I didn't write it above but my metals comparison was assuming identical demand for the sake of argument.
No, I wasn't talking about the metals comparison to cryptos. I was talking about the metals comparison of gold vs. brass and silver vs. steel. So in other words, if you have a 1000 people who want a certain amount of gold and another 1000 people that want that exact same amount of brass, then the demand for the two metals is identical. The only thing that makes gold orders of magnitude more expensive than brass is the extremely limited supply of gold.
One can indeed sell horseshit at a racetrack if the story is ample enough.
Bitcoin is beautiful, I'm not holding presently. Bitcoin abundantly proves that value is embedded in belief systems,
Not true. "Belief" is good only to the extent it's accepted. "Belief in crypto is backed only by belief in crypto". You can't exchange it for anything else.
By this logic, literally any currency that isn't backed by a commodity is 'bullshit'.