It seems that the author is highlighting the limitations of using metals such as gold as a means of exchange. The author mentions that metals cannot be divisible, which poses a problem when trying to make small transactions. The author proposes using Bitcoin for transactions instead, pointing out that Bitcoin is divisible and therefore able to facilitate both large and small transactions. In contrast, metals such as gold have limitations in terms of the size of the transaction they can allow.

The author also seems to be encouraging people to choose Bitcoin as a way to ensure a more viable and effective currency system. They suggest that a gold standard will not gain support and that central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) will cause unnecessary issues. In Bitcoin, the author argues, one has a choice, whereas in other systems, such as CBDCs, the system is made for the user. Ultimately, the author seems to be advocating for the use of Bitcoin as a solution to current problems with the current monetary system.