That's not what this means at all, this (at least to my knowledge) seems to suggest that the dollar isn't backed by anything, like most currencies. At least going off the fact that they mention the gold standard. You seem defensive?
Well for his defense, if the poster was mentioning currency in general, he wouldve said so instead of saying US currency only. Hes just trying to say the dollar prices are the standard because it is trustworthy, therefore the value of the dollar isnt backed by nothing but backed by the fact that it will hold its value and be stable. Unlike currencies in Africa that fluctuate in value and some currencies become non existent overnight.
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