>>13106721

>You bought air money with fake money

You must have been a humanities major…if you even went to college. Study some physics, math, and cryptography. Then come back.

Crypto is backed and by something that is as immutable as the fundamentals of the universe: math. That's functionally the same, even better, than being backed by a physical asset. It's just too abstract for you, it seems. So unless you're Godel, go fuck yourself.

The shit that is coming will be not ledger entry key pairs but actual data types that can be made into physical bearer assets on digital property. The future is so far beyond what you are considering. It's not yet set in stone, so you can still participate in that future…but being a luddite isn't going to make you wealthy…and even a 1% allocation won't make you poor…but it would have made you much better off.

Could you invoke the 25th amendment and not tell anyone in the situation we're in?

>>13106882

>Crypto is backed by math?!?

>Come back when you understand what money is.

>>13106909

>intrinsic value

Gold can't compete in the next iteration of civilization. Even gold has to be digitized: digital hard money. If you do it will actual physical backing, you still have a centralized attack surface. If you "harden" the crypto with the strength of cryptography and a distributed system which impedes collusion of parties by providing with with overwhelming incentives to participate in the game theory, then everyone wins.

For some, it will be over their heads. One day, it will just be and like many things in life, you won't have to understand it, like it, or prefer it, but it will be part of life.

>>13106909

>They selected gold and silver coin and named it as such in our Constitution

Fine, but that was a long time ago. The wording is actually even incorrect. Gold and Silver are secondary to the philosophical traits of money. That's what should be in the constitution. It was just implied because at the time, those were the best money available.

>>13106951

>Money planets are slave planets

Try bartering, merchant.

>>13106960

Few have worked hard and many have benefited, a bit like the wheel or say nuclear energy. I don't want you to adopt it. I want you suck in this timeline.

>>13106973

>Crypto uses insanely to much electricity. When the power goes off, poof.

Shut up. Now you're just trolling. You have zero knowledge about which you speak or you are an active agent of disinfo. Either way, a total fucking cuck.