One data point to the contrary: nations with best monies are also often jurisdictions with best contract platforms (ie legal sys. / desirability as corp. jurisdiction)

Many obvious reasons these might reinforce each other, might also be true for chains.

One data point to the contrary: nations with best monies are also often jurisdictions with best contract platforms (ie legal sys. / desirability as corp. jurisdiction)

Many obvious reasons these might reinforce each other, might also be true for chains.

https://x.com/QwQiao/status/1761560335981396173?s=20

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sure, in context of fiat money I mean top reserve currencies, which tend to also be top economies / jurisdictions by commonplace metrics like GDP, desirability of doing business, etc.

"Best money" needs to be clarified a bit. Best for what? If it's as a medium of exchange you probably don't want the currency to appreciate over time, you want it to be stable.

Another counterpoint to this is that the properties you seek from the money settlement layer (permissionless, censorship resistant, credible neutrality and permanent availability) can't be inherited by the financial system unless this settlement layer is Turing complete. Which allows you to settle arbitrary logic.

ya i think this is one of those takes that sounds sorta smart in a tweet, but is actually really bad

money itself isn’t a “thing”, it’s used by the economic system and is “good” or “bad” based on the economy it’s in

ethereum is aiming to be the best economy, so it’ll have the best money