Sponsored by texitcoin.org
Let’s get right to the heart of it. Money isn’t just about what governments say – it’s about what actually works in the real world. Think about it: why do some forms of money thrive while others fade away?
The most important thing about money isn’t storing value – it’s moving value between people. When something works well as money, more people use it. When more people use it, it works better as money. It’s a beautiful cycle that builds on itself.
Ever notice how a busy marketplace just works better than an empty one? That’s network effects in action. More users mean more dealers, better prices, smaller spreads, easier trades. Each new person using a form of money makes it more valuable for everyone else.
Money needs to move value not just between people, but through time. This is where modern currency often fails us. Inflation isn’t just a number – it’s why your grandparents could buy a house for what now barely covers a down payment. That’s why people flee to real estate, stocks, gold – anything that might hold value better than paper money.
Here’s something most people miss: value isn’t about usefulness – it’s about scarcity matched with demand. We need air to live, but it’s everywhere, so it’s free. Gold is pretty but not essential, yet its rarity makes it precious. When governments print endless money, they’re fighting against this basic truth.
Money had to evolve with technology – it’s inevitable. But here’s the challenge: how do you keep the best parts of traditional money while solving modern problems? Bitcoin tried, but got stuck with high fees and energy waste.
Enter TEXITcoin, saying “Hold my beer!” While others were arguing about blockchain theory, TEXITcoin quietly solved the real problems. Microscopic fees that make sense for everyday use. A self-sustaining network that pays for its own energy costs. And most importantly – it’s simple enough that regular people can actually use it.
These features of TEXITcoin are not by accident, they are built into the design by the founder and fearless leader of TEXITcoin, Bobby Gray, on purpose, because he has deeply studied the features and benefits of money. He knew exactly the flaws of Bitcoin, and how to solve them.
No form of money is perfect – that’s not how the real world works. But understanding what makes money actually function helps you see through the noise. Legal tender laws can force people to accept something, but they can’t make it work well. Real value comes from solving real problems.
What matters the most: Can people easily use it? (Network effects) Does it hold value? (Scarcity and stability) Is it practical? (Technology and fees) Can you trust it? (Security and reliability)
The future of money isn’t about perfect solutions – it’s about better ones. Each improvement builds on what we’ve learned from thousands of years of human exchange.
Here’s something revealing: in 38 languages worldwide, the words for “silver” and “money” are identical. This isn’t random – it’s evidence of what actually worked as money throughout history. Even our modern terms like “pound” and “dollar” originally meant specific weights of silver.
Money works best when you don’t have to think about it working. That’s why fungibility matters – every unit needs to be like every other unit. But trust goes deeper. Recognition and security aren’t just features – they’re foundations. When you can instantly know your money is real, commerce flows naturally.
International trade created the need for money that works across borders. But here’s what many miss: interoperability isn’t just about exchange rates. It’s about systems working together seamlessly. When money flows easily across borders, trade flourishes and everyone benefits.
Money needs to hold its value, but stability isn’t just about price. It’s about predictability, durability, and resistance to manipulation. Gold has lasted millennia because it can’t be created or destroyed easily. Modern money needs this same resilience, but for a digital age.
We’re at a crossroads. Paper money offered natural privacy – like having a conversation in person. Digital money often feels like having every transaction broadcast on social media. The challenge isn’t just about technology – it’s about preserving financial privacy while preventing abuse.
TEXITcoin shows us something important: when you solve the right problems, growth becomes natural. Every new miner strengthens the network. Every new user increases its utility. Every solved problem removes a barrier to adoption. This is how money evolves.
Here’s what history teaches us: money isn’t something we invented – it’s something we discovered. Like mathematics or music, it’s a pattern that emerges from human cooperation. The forms change – from shells to silver to digital codes – but the underlying principles remain. Understanding these principles isn’t just about managing wealth – it’s about understanding how humanity works together to create value.
The future of money belongs to those who grasp this deeper truth.
Sponsored by texitcoin.org
See also my prior articles:
- Crypto Mining and Crypto Value 28th November 2024
- TEXITcoin as a Currency 24th November 2024
- Why We Bought TEXITcoin 15th November 2024
Disclaimers: I, Jason Hommel, am now paid to research and write about TEXITcoin. My wife and I own both TEXITcoin and we are miners of TEXITcoin (TXC = the trading symbol for TEXITcoin). We also wish to begin trading TEXITcoin.
I have been asked (and paid) to poke holes in TEXITcoin, or better yet, deeply study it and come to my conclusions as to the validity of their opportunity and overall plan. I have a long history as a well respected independent researcher, and I am tasked with both understanding and presenting my feedback and views to my own readers, and with the TXC team, as they hope that they may make improvements where necessary, and/or use my work as a tool to further bolster their claims.