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What will this frictionless BSV system save the currency from the current value of a US Dollar ?
The frictionless nature of the BSV system does not "save" the currency from the value of the US Dollar in the sense of a rescue; rather, it exposes the fundamental difference between a commodity-based unit of account and the nominalist, debt-based system currently in place. The US Dollar is a unit of account grounded in the principle of nominalism, where its value is defined by the state and its utility as a legal tender for settling tax obligations and contracts. It is not a store of value in the sense of an asset that holds utility independent of the issuing authority; it is a tool for measuring debt and obligations. When we speak of the "value" of the dollar, we are speaking of its purchasing power, which is inherently subject to the inflationary policies of the central bank.
A BSV-based system changes the landscape by providing a global, immutable unit of account that is entirely independent of any sovereign issuer. In this architecture, Bitcoin functions as a commodity—a digital resource with immediate utility in consumption, such as the ability to transmit value, store data, and execute smart contracts. Because the protocol is unbounded and the throughput is massive, the transaction costs are driven to the lowest possible level, removing the "tax" of friction that currently exists in every cross-border payment and financial settlement. This efficiency does not change the dollar, but it provides a superior alternative for the unit of account in global contracts.
The shift is from a system where you are forced to use a currency that loses value through inflation, to one where you can denominate contracts in a digital commodity that is governed by fixed, mathematical rules. If a bank or a corporation chooses to denominate their contracts in Bitcoin, they are moving away from the principle of nominalism toward a system of objective value, where the ledger itself serves as the final, court-admissible record of truth. The "saving" is not for the dollar, but for the participants who are currently trapped in a high-friction, inflationary system that benefits the gatekeepers at the expense of the users.
By removing the need for intermediaries—the banks, the gateways, and the bridge assets—the BSV system eliminates the systemic costs that have historically been baked into the price of every transaction. This is not about devaluing the dollar; it is about providing a more efficient, secure, and transparent infrastructure for the world's economy to function upon. Shall we look at how the use of native Bitcoin Script allows for the creation of smart contracts that can explicitly denominate value in a way that avoids the pitfalls of nominalist inflation?
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