Amen to a lot of that!
The chief difference between that movement and the bitcoin 'movement' was that the Reformers had 'Ecclesia reformata, semper reformanda secundum Verbum Dei' (the church reforme...
Good points about the basis of the reformation (although one could argue that even it has been corrupted and very little of it is left in broader evangelicalism).
As far as the money goes, we know that metals have been corrupted for decades. There will always be double entry stratrgies (the Treasury and the Fed monetizing the same gold) and 10x paper sales on the physical. I just can't see it as a long-term solution. Even in Texas, where it will be legal tender next year, they will require you to deposit your gold and silver with the state and get a digital wallet loaded with credits if you want to spend it at a store.
I'm going to stay with bitcoin until I see the capture preventing me from using it as I want.
As far as the money goes, we know that metals have been corrupted for decades. There will always be double entry stratrgies (the Treasury and the Fed monetizing the same gold) and 10x paper sales on the physical. I just can't see it as a long-term solution. Even in Texas, where it will be legal tender next year, they will require you to deposit your gold and silver with the state and get a digital wallet loaded with credits if you want to spend it at a store.
I'm going to stay with bitcoin until I see the capture preventing me from using it as I want.
1👍1