Galley on Nostr: This is such a clever and interesting way of looking at it. Is there a comparable ...
This is such a clever and interesting way of looking at it. Is there a comparable liquid vs illiquid analogy for gold or usd? Like for example treasuries are $51t but m2 is up around $20t so is a large illiquid supply a reasonable ongoing assumption at saturation?
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