional transactions, thanks to the fact that the crypto transfers are linked only to a public address instead of sensitive personal information.

In seventh place is Bitcoin’s value as an investment and a method of diversifying financial portfolios, as the AI ​​tool noted that the largest decentralized finance (DeFi) by market capitalization had demonstrated its “potential for significant value growth over time.”

Last but not least is the fact that:

“Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies enable programmable money through smart contracts, which can automate and streamline various financial processes and transactions, leading to increased efficiency and new business models.”

Bullish future?

Bitcoin already has many believers in its bullish future who are well aware of its benefits, including Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the best-selling personal finance book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ who has long argued for Bitcoin as an alternative to the US dollar, which he considers “fake money” and a threat to the economy.

At the same time, the maiden crypto has recently hit new multi-month highs and has demonstrated chart patterns and indicators that suggest a new bull run was in play after a period of uncertainty, having started with a potential target of $1 million in the next round. a couple of years, as Finbold reported.