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History of the Money

History of the Money
History of the Money

Money has never been loyal to anyone, but from beggar to billionaire, everyone wants to have it. It's not just a piece of paper; it's an addiction. He transformed hunters into blacksmiths, merchants, and kings. It was money that forced these forest dwellers to live in these tallest structures. But where did the power of money come from? How was it made? When? Why? And what is money?

 

Paper Money


Money is a piece of paper that has no value of its own. It just tells us the value of other things. We work day and night for it, but in the end, we give it to others. We can buy what he has, and then that person gives the same money to someone else. So in this way, he can buy what he likes. From here to there, money travels around the world. Do you know how much money is in the world right now? What you can see is 60 trillion dollars, and what you can't see is 2000 trillion dollars, or 1.33 quadrillion dollars. Where did all this money come from? Who made it?

 

Come with me on such a miraculous journey. We will learn a story about money that you have never heard before. We're going to know all the things you never thought of before. Today From stones to gold and silver coins, such money is invisible. How did it become a language that everyone in the world understands? How this lifeless thing made us slaves. So let's go back 15,000 years when there was no sign of money. This was the time when humans lived in small tribes.

 

They all had the same goal: to hunt and survive, but prey is not always easy to come by, and hunger strikes every day. It was hunger that forced one tribe to take something and give it to another tribe. "If you give us fresh meat, we will give you our weapons." Both have benefited from this transaction because if you take something forcibly once, you will get it but not the second time.


The Barter System


History of the Money
The Barter System


 

The barter system was born out of giving and taking. The barter system is said to have originated somewhere among the Mesopotamian tribes. Mesopotamia is the name of a region in southwest Asia that includes what is now Iraq. This is where the Mesopotamian tribes used to live. The barter system changed us. People who used to fight each other now live together.

 

Everyone started trading with each other, and thousands of years later, when the population of people increased and, apart from hunting, they started farming, the shortcomings of the barter system started to come to light. It was hard to remember when trading with so many people. Who gets what, and who gives what? To remember this, we started writing on small pieces of clay, which started accounting. We started accounting for things. But the problems of the barter system were not going away.

 

The biggest problem was that both parties had to agree to trade. You want what I have, but I don't want what you have. Because of this, trade could not be done. It became very difficult to trade through the barter system. We now desired something that everyone desired. And thus money was born. It's not the money you're thinking of; it was commodity money.

 

We monetized everything rare, which we also used. And everyone was willing to trade by this, including a cow, buffalo, goat, ax, knives, thieves, an arrow, and a sword. Animal skins Tobacco, salt, peacock feathers, whale teeth, alcohol, cowry shells, and even humans Yes, it was common to use slaves as money at that time. On Yap Island, people used to use big, donut-like stones that used to weigh up to five tons. They are called Rai Stones.

 

Once they were placed, they stayed there forever. They just remembered who it belonged to. Commodity money made our lives easier. But it had a big problem: It was very difficult to know what the value of what I had was. Each commodity seemed to have its own distinct value. And now we wanted something valuable that would last a long time, such as animals and alcohol. Metallic money began in Ancient Greece 2600 years ago today. Gold and silver were mixed to make coins with lions and bulls on them.

 

Introduced Coins


 

History of the Money
History of the Money


People used to get only two coins after working day and night; they did not even get food from them. Look carefully this is the first coin in the world. The Lydian Stater. It is said that the coins were first introduced by the Chinese in 1000 B.C. They used to make brass and copper coins, but it was not necessary to use them like the Lydian Stater. After the Lydian Stater, everybody started making coins. The king of each empire started minting coins in his name.

 

Everyone started using coins because it was so simple to trade with them. But if you look at it in a certain way, metal money was also considered a commodity. If the coins are fewer, it's not an issue, but if they are more, then their biggest problem starts to appear. It was 500 BC. It was a time when overseas trading was booming. And all this trade was done in coins. But the more coins there were, the more they weighed, so, due to their heavy weight, they also took up more space in the ship. It took a long time to transport them.

 

Due to this, the risk of coins being stolen increased a lot. It's easy to count coins, but who will count this many coins? Now we need something lightweight that we can easily shift, store, and count. There is a very famous saying: "Everybody likes progress, but nobody likes change." Everyone wants to progress, but not everyone wants to change. The paper money Emperor of Mongol China and grandson of Genghis Khan, Kubla Khan made the world's first paper money from the bark of a tree. People dislike change, and why should they? Kubla Khan used to give these people only a piece of paper in exchange for their precious, sparkling diamonds.

 

Anyone who refused to accept Kubla Khan's paper money, on the other hand, would have been executed. It was paper money, but it says, "I owe you a debt." You take this paper and come to get your gold coins whenever you want, and people wondered why it had to be changed into gold and silver. Just trade this paper. And like the coins, this idea began to spread outside of China. Unknowingly, such power was about to begin, which made it impossible to stop. And the banks wielded that power. Because of paper money, international trading increased to this extreme. I. O. U. means that paper money from that time is now available to everyone.

