It’s over. Not even bitcoin fixes this. Only Solana, XRP and Cardano will fix this.
>>60886148XRP is the standard
>>60886148In reality...
>>60886159>Sir please wait while the network resolves an issue, there’s been an outage… can I just take the donut now and you will be paid 2-3 hours later? It’s guaranteed
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>>60886148Not only that,>Hmm the spot price of gold is fluctuating as we cut the bar; we need to adjust the amount cut mid-transaction>I'm the buyer and I want to pay as little as possible>I'm the seller and I want to receive as much as possible>Time to negotiate>While cutting the bar, some gold rubs off on your fingers, the scale, and clothing as it is a soft metal
>>60886180Hey i want that Donut. I give you a piece of paper with a funny face in exchange. The government is printing millions more right now so dont keep it too long.
>>60886148Maan, I wish my $donut would be 10$
>>60886148Fiat currencies are nothing more than the native tokens of networks called nation-states.Want to access the services of that network? You pay in its token.Taxes are just mandatory transaction fees denominated in the state’s token.To operate inside its jurisdiction, you must use its currency.Fiat isn’t backed by nothing, it’s backed by enforced access rights to the nation-state’s infrastructure, security, and rule of law.Nation-states enforce their native tokens through violence-backed institutions: legal tender laws, tax obligations, courts, police, armies.Crypto networks enforce their native tokens through cryptography: consensus rules, signatures, block validation.Gold provides none of the features that make a token usable. It is simply an alternative asset people hold to shield themselves when states debase their own tokens. Gold competes directly with all other assets for that role.As long as crypto networks function as intended, gold’s role diminishes. Its only remaining use case would be in scenarios where the digital layer itself collapses: global internet outages, cryptography failures, or systemic black swan events. Outside of those edge cases, crypto outperforms gold on every dimension of money except physical tangibility.Thank you for reading my blogpost.
>>60886148i was also shitposting on /pol/ earlier
>>60886381By the way, digital gold isn’t Bitcoin.It hasn’t appeared yet.Once the web of blockchains fully emerges, there will be a minting of a master asset: an immutable contract deployed across every chain, anchoring itself beyond the governance of any single network. It will function as the neutral settlement layer, outside the control of miners, stakers, or nation-states.This asset will not be optimized for payments, speculation, or governance. It will exist solely as a universally verifiable store of value, with scarcity mathematically guaranteed and permanence enforced by consensus across chains.That will be digital gold.
>>60886415Once you understand this, you may also grasp why one particular coin is relentlessly shilled here. Not because it is digital gold itself, but because it positions to be the connective tissue enabling such an asset to exist. Without that connective layer, no cross-chain, immutable master contract can ever be enforced.
>>60886148That's what silver is for. Retarded OP doesn't have 2 brain cells to rub together.
>>60886180I've been seeing you fud svetlana for years now. I can easily recognize your posts even when you don't spam the network image
>>60886148Do you honestly not know what gold certificates are?What do you think "backed by gold" even means?
>>60886428>>60886415In your dreams faggot.
>>60886150This.
>>60886150It sure is
>>60886148They already solved this problem with gold retard.
>>60886148Before this market became a joke due to the feds betraying the entire world, the dollar was backed by gold and was meant to do exactly this you turbo retard
>>60886148>Chainlink solves this
>>60889119The reason they dropped the gold standard is because faggots were "printing more gold" by pretending to have more than they had.
>>60889241Yeah and now they officially do that kek
>>60890368people buying gold right now are buying paper...
>>60891734This bubble will also burst. It is just much less predictable when it will.
>>60886415>sun farts on your server farm
>>60886587the network uptime, cesspool of 10minute dump scams, fuds itself
