Elon said it best when he compared money to a data set for the recording of labor. He mentioned this in the context of why throwing money at a problem doesn't solve the issue. The labor must be allocated in order for the task to be completed. Money is the transitional dataset that allows other data pools to be tethered and connected.

The natural evolution of money is digitization. Many will say that money isn't money unless it is tangible. Something that is tangible isn't always useful though. Gold may be the most valuable tangible resource, but it will become increasingly less practical for monetary practices as its value continues to climb. Instead, precious metals should be seen as investments.

I think a great many Anons get confused when they hear about digital currency. They have this idea that traditional investments will go away in light of the tokenization of stocks, bonds, and currencies. Gold and Silver will always be around as a long term investment. The day to day financial world will run on blockchain ledgers that cannot be defrauded like the stock market of today.