Having currency doesn't mean bartering ceases to exist.Romans had currency, Persians had currency, Greeks had currency. Guess what they used, copper, silver, gold. How far back are you going for your barter and trade?
Having currency doesn't mean bartering ceases to exist.Romans had currency, Persians had currency, Greeks had currency. Guess what they used, copper, silver, gold. How far back are you going for your barter and trade?
Who said it did? The fact remains that copper is useful for many things beyond just making a coin.Having currency doesn't mean bartering ceases to exist.
That was the cornerstone for your argument about why it's smart to horde copper. In 2023 the average person has 0 use for raw copper.Who said it did? The fact remains that copper is useful for many things beyond just making a coin.
When people panic sell, it's often a good time to buy.
Added to watch list.
Was just told 2 yr treasury down 52%
No one's banking on the average person.That was the cornerstone for your argument about why it's smart to horde copper. In 2023 the average person has 0 use for raw copper.
If the dollar is worth 0 it's no longer worth $4/lbsNo one's banking on the average person.
At $4/lb. with only upswing industrially medium-long term, it's just a wise move.
I can take copper 10 minutes any direction & exchange for fiat, that's not gonna change.
The BIS will make sure the USD/milkshake theory has legs for years.If the dollar is worth 0 it's no longer worth $4/lbs
Personally I agree, but that makes hording something like copper somewhat foolish. Silver or Gold, sure. But having to store thousands of pounds of copper for the purpose of speculation doesn't make a pile of sense to me.The BIS will make sure the USD/milkshake theory has legs for years.
As long as the U.S. has aircraft carriers & reserve currency status I think we're above water.
It was a joke as far as using it for barter and trade. Which I can understand you taking it seriously because you dont know me. Nor have I posted here long.That was the cornerstone for your argument about why it's smart to horde copper. In 2023 the average person has 0 use for raw copper.
"Joke"It was a joke as far as using it for barter and trade. Which I can understand you taking it seriously because you dont know me.
Project Icebreaker - CBDC comin for dat ass!The BIS will make sure the USD/milkshake theory has legs for years.
As long as the U.S. has aircraft carriers & reserve currency status I think we're above water.
Or Buckteeth:^Never trust a guy with a lisp...
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iceberg or icebreaker?Project Iceberg - CBDC comin for dat ass!
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Project Icebreaker concludes experiment for a new architecture for cross-border retail CBDCs
Project Icebreaker concludes experiment for a new architecture for cross-border retail CBDCs.www.bis.org
Lol fuckin auto text correct is brutaliceberg or icebreaker?
Narrowing that data stream down to as small as possibleProject Icebreaker - CBDC comin for dat ass!
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Project Icebreaker concludes experiment for a new architecture for cross-border retail CBDCs
Project Icebreaker concludes experiment for a new architecture for cross-border retail CBDCs.www.bis.org
2014:Narrowing that data stream down to as small as possible
Data = Power
Yes2014:
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Data is the New Gold: Marketing and Innovation in the New Economy
This article appeared in Business Horizon Quarterly, Issue #12It is available via PDF here. -By Rachel Nyswander Thomas, Executive Director of the Data-Driven Marketing Institute at the Direct Marketiwww.uschamberfoundation.org
2017:
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Mark Cuban: "Data is the new gold"
Technology companies are constantly innovating. Credit Suisse supports them in a variety of ways, including its unique networking platform, the Credit Suisse Private Internet Company Summit.www.credit-suisse.com
2020:
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Council Post: Information Is The New Gold
Digital information about customers’ behavior in combination with an actionable business model is the new gold.www.forbes.com
2023
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Data is the New Gold, But May Threaten Democracy and Dignity
Few safeguards protect our private data in today’s information economy. What can be done about the fact that our personal images and data can be exploited, potentially threatening personal as well as…www.cfr.org
I think you're missing the point here dude. Don't let the asshole elites misframe this