 

Here are some people who were hungry for money. They took the people's gold coins and gave them to them. I.O. U's But the I. O. U. was something they could print as much as they wanted. The people also started taking that paper money because they were afraid of gold coins being stolen. You know how a bank makes money: by lending. And now that the mini bank has started lending IOUs to those people Due to this, paper money became abundant in the city. Something came out, which is called inflation. What was once worth one IOU has now become worth ten IOUs.

 

That bank did not have as many gold coins as there was paper money in the entire city. When people found out that the price of their IOU was going down, they ran to that bank to get their gold coins. But that bank had nothing to give to all of them. People lost their trust in banks for many years; no one even thought about them. Now they have started hiding their gold coins in their house. Due to this, the circulation of money was greatly reduced. And many problems started to appear.

 

In 1816 Britain brought a new law that we will print money as much gold as we have Which will not cause inflation and debt also be given in a limit, This is called bringing paper money to the gold standard, soon all the countries began to limit their paper money to the gold standard. Eventually, the USA adopted the gold standard in 1900. It cannot be denied that money was made. It brought with it a thing that is impossible to avoid, and that thing is greed for money.

 

It doesn't matter how much you have, you always want more. If you have 100 crores, why wouldn't you want to have 1000 crores? It doesn't matter how much money we have, we always want a little more, just a little more. And in this little cycle, paper money was going to make such a turn. After which it was impossible to stop If the country has more money inflation occurs a Rise in Prices which is harmful But If the country has less money. There is deflation which is even more harmful in the 1930s: The USA was in the Great Depression because of deflation (low prices).


Paper Money Introduced

 

Things were so cheap, and the companies were not making enough money to pay their employees. Which caused the economy to crash People had neither money nor jobs, and the solution in 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt ended the relationship between the dollar and gold. Now all that was there was paper money, and now the banks had their power back and knew how to take advantage of it, and that power is printing money. Do you know what happens with more money America established the Federal Reserve System to control inflation? Which regulates that there is neither more nor less money in the country.

 

The dollars you could convert into gold which was an I. O. U for you And now it become only a piece of paper. It is what it is it’s just a worthless piece of paper. It has no value and now it became Fiat Money You think that only the dollar is fiat money. No, all the currencies of the world are. It doesn't matter if it's Pakistani or Indian.

 

All these currencies are Fiat Money All these pieces of paper are not backed by gold or any physical common do we buy everything if this piece of paper is worthless? From it? Because we just believe that we will get something in return what lies in your banks, Wallets, and lockers is only trust, not money the value of which is decreasing day by day due to inflation.

 

Paper money had eased many of our difficulties It could be easily counted, handled, and carried anywhere—something that was much needed in this fast-changing world. That thing was speed Paper money can be easily carried but it also takes time. Now we need something By which we can transfer money to another in a few nanoseconds And E - MONEY was launched in the 1980s Digital Money Millions and Billions of transactions in just a few seconds No fear of being stolen, no need to count And so the banks don't even have to print anything anymore Just type some numbers on the computer and the money is made.

 

The truth is that we cannot live without digital money in the world of speed. We can buy everything from the comfort of our homes with just one click Digital money travels from one corner of the world to another in less than a second. But digital money also has a huge problem Hacking It is difficult to hack, but not impossible, And far from this thing such money launched in 2009 which is impossible to hack I am talking about cryptocurrency.

 

You must have heard the name BITCOIN Credit cards, Checks, and Online Payments All this is done according to the rules and regulations of the government But Bitcoin is money that has nothing to do with the government Nor is it connected to any Fiat Money (Paper Money) What is there are just some numbers We know only the name of the creator Satoshi Nakamoto (Nothing else) Due to the non-applicability of any government rule on it.

 

BitCoins


History of the Money
History of the Money

It can be easily used in illegal transactions more illegal transactions means more crime And the more crime, the more damage to a country Whatever Bitcoin is But its Blockchain Technology is thousands of years ahead of the technology of credit cards and online payments. It is impossible to hack It may take a billion years or more to hack just one bitcoin You know when Bitcoin launched in 2009 one bitcoin was worth zero dollars Its price was only 1$ In 2011, the price of one bitcoin was 60,000 dollars, one crore, five lakh Pakistani rupees, and forty-five lakh Indian rupees.

 

Now whether this is a scam or a real get-rich scheme only time will tell but once look back at this world. How much this world has progressed in such a short time? In just a few thousand years we went from gold and silver coins to invisible money. We made this money for our benefit but maybe we are losing it you work at some place from dawn to dusk. What you get at the end of each month is simply some pieces of paper or numbers displayed on the screen you have to understand that the world runs on trust, not money.

 

What we see is nothing but an illusion now the question arises "What should we do? Money is a part of our life First of all you have to recognize real money. There is only one way to recognize real money something that increases in its value over time is Real Money. The value of paper money decreases every year due to inflation truth be told, this cycle is never going to stop but you can avoid this thing by investing in real money which has value in itself.

 

You know that no matter how much money there is in this world if all of it is shared equally among every person that money will go back to where it came from But Why? Because all the rich people in this world understand and know it. They don't work for money, but money works for them, and the day you understood it your life will be changed forever before doing all this you need to educate yourself financially.

 

The time you waste cursing the government and inflation Spend the same time on your financial education. Because nothing is going to change you have to change yourself. The more you learn, the more you earn.

 

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