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by vintermann
897 days ago
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> No, the fungibility of money is law, established by legal precedent. Laws ARE a kind of social convention. And to the degree that the fungibility of "money" is law, law also decides what counts as "money", and there's no reason why they (yes, they, not it - law is actually people) should let your crypto-token of choice count as money for legal fungibility purposes. |
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