I tend to agree. I think his argument about money being created is that broad money is created by lending and that’ll happen even on a hard money standard. But yes I agree over time it won’t be as sustainable

I like your “you play the game different” very true

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Yeah, typically in recessions credit dries up as lenders become more risk averse. But I think if credit is needed and there are productive uses for it’ll be extended.

Under a Bitcoin standard I think cost of capital would be waaaay higher. Which in the end markets would set the rate but I think if cost of capital was higher then it would flush out a ton of the crap from economies and leave only the best, most productive borrowers as legitimate candidates for creditors. I think it would be a huge net positive for society.

Yeah I think it would totally change the current vc model. Flood small companies with so much cash they can scale up fast to exit fast. Its probably asinine for most of the companies and would be more of a self funding, build to last type of businesses would become a lot more attractive as the risks would be much lower.