>>9891080 lb
Of course.
This is the reason we encourage /ourguys/ to finally develop and deploy a useful blockchain-esque coin (as in, not token) that can be used to mirror transfer of fiat which can also be measured against physical stores of wealth (which are the only true storage of wealth humans have ever known).
Don't misunderstand - I'm not claiming to have the solution. I may understand the way to fix a car with an engine problem begins with propping up the hood, but that doesn't mean I know what to do next.
Q's right. Gold will destroy the FED no matter what any of us do. The only question is when.
However, this doesn't provide any adequate answer to a huge facet of international commerce which entirely relies upon digital transfers of wealth.
The ones suggesting we just do away with it aren't contributing to the conversations.
The ones suggesting all Blockchain is bad because criminals use it are hypocrites for owning any cash, cars, weaponry, cellphones or even radios and refuse to see this.
The ones suggesting digital currencies are the end of us all because of whatever other stupid shit they don't truly grasp are kidding themselves. Credit and Debt, which are no true stores of value, have already been implemented and exhausted. They're doomed to collapse and they've only ever been tools of slavemasters. Fiat was a sham the entire time and not knowing this by this point can only be astonishing.
This question demands a solution. It's not going away.
Do we just hope /ourguys/ already have plans for this after the FED is truly audited and FRNs are btfo?