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You could probably infer a lot without knowing who traded it to who. If say * person A gets 100 banknotes from the bank, gives 50 to person B, * person B pay
by ilyt 4y ago
You could probably infer a lot without knowing who traded it to who.
If say
* person A gets 100 banknotes from the bank, gives 50 to person B,
* person B pays 25 to person C and 5 back to bank (say, taxes)
* person C pays 5 of them to the bank
You can infer with some probability who traded what to who.
- freejazz 4y agoNot really. A billion other things also could have happened, they just didn't. Also, when was the last time you deposited cash?
- kelnos 4y agoMany people don't, but businesses deposit excess cash daily. Certainly, though, those same businesses keep a lot of cash in order to give change to other customers. But that cash will still likely end up back at a bank before too long.