A nonproductive blockchain can’t solve the fiat problem
A blockchain with unbounded scaling and offers low-cost transaction is the key to addressing the problem with today's fiat, but society needs to wake up first and recognize this fact.
A blockchain with unbounded scaling and offers low-cost transaction is the key to addressing the problem with today's fiat, but society needs to wake up first and recognize this fact.
While the narrative about BTC being digital gold continues, one major thing that debunks this is its inability to have real productive value and utility, thus offering no contribution to the world.
Contrary to what many believe, CBDC cannot change a nation's monetary policy but is merely a currency for transmitting money, be it fiat or a real commodity.
The line distinguishing money from currency has become blurry as fiat pushes itself to become both, leading to the rise of the "digital gold" narrative, which does not uphold the purpose of Bitcoin.
WorldVest and Tokenized's TroyMoney offers investors an alternative for capital preservation through currencies backed by gold and other precious metals minted on the BSV blockchain.
A new initiative introducing gold and other precious metals as a monetary system through blockchain technology is set to be launched by WorldVest, opening a pathway to revitalize the fiat currency.
A prominent critic of speculative digital assets, Peter Schiff opened Day 3 of the London Blockchain Conference 2023 with a discussion on the role of blockchain and gold in improving the global monetary system.
Joshua Henslee zooms in on why people hold digital currencies, the challenges of adopting these assets as payment, and the social engineering behind Bitcoin.
Central bank digital currencies could be a viable and positive alternative to fiat that could restore trust in the monetary system.
John Pitts explains why a commoditized computation like Bitcoin doesn’t go away.
Financial Integrity Network believes it’s time for the U.S. Congress to step up to the plate and regulate cryptocurrencies.
Tether only has enough cash on hand to back three-fourths of the supply of USDT, according to recently released documents.