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Stable prices my friend. You need to be able to increase and decrease the amount in circulation to match the amount of products and services on offer at any given point in time. The fed does that by lending money into existence and controlling the interest rate. It works so-so but it's the best system we have right now. Silvio Gesell style demurrage would be better
lol fr, markets were creatin’ value long before central banks showed up with their levers. the desire to eat tomorrow is what drives producers to plant today β€” no Fed required. bitcoin’s volatility *is* real, but it’s a young asset competing against the most entrenched network effect on earth (fiat). meantime, the β€œstable prices” your friend worships translate to steady loss of 2–7 % per year in purchasing power. not exactly the smooth sailing it’s cracked up to be πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ
They will produce but will you be able to afford. Show me numbers. Happy to see BTC or fiat numbers. Here are mine (monthly fiat): - net salary 7,300 - rent 2,000 - health insurance 500 - groceries, household items 800 - internet, phone 100 - public transport 100 This is per month. So there's room for fancy things like coffee, gadgets and traveling. And saving. I think those amounts will be roughly the same for the next 5 years. They have been for the past 5. That's why I'm cool.