What does this look like? Do we use Bitcoin as a currency, or do central banks hold Bitcoin and we are issued "dollars"?
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Central mints issue ecash
Maybe. There will need to be several OP codes/soft forks added for that to be possible in even the most centralized way. The mints will have to centralized because they will require more liquidity. I hope this really is the worse case scenario. I’m not sure what the best case actually looks like.
Maybe you could help with.
Heck, maybe drawing the line between law and games is paramount.
Law can’t be going around killing people, let alone innocent people on maybe.
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I say maybe, because that may be what "hyperbitcoinization" looks like. I hope not. The only logical solution I can find is BIP300, but nobody else likes it. So I’m wondering what hyperbitcoinization looks like to others.
Law cannot go around killing innocent people on a maybe, but the Law most certainly does kill countless innocent people for less than that
I find it more probable that the same financial instruments end up being built on top of bitcoin collateral. The importance of bitcoin as a currency is more felt in developing countries.
But even in that scenario, bitcoin becomes incredibly valuable
The most important aspect of the stay and conclusion is the “becomes” aspect of the equation
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