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xtogro on Nostr: yes, and yes. the competition between the two was driven, among a few things, by ...

yes, and yes. the competition between the two was driven, among a few things, by silver’s higher utility for daily transactions.

the “accident” refers to a single decision by britain, where the fixed gold-silver ratio made gold overvalued - worth reading how this snowballed into a butterfly effect.