Sounds like you don't understand the point of cryptocurrencies - which is to REPLACE fiat. The more people move into cryptocurrencies, the less relevant their price in dollars is anyway. Toward the end they will seem extremely volatile in terms of dollars because the dollar will downward spiral against it.
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Seems like you're the one who didn't bother to read what the point of this was about. I didn't say anything about it not replacing fiat, so that's a fallacious remark on your part. This post is about the instability of crypto.
I understood entirely. You have to understand that you are measuring volatility in terms of dollars. Measured that way, Bitcoin will become more volatile the more successful it becomes as the dollar loses value against it. In terms of bitcoin, Bitcoin is extremely stable staying exactly at a price of 1.