Currencies have their little local monopolies. Globally traded goods like commodities, gold, bitcoin, and that sort of stuff is mostly priced in the largest and most liquid global currency: USD.
Unless or until something grows large enough to flip it.
LynAlden / Lyn Alden
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2025-07-12 01:11:47 UTC
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