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Ah, I see now. Hm, it would be interesting to study other successful moneys in history to find more about that correlation. Well, there's nothing better than starting out with the Rai Stones lol.
Would you like to get any updates if I find some data related to your correlation with a possible consequent utility of money?
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sure, that'd be great
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Unfortunately, I found no examples of inscriptions on Rai Stones. Maybe doing that could ruin the legitimacy of the stone for a transaction lol.
For the African glass beads, it was more of a symbolic attachment depending on the type of the bead.
And surprisingly for silver, there is an amulet with some latin inscription was found in Germany.
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You sound like the people who think proof of work should do useful work. The work has to be useless, and the data has to be exclusively monetary.
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drama, but maybe just a new perspective on it.