Human money is divided into two categories, credit money and non-credit money. In order to evaluate the merits of non-credit money, we assume that the ideal non-credit money is 10 points, then the animal bones, shells and other currencies are 1 points, gold and silver are 4 points, and btc is 9.9 points. And it can be said that there will never be a non-credit currency with a score greater than 9.9 points.
As IIrik11 asked, I wonder why gold and silver have the same number of points?
Where do you get this theory and this way of calculating? Another question: why is BTC at 9.9 and what is this 0.1 that is missing for BTC to be perfect in your own conception of things?
In any case, your post leaves me wondering what complex roads you're taking to "write down" concepts that are simple enough in themselves IMO.
I hope you won't disappear without explaining all this to us a bit more, because now I'm curious, it's not every day I get to see animal bones, gold, silver and BTC on the same scale!
