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You're right about the problem, your solution is off. > It doesn’t matter if retailers don’t accept the coin, users can just exchange the coins for bitcoins or
by thomas4019 12y ago
You're right about the problem, your solution is off.
> It doesn’t matter if retailers don’t accept the coin, users can just exchange the coins for bitcoins or local fiat currency for immediate real world use.
No entity would give fiat currency for these SocialCoins unless they had some real or speculative value.
> The basic idea is that 10% of the profits that miners earn from mining this coin is pooled and distributed to every member of the network on a bi-weekly basis.
Are these "profits" from inflation or a transaction fees?
- dllthomas 12y ago"No entity would give fiat currency for these SocialCoins unless they had some real or speculative value." Or the entity had some other interest in keeping the scheme going. Not that this necessarily seems likely/sustainable/advisable...