This is an interesting fact you have here. Is there any way you can prove this information? If so please reply with the details.
also to answer the question about money, no money is not infinite, even if this fact is truth. For example, if you have a million ounces of gold and that value determines how much money you can print then money is finite and if you print more money than the gold is worth then the value of the currency diminishes. Conversely if the currency is not tied to any valuable material then money is merely limited by numbers and since numbers are infinite so shall be money because mathematically numbers will go on forever. but if said fact is true then gold no longer limits our currency instead the limitation is due to the money:citizen ratio. so eventually if everyone has say $100,000,000 everyone may as well have $1 because the value of the money would be so insignificant that nobody would want it or need it.
it is my belief that monetary value is determined by rarity and nothing more. long story short if gold no longer determines monetary value then something must and if nothing else it must be the ratio of money to people using it. so no, money is not infinite. and just in case those who read this are wondering why money has value, its only because we gave it value.
@beelzebub Said
US currency IS infinite.
This happened when the dollar was separated from any material backing (ie GOLD or SILVER). Once currency was limited in the US due to the GOLD STANDARD. This policy did tie currency to a actual physical thing.
Today the U.S. dollar freely floats on currency markets thanks to Ronald Regan.
Its paper that can be printed or its numbers that are typed into a computer and transferred.