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November 13, 2013, 11:46:50 PM
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It wouldn't ruin the deflationary system.  The money supply hasn't changed,  there will never be more than 21M BTC.  Nobody says purchasing power can't decline even in a deflaitonary system.  Gold prices for example have both risen and fallen over large periods of time.

As far as random people getting a large number of coins well that has already happened.  They are called early adopters.  The system doesn't care, the initial distribution is just that INTIIAL.  Unless people want to die poor with lots of coins they will spend them on goods and services creating a secondary distribution.
You make a good point. Thank you for the constructive post. It has definitely made an effect on my view on the matter, in a positive way.

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November 15, 2013, 01:18:37 AM
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noone doesn't ever "not touch" their money in 50 years. give me 1 example.

If you lose a $100 bill, you won't touch it for 50+ years.
You sir have just won the thread.

how so? makes no sense- someone picks that $100 up - point lost....

Actually, I was originally going to say if you burn a $100 bill.

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November 15, 2013, 01:21:35 AM
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there is nothing wrong with 21 mil coins being out there in total and that putting lost coins into miners blocks is a good thing actually

You are free to do so, but I will always transact on a network that doesn't do this.

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