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August 01, 2015, 07:40:13 PM
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They don't need to create anything. The USD is already a virtual coin. Cash is only 2% of total wealth in dollars (same goes for any other big fiats out there). So basically what you are dealing with is numbers in a computer screen, there's absolutely nothing that backs it up.
Soon the % of this virtual coin will be 100% with 0 cash because physical cash is going to dissapear in the next 10 years. Here is where there is hope that people will get the scam that fiat is and hop on Bitcoin.
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August 02, 2015, 05:24:30 AM
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They don't need to create anything. The USD is already a virtual coin. Cash is only 2% of total wealth in dollars (same goes for any other big fiats out there). So basically what you are dealing with is numbers in a computer screen, there's absolutely nothing that backs it up.
Soon the % of this virtual coin will be 100% with 0 cash because physical cash is going to dissapear in the next 10 years. Here is where there is hope that people will get the scam that fiat is and hop on Bitcoin.

You wrong. Your forget that the us dollar is an internationally money. The most of the nation have us dollars (even in cash in big quantities) their reserves at their Central Banks. The cash ts much more than 2%. All the world work in us dollar. And all those work in cash.
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September 23, 2015, 11:25:16 AM
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It would be enormously useful to governments and central banks and I think we are headed to a cashless economy.  I think blockchain will be used to record a lot of things for data analytics.  For central banks, a cashless economy would allow for negative interest rates and remove a lot of expenses involved with printing and handling physical cash and coin.  Like you said it would also make it impossible to use central bank note in a black market without leaving a record.

Difficult to be realized. Imagine for a moment that internet don't work. What it will be with the digital money. Total chaos. No one can buy nothing. People in need to buy things. Banks in need to work. Federal Reserve in need to distribute the needed cash for the everyday needed. etc. etc. And the last thing. An economy cannot survive without monetary policies and with the digital cash this is impossible to be realized.
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