THE FUTURE OF MONEY IS ROOTED IN PHYSICS: ENERGY, WORK, AND THE DOUBLE SPENDING PARADOX OF STABLECOINS

In this new Grand Angle Crypto interview with Richard, I explore a dimension of money that is often overlooked — the deep connection between money, energy, and human work, and how this relationship reshapes our understanding of Bitcoin, stablecoins, and the digital euro (CBDC).

💡 Money is not just a social convention; it’s a measure of energy and effort. Every transaction represents a transfer of human work — a flow of energy through the economy. Understanding this physical foundation changes how we see monetary systems and their sustainability.

▶️ In this interview, we discuss:

1️⃣ Why a stablecoin pegged to an inflationary currency not only inherits but accelerates inflation — even if, in the short term, it helps sustain the U.S. dollar.

2️⃣ The paradox of double spending in stablecoins: the same unit of value circulates twice — once in the banking system and again on the blockchain 🚨.

3️⃣ The central bank dilemma that prevents the digital euro from being a true currency: why issue such a monetary “nuclear weapon,” and at what cost to financial sovereignty?

This conversation bridges physics, economics, and monetary theory — showing that the future of money might not be decided by central banks, but by the laws of nature themselves.

🎧 Watch the full interview here

 https://youtu.be/HJMydwboCdM?si=i12WS4-hNqYm1iGe

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