livin the monero pattaya life, or, afterlife.

Market cap is a function of the price of one token.

My point is this huge inflation rate is damaging to the value of steem, as inflation always is.

I am not talking about "circulating Steem," I am talking about Steem supply. Since SBD is meant to track the USD its inflation rate can understandably fluctuate. I am talking about the supply

I never even heard of a half gram gold coin. Thanks for the knowledge. I would prefer some minimum info such as idientity, quantity and purity. That's kinda the industry standard. "1/2g Au 999"

Come on, Ed, come on.

Ed, come on, Ed.

$21.37. Mark it.

This topic deserves its own post, thanks and stay tuned.

Thanks buddy.

Stop inflating the supply.

Trading is definitely a part of it. The whole crypto space has been smashed down.

Obviously intrinsic value is a thing. It is no mystery gold has always been more expensive than silver because there is less gold than silver. I never said items with intrinsic value are not subject to

I have never heard of Mansa Musa. Quick check shows he died 585 years before the end of the Ottoman empire and went to mecca, not anatolia. Back to south America, we have already covered the fact that

stop

Damn, I thought we were making progress. intrinsic - Belonging naturally; essential. extrinsic - Not part of the essential nature of someone or something; coming or operating from outside. value - The

Hey that is actually a valid point about Iberia, but I believe it was mostly silver with regards to the flood into Europe and the resulting price increases. Bolivia, Peru and such were oozing silver, kids

The value of gold is objective, not subjective. It is superior to green cotton paper because of its intrinsic value. The energy and manpower required to mine and refine it, in addition to its scarcity

steemworld.org is good too.

You know, this is the only "junk" coin I own, I'm a bullion man. The Morgan has 24 grams of ag, what an odd number. I just checked and that is exactly the constitutional definition of the dollar