no it just fails when you amass enough of something to affect its scarcity.
if we discovered the moon was made of solid gold the moon wouldn’t be worth the current gold spot price times it’s weight, instead gold would become worth much less.
You’ve missed the point. The point is that whatever you say about the word “worth” when it comes to bitcoin, then that same distinction would apply when you use the word to talk about USD too, and euros, and oil, and every other currency and commodity.
no it just fails when you amass enough of something to affect its scarcity.
if we discovered the moon was made of solid gold the moon wouldn’t be worth the current gold spot price times it’s weight, instead gold would become worth much less.
You’ve missed the point. The point is that whatever you say about the word “worth” when it comes to bitcoin, then that same distinction would apply when you use the word to talk about USD too, and euros, and oil, and every other currency and commodity.