Why Fiat Currency Is A Depreciating Financial Asset, The Problems With Investing In Fiat Currency, And The Future Outlook Of The Financial Purchasing Power Of Fiat Currency In The 21st Century

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. This essay sheds light on why fiat currency is a depreciating financial asset, expounds upon the problems with investing in fiat currency, and reveals the future outlook of the financial purchasing power of fiat currency in the 21st century. Fiat currency is not solely limited to being a medium of exchange which can be utilized to purchase products and services. Fiat currency is not only notorious for being a depreciating financial asset that is devoid of intrinsic value, but is also notorious for being a depreciating financial asset that has an infinitesimal amount of financial purchasing power. Fiat currency has lost over 99.99% of its financial purchasing power from 1854-2025. Fiat currency is a currency that is “not backed by” any precious metals. Some of the different types of precious metals encompass platinum, gold, silver, palladium, and rhodium. As of December of 2025, fiat currency is profusely churned out by bureaucratic apparatuses on a daily basis. Fiat currency has lost such an enormous amount of financial purchasing power from 1854-2025 that a person would need to expend a far more sizeable quantity of fiat currency to purchase an acre of land in 2025 than to purchase an acre of land in 1854. In 1854, it was possible to purchase an acre of land at an estimated “price of 12.5 cents per acre” of land. “Adjustments to land prices were made in 1854, and more than two million acres of Ozarks land sold for an average price of 12.5 cents per acre” of land. The estimated “price of 12.5 cents per acre” of land in 1854 is about .003% of the estimated “median acre of land price” of $4,170 in 2024. From 1854 to 2024, the price of an acre of land has amplified by around 33,260% from an estimated “price of 12.5 cents per acre” of land in 1854 to an estimated “median acre of land price” of $4,170 in 2024. An acre of land is capacious and comprised of 43,560 square feet.