I just had an intriguing conversation about the Bitcoin thing, and it's quite mind blowing. So… Yeah, this is going to be interesting to see how it pans out. At some point, Electronic Currency and the Money Markets of the world are going to come to blows over valuation and actual worth. The resulting clash is going to prove that decentralization of monetization puts the valuation of these e-currencies directly into proportion of the efforts people put into them to build the web of worth. This is quite insanely smart.

Every household in the entire world could become profit sharers in the valuation of the currency they "mine". And by mining, what is mean is decentralization of services we know and cling to like YouTube, Google, Twitter, etc. Let's say someone develops a decentralized platform for twitter-like services. Everyone hops on it and starts using it. If everyone that's using it provides their machines as a node to help service it, then they are rewarded with "coin" over periods of time that help build the net worth - which is directly reflected by the amount of use of the product in the overall global market of consumers.

Gold will destroy the fed? That's a reference to microchip technology. Gold is the world's best conductor. Q was being cheeky about the Old Guard systems of currency being based in precious metals, and eventually fiat that was based on stolen gold used as a fallback to the propped up fiat currencies. The e-coin shit is no longer a meme. It's valuation is services based, and secured by people dedicating their resources per household to maintain serviceability.

No bank in the world can compete with that level of coverage.

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