That said, to analyze well the relative prospects of cryptocurrencies, it helps greatly to have a strong grounding in deep monetary history, in contrast to modern monetary theories, which are mostly central banking ideologies that are largely irrelevant to cryptocurrencies.https://twitter.com/NickSzabo4/status/977035747713675264 …
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Is there any book/resource you'd recommend on the topic? Have you read this one: https://press.princeton.edu/titles/746.html ?
Anything that only goes back to 1867 is likely to be a very shallow monetary history.
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It's still shallow to concentrate on the United States. Most of the history of The USD it was backed by precious metals. It takes a long time for perception to change.
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We want intelligent history, don't we, Szabo-san?
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