Digital Coin - Paul Grignon on Economics 101
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@DCUPtoejuice well it wouldn't but you would get something of value when they expired. A oil future for instance is a form of derivative.
a CDS is multiple selling of value on an "event" and would require a digital coin being in several places at once on expiration.
which isn't possible AIUI
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@mididoctors how does that preclude the creation of derivatives?
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@DCUPtoejuice In theory its impossible because the redemption side is always linked to the original creator
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Would this then spawn a digital coin credit default swap? LOL
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Paul is the man. When can I come up to Canada to take a course?
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1:32 "we sign a loan and the bank takes that as a promise from us and gives us a credit and then we spend the bank gives us a promise that they'll pay up but not to their promise to pay that and we have a checking account" - a little unclear
Google "Money as Debt"
KolonelPanic 2 years ago 8
This would require legalization of competing currencies. Yes? I believe that is what Ron Paul advocates. Although Paul advocates a gold standard, that is only as a means to limit the growth of government spending and he ultimately wants free competition like this.
DCUPtoejuice 3 months ago 2