Gold/bitcoin, money/currency
Society does not need a new gold, but rather an efficient and proper "currency" to support it—something that would take the role of a subordinate technology.
Society does not need a new gold, but rather an efficient and proper "currency" to support it—something that would take the role of a subordinate technology.
It is important to make a distinction between “money” and “currency,” not for the sake of semantics but to have a clear way to conceptualize the whole matter.
In this article, Marquez Comelab goes through a brief history of how money evolved to determine if a new currency like Bitcoin is a good form of money and improves the current monetary system.
Marquez Comelab takes us through the invention of paper money combined with the development and use of banking, which accelerated the evolution of the monetary and financial system we have today.
Marquez Comelab takes us back to the earliest forms of money had been, from livestock and crops to shells and metals to standardized coins and now, through Bitcoin.
In this series, Marquez Comelab explores what money and the different forms it had taken in the past for us to consider whether Bitcoin can be used as currency.
Bitcoin SV has a unique quality that makes it stand out from other cryptocurrencies. which is a way of saying that crypto is supposed to exist for one main purpose – to be used as currency.
Dr. Craig Wright of nChain has penned his latest Medium post on cryptocurrency, explaining how digital currencies can be used to exchange money across the web.
Max Keiser, notable broadcaster, filmmaker and host of the Keiser Report, has made a stark, but most likely accurate, prediction.