>>There I will let you do your own research.

There's no there there. No basic research no actual science, just one guy's observations.

Also 'fiat' is a real term. It just means, in the context of money, that a country's currency has value because that country's government says it does. If it says you can exchange that currency for some item (e.g. silver, gold) at a particular rate - and anyone holding the currency can make the exchange, then it isn't 'fiat' anymore.

So is FUD - an acronym for fear, uncertainty, doubt. Probably useful when describing potential market behavior. It may or may not be in an Economics textbook as in classical Economics, buyers and sellers are completely rational.

I'd agree that this is going nowhere. Reading your posts is wasting my time. Responding even more so.

Go bother the crypto bros.