Everyone's trying to create a stable coin but 1 BTC still equals 1 BTC. 
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It's about international comparison. We SHOULD want all our nationally used monies to be comparatively stable.
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Stable relative to one another? So, like, all move in lockstep?
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Isn’t that roughly the same as having the same currency?
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Yes, perfectly so: "A world in which centrally banked money is optimally managed is comparable to a world in which bitcoin is effectively global legal tender, and a world in which all central banks value stabilize versus bitcoin. Each scenario is an expression of Ideal Money"
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Why not simply have the entire world use the same currency, if it’s so similar? Why the need for local Central Banks?
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Addressing the politically difficulty it is probably easier to force central banks to print asymptotically more stable money (in comparison with each other) than it is to convince them to dissolve.
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If the price of goods, in terms of currency, is going up, then we should increase the supply of goods, no decrease the supply of money. Goods inflation is a sign of barriers to production that shouldn’t be solved by algos designed to produce a stablecoin
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the supply of goods is growing every year as is
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Yes, and QE has stopped, hence little inflation today, IMHO, the fear is secular deflation, and rigorously fixed supply crypto is the only hedge against DEFLATION
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