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umm, no. just no. fungibility means that two units are interchangeable/equivalent. Legality doesn't enter into it. anything that makes unit A perceptibly di
by mountainboy 5y ago
umm, no. just no.
fungibility means that two units are interchangeable/equivalent. Legality doesn't enter into it.
anything that makes unit A perceptibly different from unit B can cause humans to value unit A more less than B.
Some units may be perceived as "better" than average and carry a premium. Others may be perceived as "bad" or "tainted" and trade at a discount.
Such differences are generally considered undesirable in a money.