"Why Should the Future of Money Be Asset-Backed and Deflationary?"

In this episode of The Whitepaper, I break down the key differences between deflation and devaluation of the U.S. dollar—two economic forces often misunderstood but critically important to financial stability. While deflation increases the dollar’s purchasing power, it can also lead to economic stagnation if not managed properly. Meanwhile, devaluation reduces the dollar’s value relative to other currencies, impacting imports, exports, and overall purchasing power.

With historical context from the Bretton Woods Agreement and the gold standard, we examine how the U.S. transitioned from asset-backed currency to a fiat system—and why that change has led to inflationary concerns and monetary uncertainty today.

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