In the simplest sense, money is a representation of capital in the global market. But when new units of currency are printed, they should ideally be distributed equally to avoid deluding their value. However, historically we've seen that newly printed money doesn't always reach everyone equally, instead becoming disproportionately concentrated among select parties.

This printing process is analogous to companies issuing more shares on the market while privileging certain shareholders over others. By contrast #Bitcoin offers an alternative and fairer monetary model by limiting total inventory through difficulty adjustments and offering equal opportunity for digital mining making scarcity distribution as organically neutral as possible!

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Redistributing currency more equally doesn't solve the root issue: increasing the money supply reduces its value. This happens because creating more currency doesn't require real effort or scarcity, unlike assets that do, leading to a decrease in purchasing power and making everyone poorer.

Agreed, just saying that if the print money and the distribute it in an even manner then nobody will loose purchasing. This is hypothetical humans are doing completely the opposite, that’s why the protocol and all its components are so important to keep us human in check.