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A voluntary monetary system that you can use to avoid crushing money printing and inflation? What monsters
Copy-and-paste meme shitcoins are not a "monetary system". Thanks!
A voluntary monetary system that you can use to avoid crushing money printing and inflation? What monsters
Copy-and-paste meme shitcoins are not a "monetary system". Thanks!
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Copy-and-paste meme shitcoins are not a "monetary system". Thanks!
The post you are replying to did not state that they were. You can easily look up practical application of cryptocurrency by looking up stablecoin usage over time.
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The post you are replying to did not state that they were. You can easily look up practical application of cryptocurrency by looking up stablecoin usage over time.
You're gonna convince people there are practical applications of cryptocurrencies outside of grift and crime when they actually see them and find them useful in their own lives, and not before.
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Copy-and-paste meme shitcoins are not a "monetary system". Thanks!
The post you are replying to did not state that they were. You can easily look up practical application of cryptocurrency by looking up stablecoin usage over time.
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The post you are replying to did not state that they were. You can easily look up practical application of cryptocurrency by looking up stablecoin usage over time.
"stablecoin" is a misnomer. Perhaps they should be called temporarily stable coins, because they tend to fail under pressure. https://chainsec.io/failed-stablecoins/
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Copy-and-paste meme shitcoins are not a "monetary system". Thanks!
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Monero in the same time frame technically only experienced just over 1% inflation but from June to July this year is experiencing 12% inflation and then had nearly 19% deflation a few months back. Just crazy volatility compared to USD. Would be pretty hard for the average person to make ends meet in that kind of environment.
And wars are definitely fought using or even over crypto these days.
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"stablecoin" is a misnomer. Perhaps they should be called temporarily stable coins, because they tend to fail under pressure. https://chainsec.io/failed-stablecoins/
USDC is more collateralised than your bank is (if you bank in the US).
It's not even a problem if they run out of imaginary money because the fed can simply ease in more to the FDIC via debt shell games.