Saturday 5 November 2022

Friday 4 November 2022

Problems with a bitcoin monetary standard

I have been a bitcoiner for a few years now. I am currently in an advanced (Keynesian) macroeconomics class and it has made me question some things.

If there is a bitcoin monetary standard in the future… how will businesses get credit/loans to operate their business? Without credit businesses would innovate much much slower, productivity would go way down. Less employees they can hire, etc. It would be much harder to get a business off the ground, and take so much longer to build up a business than if you had cheap credit. (I understand the consequences of cheap credit)

Hence there must be bitcoin “banks” or exchanges that distribute value between savers and borrowers.

Since bitcoin is decentralized and no protection from a central bank, I can imagine there would be bank runs all the time. The loans to borrowers would be very illiquid and the liabilities of savers who deposited their bitcoin would be very liquid. This is what happened during the Great Depression.

Hypothetically, all the bitcoin depositors would pull out of the exchange and the exchange would become Insolvent.

Therefore lending/credit would be pretty much non existent in a bitcoin standard? Therefore output and productivity would greatly go down? Therefore standard of living goes down?

Can someone please walk me through this and prove me wrong? 😂. The Keynesians are getting to me.

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Bitcoin Cash is the RockStar of Cryptocurrency - King Konz Music School in the Bitcoin Cash City walks the talk

Bitcoin Cash is the RockStar of Cryptocurrency - King Konz Music School in the Bitcoin Cash City walks the talk submitted by /u/BitcoinCashCity
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/ylfjcf/bitcoin_cash_is_the_rockstar_of_cryptocurrency/

Lagarde: Not Even a Recession Will Calm the Inflation Rate

Lagarde: Not Even a Recession Will Calm the Inflation Rate submitted by /u/Suitable-Advantage45
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Friendly reminder - instead of arguing and trying to change a persons mind about Bitcoin topics - you can get 10x more results by introducing and teaching new people about Bitcoin using a tenth of the energy.

I appreciate the occassional disagreement with other users here, but I try not go more than 2 "volleys" - unless I am actually learning something.

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/yle92d/friendly_reminder_instead_of_arguing_and_trying/

Santander impose £3,000 per month limit on Bitcoin related exchange transfers from the UK. The escape routes are constricting...

Santander impose £3,000 per month limit on Bitcoin related exchange transfers from the UK. The escape routes are constricting... submitted by /u/po00on
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Hey guys this may interest you if you are starting: Bluetooth Hardware CoolWallet Water Resistant is now 30% OFF, go get yours.

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Thursday 3 November 2022

Dungeons & Dragons alignment chart, Bitcoin edition

Dungeons & Dragons alignment chart, Bitcoin edition submitted by /u/alanbwt
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BTC coin users are wondering about bad user experience

BTC coin users are wondering about bad user experience submitted by /u/Egon_1
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/ykha5d/btc_coin_users_are_wondering_about_bad_user/

IF THEY DON'T DO THEIR JOB, LET'S DO OUR WE ARE THE NUMBER WE ARE THE POWER

IF THEY DON'T DO THEIR JOB, LET'S DO OUR WE ARE THE NUMBER WE ARE THE POWER submitted by /u/BCHisFuture
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/ykgimr/if_they_dont_do_their_job_lets_do_our_we_are_the/

Compromised ledger

Few years back when I recently got into bitcoin I was gifted a ledger (bought from Amazon), I’ve learned a lot since then while stacking. Then I found out the sneaky game of people selling back compromised ledgers to Amazon in hopes of noobs buying the ledger and then bitcoin for the thief’s. I know it’s worth it in the long run to just get a new hardware wallet to be sure I was just curious if anyone had personal experience in this area would hate to get to a whole coin in the future then one day it disappears all because I didn’t want to spend another extra $200. The cold cards looking like a great option. Thank you ₿ community you guys are the awesome!

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While bitcoin grew bullish in terms of sentiment last week, "I think the difficulty with miners creating profitability is definitely a reason we did not lift above $21,000," Trade the Chain Director of Research Nick Mancini says.

While bitcoin grew bullish in terms of sentiment last week, "I think the difficulty with miners creating profitability is definitely a reason we did not lift above $21,000," Trade the Chain Director of Research Nick Mancini says. submitted by /u/coindesk
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