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This may be controversial, but I liked coins back in the day. It feels more "human" to me. Inflation targets will ensure coins are worthless soon enough tho. I
by TriangleEdge 3y ago
This may be controversial, but I liked coins back in the day. It feels more "human" to me.
Inflation targets will ensure coins are worthless soon enough tho. I'm a fan that governments can't impose these targets on crypto.
- jacob019 3y agoDollar coins make sense, moreso as time marches on. They sure have tried, but until they stop printing paper dollars no one will use them.
- SpaghettiCthulu 3y agoWe have $1 and $2 coins in Canada. I can't imagine dealing with $1 bills.
- jwagenet 3y agoI’d probably rather the opposite, dollar bills and no coins. There are very few things I can spend less than $1 on and coins are much more annoying to carry.
- ghaff 3y agoI can stuff some bills in the mini-wallet I carry. Coins mean they're either rattling around in my pocket or I need to carry some sort of coin purse. And, when I travel, I end up with this bag of unfamiliar coins that I'm trying to figure out at the counter. (Though I use cash when traveling at fewer and fewer places these days.)
- bentley 3y agoI typically keep $2 bills as the smallest denomination in my wallet, with a couple of half‐dollar and dollar coins.
- waveBidder 3y agojust introduce new coins. if we were keeping up, the modern equivalent of a 1913 quarter would be an ~8 dollar piece.
- ffgjgf1 3y agoAs if extreme volatility and being inherently deflationary is any better (not that crypto is money anymore that any other commodity is)