The History of Chinese Monetary Culture (English)

The video mainly demonstrates the history of Chinese monetary culture: from Jiaozi (9th century A.D.) to bank note to draft bank (1823), while introducing the double-entry bookkeeping emerged in Italy and the thriving blockchain techology nowadays.
Goldlinks converges the ancient and modern cultural and technological heritage of China and the West, and combines the blochchain distributed computing method, to ensure the safty, transparency and consistency of data, and provide a universal value exchange platform for the world.

[@ronbird121]

i allways wondered why it has so interesting shapes

[@otoman106]

They no Singapore at that age...It is Tanah Malayu now call Malaysia

[@hmongghoststoriesinthedark]

Song name?

[@medusaskull9625]

BS BTC promotion.

[@hyperbitcoinizationpod]

#Bitcoin not blockchain.

[@basilii5446]

a yes the united states of africa

[@thesecondsilvereich7828]

White Americas are almost a minority at 57% census 2022

[@Yafama]

@@thesecondsilvereich7828is that a problem?

[@thesecondsilvereich7828]

@@Yafama yes we will see America turn into South America economy wise

[@thesecondsilvereich7828]

​@@Yafamaby the way would you be saying that. If it was the native Americans

[@Yafama]

@@thesecondsilvereich7828 Honestly, it depends I think if some culture was about to be extinct some form of preservation would be nice, but it’s not like white America is even really a specific culture, it’s comprised of many smaller ones like the mid west etc. Either way caucasians aren’t gonna completely die out any time soon and if and when that day comes you can respark the discussion