Topic: The Next Step for Digital Currencies - page 2. (Read 1556 times)
The least egalitarian way to distribute bitcoins is to give them away. The most is to trade an equal amount of value for them, which is how it is done now.
"by Charles Eisenstein"
10th September 2014
“With these learnings from the Bitcoin experiment, I would like to propose a new model for digital currency. The question is how make the issuance of and access to money egalitarian on the one hand, yet also regulate the money supply in an organic, decentralized way.”
https://blog.p2pfoundation.net/the-next-step-for-digital-currencies/2014/09/10
10th September 2014
“With these learnings from the Bitcoin experiment, I would like to propose a new model for digital currency. The question is how make the issuance of and access to money egalitarian on the one hand, yet also regulate the money supply in an organic, decentralized way.”
https://blog.p2pfoundation.net/the-next-step-for-digital-currencies/2014/09/10
This as always been contemplated as a possibility by a lot of people over time,
yet nobody has found a way to have a decentralized, egalitarian model for issuing and distributing cryptocoins.
Maybe proof of ID? But that won't be decentralized at all.
The problem is much bigger than what it seems, and the article does not really say anything new.
"by Charles Eisenstein"
10th September 2014
“With these learnings from the Bitcoin experiment, I would like to propose a new model for digital currency. The question is how make the issuance of and access to money egalitarian on the one hand, yet also regulate the money supply in an organic, decentralized way.”
https://blog.p2pfoundation.net/the-next-step-for-digital-currencies/2014/09/10
10th September 2014
“With these learnings from the Bitcoin experiment, I would like to propose a new model for digital currency. The question is how make the issuance of and access to money egalitarian on the one hand, yet also regulate the money supply in an organic, decentralized way.”
https://blog.p2pfoundation.net/the-next-step-for-digital-currencies/2014/09/10
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