Currencies are government made artificial stores of value. If money doesn't lose value fast enough, people, companies and banks invest in government sponsored

Currencies are government made artificial stores of value. If money doesn't lose value fast enough, people, companies and banks invest in government sponsored fiat instead of the real economy. This distorts the markets. Money should be there to allow transactions and contracts without having to do barter. It has no choice being a store of value to do so, but it should not artificially keep value at a rate that makes it desirable enough so that it replaces private markets for investments. To do so is a subsidy to economic idleness and a promotion of investment in fiat instead of the real economy. Money doesn't have intrinsic value. It should not artificially be made to seem like it keeps so much value by governments. It should be made stably declining and just valuable enough to allow for low friction transactions and contracts. More than that and you are throwing a wrench in the gears of private markets.