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Document outlines criteria for sovereign currencies without specific allegations

The passage merely defines generic economic concepts and cites an investment strategy report. It contains no names, transactions, dates, or actionable leads linking powerful actors to misconduct or co Defines three criteria for sovereign currencies: medium of exchange, unit of account, store of value Provides illustrative examples (oil pricing, WTI barrel value) Cites a report from the Investment

Date
November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #025675
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The passage merely defines generic economic concepts and cites an investment strategy report. It contains no names, transactions, dates, or actionable leads linking powerful actors to misconduct or co Defines three criteria for sovereign currencies: medium of exchange, unit of account, store of value Provides illustrative examples (oil pricing, WTI barrel value) Cites a report from the Investment

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Investment Management Sovereign Currencies Meet Three Criteria Division 1) They are used as a medium of exchange. — To represent a medium of exchange, an instrument must facilitate the transaction of goods or services between parities (US$ are used to buy a barrel of oil). 2) They serve as unit of account. — A unit of account is a measurement which allows value to be accounted and compared (a barrel of WTI is worth ~$55). 3) They are a store of value. — Astore of value is an asset that can be saved, stored, and exchanged in the future for a predictable stable value (with 2% annual inflation, a nominal dollar today will be worth 82¢ in 10 years). 12 Source: Investment Strategy Group, Do Digital Currencies Pose a Threat to Sovereign Currencies and Central Banks?, Daniel Heller, PIIE.

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