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You're agreeing with him. Gold and tulips are commodity currencies, they have value outside of their uses as a currency. The dollar and bitcoin are not commod
by klochner 9y ago
You're agreeing with him.
Gold and tulips are commodity currencies, they have value outside of their uses as a currency.
The dollar and bitcoin are not commodity currencies, i.e., they have no value or use outside of their use as currencies.
Whether bitcoin can be called a 'fiat' currency is debatable because it's not a currency "by fiat", though "fiat" currency has come to mean a non-commodity currency.
- yoran 9y agoI see now that I misunderstood his point.