I found this when searching against ‘composite standards of value’:

‘A composite reference standard is a fixed rule used to make a final diagnosis based on the results of two or more tests, referred to as component tests. For each possible pattern of component test results (test profiles), a decision is made about whether it reflects presence or absence of the target disease.‘

Do you mean something like this?:

The price in satoshis for a quantity x of grade A poured concrete.

i.e. applying two widely accepted standards of value to arrive at a deduced standard of value is high in turn reduces commercial certainty which in turn unlocks economic activity away from hoarding/hodling/not investing.