I believe that infinite divisibility is what neutralizes the “we need an elastic money supply” argument.

Until now we had not encountered an infinitely divisible hard money to accommodate constantly increasing productivity growth.

A growing money supply is not the only option anymore, you can accommodate that productivity growth but allowing for smaller and smaller units.

Economists do not understand this.

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Absolutely, 100%. Humanity evolved using sticks, shells, beads, rocks, and paper as money. We’ve never had a nearly perfect monetary technology like Bitcoin, so most people, especially academics and arrogant Keynesian economists, stand right in front of it, but fail to see it.