Ideas in this flowchart

• Debate over bitcoin's volatility, liquidity, and broader adoption
• Supporters argued that volatility could attract traders.
• Traders' buying and selling could increase liquidity and eventually stabilize prices.
• Sophisticated exchanges, trading tools, and regulated financial services could create more buyers and sellers.
• The development of foreign-exchange trading desks helped stabilize markets after the collapse of Bretton Woods.
• Critics argued that bitcoin could remain trapped in a cycle that discourages everyday use.
• Volatility could discourage everyday use, preventing broader adoption.
• Supporters viewed speculation and investment as a transitional stage toward broader adoption.