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I just don't see it happening unless the government itself issues a crypto currency (which it very well could). > There doesn't need to be a vested interest in
by dclowd9901 8y ago
I just don't see it happening unless the government itself issues a crypto currency (which it very well could).
> There doesn't need to be a vested interest in the governing institution.
You seem to believe that currency has no value but what we attribute to it. This is false.
- maneesh 8y agowhat is the value of currency besides the value we attribute to it?
- dclowd9901 8y agoThe price of a standing army, stability of a country's market, faith of its people in its government institutions. If you go blunt with it, you can say that a country is worth, in real terms, its GDP times its predictable future stability in years.