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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: France.
Posts: 27,913
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Nah
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: France.
Posts: 27,913
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You cannot just answer yes or no because it is a typical economic issue. In the use of money, coins represent 10%, the other 90% is digital (SWIFT, Credit card...) so it looks like it's pointless.
However, coins influence on inflation and market prices. It is not only a currency concern but how it influences the prices. For example, making more coins will increase the prices but making no coins at all will be worse as the currency will be way under the level of other currencies, which means economic failure, stock exchanges crash and less exportations. The consequences are quite unpredictable: either the prices are way too low so everyone is buying from us, but we get screwed or the prices are way too high and no one will buy from us.
Therefore, not having coins or material support to pay with will make things rather horrible. And people aren't ready to change their habits.
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