When you talk to someone about the concept of scarcity that creates value, which has been ingrained in human minds for decades.
The comprehensive digital revolution and technology enter with all their tools.
Now, the highest market values of economic companies like Apple and Nvidia have been reached, and the digital currency, cryptocurrency, namely Bitcoin, ranks just after them in the highest market value in the global economy, not the oil and gold mining companies.
The concepts of value have changed now.
The value now in the digital revolution is the value that the technological entity provides technically and the technological benefit that returns to the macro economy.
When technological techniques, algorithms, and blockchain invade and perform all financial, economic, and social tasks.
Here, the measure of scarcity is assessed on the macro economy and its size.
The reason for the collapse of the value of paper currencies and the entry into inflation is the printing of money without limits.
Thus, the world is looking for a specific digital alternative defined by algorithms for specific numbers, which in turn absorbs the inflation of paper currencies.
Even if 100 billion digital currencies enter the macro economy and financial system, they are required to absorb the inflation of trillions of paper dollars; what if it starts with 2 billion digital currencies?
Here we talk about scarcity linked to the value it provides through economic, social, health, educational, cultural, and service solutions.
Imagine if there were only 2 billion paper dollars printed; how much would the purchasing power of the paper dollar be?
So what is happening now with the legislative shift and the entry of traditional financing alongside decentralized financing based on asset tokenization and digital currencies is a transition to the macro economy.
Like moving from a room to a complete city.
And in conclusion:
The digital revolution did not eliminate the concept of economic scarcity, but it redefined it in a way that fits the virtual age. If traditional scarcity is managed by geology and politics, then the scarcity of cryptocurrencies is managed by mathematics and collective trust.
The bigger question now is: Which model will prevail in the future? The answer may determine not only the fate of financial markets but also the shape of economic systems in the coming decades.
The world will transition to a new global system that will change all concepts about value and scarcity... and those who will win are those who combine both.
Value and scarcity.
Which currency will combine the offered value with scarcity to serve the macro economy?
