Government’s currencies
I know English here is not that good, but I do want to understand that.
Regarding "government’s currencies" does it mean:
Money controlled by the government or money supervised by the government?
I don't understand "In their plan", what is it in another words? thanks.
During 100 years, all government’s currencies lost over 90% of their value, while gold maintained its value. In their plan, cryptocurrencies are to fulfill one of the basic functions of money, which is to maintain, and even increase in value.
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During 100 years Doe this mean During the last 100 years ? all government’s currencies I'd say all government currencies . This means all the government currencies in the world.
- During 100 years Doe this mean During the last 100 years ?
- all government’s currencies I'd say all government currencies .
- This means all the government currencies in the world.
- A government usually just has and controls one currency.
- In their plan I don't understand who 'their' refers to.
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During 100 years Doe this mean During the last 100 years ?
all government’s currencies I'd say all government currencies. This means all the government currencies in the world. A government usually just has and controls one currency.
In their plan I don't understand who 'their' refers to. It seems to refer to something or someone mentioned in som
0It's strange they didn't write governments' if they wanted the apostrophe.
CJ
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