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There are only 20bn Euro banknotes. Fits snuggly in a Postgres database. Most of the times, they go straight from the ATM to the consumer to the baker to the ba
by eastbound 3y ago
There are only 20bn Euro banknotes. Fits snuggly in a Postgres database. Most of the times, they go straight from the ATM to the consumer to the baker to the bank in one day. Any other loop is (correction: can be) traced and reported.
You don’t have privacy with banknotes. Try coins.
- svara 3y agoHow can you trace a loop unless it involves someone reading and reporting the serial number? Do you have some more information to read about how paper money flows are traced?
- eastbound 3y agoThat’s true, I made a claim I shouldn’t have, I have no proof that banks report serial numbers to any central entity. I should have rather claimed that it is theoretically feasible.