Welcome back to our journey through the history of money. We've explored how early societies moved beyond barter, using shells and beads as early forms of currency. But as civilizations grew more sophisticated, these simple solutions began showing their cracks. After all, shells could be gathered by anyone with a beach and a basket, and beads could be manufactured at will. Something more enduring was needed…

Welcome back to our series, "What Is Money?" In our first post, we began exploring the profound impact of money on our lives, our families, and even the future of humanity. We discussed how, despite its crucial role, many of us don't fully understand what money actually is. To gain a clearer understanding, we emphasized the importance of delving deeper into the essence of money, rather than just its functions.