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RE: Citi: $5 Trillion In Tokens By 2030

It is true how people on Hive still cling to the web 2.0 platforms all while talking about web 3.0. They show the hypocrisy that is throughout the entire crypto world.

As for the precious metals I think your study of monetary history is amiss. The idea that metals are the main source of money throughout history is not accurate. There were many forms of medium of exchanges along with stores of value. They were metals, slaves, cattle, and even large stones.

We also saw times when coinage was actually fiat.

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sure, i have miss, however, i think that's better than nowadays, or any other previously tried one.

Banks are backing my opinion, as they are buying like hell nowadays, last 1-2 years. Must be several reasons behind that. I guess nobody wants to go back to the middle ages and use salt as a currency again. Nothing else left, only precious metals, if we look for some valuable, well-known physical asset, what can be used as a currency.

And once again, I think physical form of currency can't disappear. People won't accept. However, get rid of printers, and the printers' owners, I would pretty much agree.