top | item 6853491 (no title) namespace | 12 years ago There is a great post on r/bitcoin on this topic by Erik Voorhees. He talks about the value of network which gives bitcoin its value. A great read: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1rxmk3/my_open_lett... discuss order hn newest ethana|12 years ago Networks come and go. Hard money, however, can still be found on hundred-years-old wreckage somewhere under the ocean. ars|12 years ago That's because you happen to value gold just like someone else did 100 years ago.But there are plenty of other forms of money that have vanished, from stone wheels, to shells, to papers. And all of those would be considered hard money.
ethana|12 years ago Networks come and go. Hard money, however, can still be found on hundred-years-old wreckage somewhere under the ocean. ars|12 years ago That's because you happen to value gold just like someone else did 100 years ago.But there are plenty of other forms of money that have vanished, from stone wheels, to shells, to papers. And all of those would be considered hard money.
ars|12 years ago That's because you happen to value gold just like someone else did 100 years ago.But there are plenty of other forms of money that have vanished, from stone wheels, to shells, to papers. And all of those would be considered hard money.
ethana|12 years ago
ars|12 years ago
But there are plenty of other forms of money that have vanished, from stone wheels, to shells, to papers. And all of those would be considered hard money.