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Yeah I really wonder what he has in mind when he says this.
I talked with my macro colleague about this too and he pointed me to a Ben Bernanke speech on this topic, and Bernanke pretty much said it's not a currency because no one's using it for transactions and it's too volatile.
Seems tautological? Isn't the point to analyze the item's properties and then determine whether it could be used as money?
I can go dig up my notes on Fama's old banking/money papers but iirc it's to do with last-period effects and intrinsic value
(New monetary economics, etc)
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