Wild Turkey

Mises, in creating the theory of money, formulated the regression theorem, according to which the current value of money is determined by its yesterday’s value, and this can be traced back to the moment when money was an ordinary commodity having only simple consumer value.

The fact that gold specifically became the single standard for backing money by the 20th century was the result of government regulations; prior to that, a bimetallic standard had taken hold in a free banking system, which is described in sufficient detail by the aforementioned Rothbard.

Another libertarian classic, Hayek, openly advocated for private money…

In order to understand exactly how and why bitcoin acquired its value, I recommend reading the classic article by Jeffrey Tucker, kindly translated in 2014 by the Bitnovosti resource.

Thus, bitcoin, acting as digital peer-to-peer gold, does not contradict economic theory as presented by both the classics of the Austrian School of Economics and their modern followers.

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