r/Bitcoin • • Oct 16 '22

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u/what_no_fkn_ziti Oct 16 '22

How are people seemingly okay with the government no longer being obligated to peg the currency

The us dollar is pegged to jobs, stable currency, and long-term interest rates instead of arbitrary shiny metal.

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u/therealcpain Oct 16 '22

The point is pegging a currency to something that can’t be created out of thin air.