There are a lot of goods that represent the value of something. Normal is inflation in relation to currency, but, for example, there is a relation that 1 square meter of real estate (ground) to gold or live stock. There was conducted very interesting experiment:
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It seems that BTC has no relation to other goods, which means, that is totally independent from the commodities market. So, I will build a thesis, that it has no relation to gold but more is a derivative itself.
Topic: BTC in comparison to inflation of other goods vs. historical, economical experim (Read 184 times)
May 24, 2017, 04:49:26 AM
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