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Not really. With most cryptos, there is really a strict pre-established monetary policy baked into the algorithm with really no flexibility at all. "A better
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
Not really.
With most cryptos, there is really a strict pre-established monetary policy baked into the algorithm with really no flexibility at all.
"A better question would be not if we need central banks but rather should the economic system be based on credit and interest or not."
I think a better way to say it: "Do we need monetary policy or not" - and I think the answer is 'yes' - so whether it's crypto or not ... there will have to be some kind of group/committee making those rules, and that's de-facto the central bank.
- dogma1138 8y agoThere is a cosensus protocol that can be used to propose and approve a change the crypto, this is no more difficult than changing a monetary policy it’s just different. The code changes isn’t the hard part the policy itself is.
- sonnyblarney 8y ago"hard part the policy itself is" which is ultimately the point of a 'central bank' really.
- whataretensors 8y agoExcept they keep scamming...