And if we have a global currency, it's more of like a level playing field. So you have to divvy that power or you have to be more savvy to get that power that you have now. So basically, why adopt bitcoin and lose the power you have now unless you can smoothly transition that power over? And I think that countries like the United States has just kind of missed it. They missed a vote. I think like El Salvador adopted it fully
But I'd love to hear your thoughts on what more of, like, a gold backed financial system would look like and how that would compare to another, yet more hyperinflated fiat digital currency would be if it was both were introduced simultaneously, side by side, we'd which we very well may see. But I'm open to your thoughts, and I would love to hear your side, and anyone else for that matter. But let's have a conversation
So then when you have, let's say you have three Fiat based economies, well, who's ever the most productive or who's ever the most organized, who's ever the most together is going to have the most value. And scarcity is only as much as we print, yet the human being is an unlimited potential. So there is this scarcity because of what you might want to print. As far as regulation, then there's the unlimited potential of it all