Imagine if in the past, people who paid into pyramid schemes or chain letters called that contribution "buying an asset," and referred to the paid amount as its price or value. For example, in a chain letter, someone sends $10 to the person ahead of them on the list, signs their name at the bottom, and claims: 'I bought an asset worth $10.' The next participant comes along, sends $20 to the previous one, signs the list, and says: 'Now I own an asset worth $20.' And the media headlines
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