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It would separate two forms of money: the common form of money used as means of exchange and a store of value; and, the debt/credit money created out of thin ai
by Perceval 17y ago
It would separate two forms of money: the common form of money used as means of exchange and a store of value; and, the debt/credit money created out of thin air through a contract and collateral. The two currencies would float against one another. People would be paid in common currency, but could borrow in the debt currency.