Extends salability into 3 axes, time, space and scale, and places assets on a duration spectrum from a weak currency to a generational store of value. Explains why money splits into currency and capital, and why Bitcoin's absolute scarcity suits it to the longest end of that spectrum.
Track 1 treated money as one thing. In reality, modern money has split into 2 distinct forms, currency, a high frequency medium of exchange, and capital, a long duration store of value. This course extends salability into 3 axes, time, space and scale, and places assets on a holding duration spectrum, from a weak currency measured in weeks to Bitcoin measured in generations. I explain why Bitcoin's absolute scarcity makes it uniquely suited to be a long duration store of value, and how monetary demand tends to concentrate in the most salable good available.
This is educational content, not financial advice.