I don't think a harder currency will make production, services, or control of raw materials obsolete, as investments, because you can demand that currency in exchange.

They can't print more Bitcoin or gold to pay you; they have to give you some of what they have.

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Indeed, however these raw materials will deflate against the hardest currency over time.

There's only so far they can deflate before everyone starts dying.

Indeed

Until they find another gold deposit and it deflates that stuff 🤷‍♂️

Not talking about gold, per say.

I'm talking about things like trash collection, food production, water purification, energy production, mining, telcom, dentistry...

Was referring to how they pay not the raw materials you were referring too ✌️

Oh, okay. Gold will decline, over time, yes.

Yeah totes. I agree with the other aspect of the post you were discussing too ✌️

The biggest deflation will come from the sectors of jobs that managed all the soft currencies and financials. When there isn’t a need to be tricky about how to keep up with inflation, hundreds of job roles disappear.

Things like Bitcoin and other commodities, desirable real estate, energy production, and manual labor skills will have staying power.