Any finite commodity really. Any basis of value is directly ...

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2026-08-29T23:38:59Z

Any finite commodity really. Any basis of value is directly hinged to the available supply.

Gold yields ~2% annually and is foundational in creating a benchmark inflation rate.

Bitcoin doesn't yield at all. If wallets or people die, less becomes available. Unlike gold, which can be rediscovered, Bitcoin is finite as fuck meaning that the model itself is flawed to a certain extent.

In 20 years time, how much will be available vs. how much lending is going to need to happen.

In other words, the system hasn't really changed, only the core reserve input (swapped gold and other reserves for Bitcoin) and why most if not all central banks shy away from it.

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