#比特币走势分析 #比特黄金
Monetary value and non-monetary value
Any currency has its monetary attributes and non-monetary attributes. These two attributes correspond to the value of the currency as currency and the value as non-monetary, referred to as monetary value and non-monetary value. For example, in addition to the value of gold and silver as currency, they also have value as raw materials for industry and artworks. From the perspective of the entire history of human development, although there are a variety of currencies that have appeared in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, there are countless, but the law of the appearance of various currencies in sequence is: the non-monetary value continues to decrease, while the value as currency continues to increase, and the longer the time span, the more obvious this feature is. Take China as an example, from the oldest grain as a general equivalent to the later seashells, the non-monetary value of bone shells is decreasing, while the monetary value is increasing, and people soon discovered that if they want a satisfactory currency, it is far from enough to use the natural things formed in nature as currency directly. They must process it by themselves to maximize its monetary value. So copper shells came into being, and then the real currency appeared. However, humans soon discovered that this was still not enough, so various deep processing of currency continued to appear. This uninterrupted deep processing is to try to improve its monetary value through artificial efforts. When it was discovered that the gold and silver coins that were carefully designed and cast with great effort still could not meet the needs, humans began to understand a truth: the monetary value of natural objects as currency is often bound by their natural non-monetary attributes, and no matter how deep processing is used to improve it, it is limited. In order for a currency to have the best monetary value to meet the application, it must be completely separated from the rut of natural objects, and it must be completely designed and created by humans themselves, and its non-monetary value must be reduced as much as possible or even abandoned in order to maximize its monetary value. Thus, paper money was born. Paper money is such a magical currency, its non-monetary value is close to 0, it is too small and too hard to wipe your butt, and it is even more unsuitable for cooking. However, its value as currency is extremely huge, and its transportation, carrying, trading, exchange, management, division, measurement, balance, etc. are far better than any previous currency of mankind
