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Sep 2, 2018 · 1 min read

Perhaps the deflationary nature of certain coins will make them more appealing once we hit an inflationary period worldwide?
This has already happened in Turkey and Venezuela once the value of their respective currencies began to plummet due to staggeringly high levels of inflation.

This also leads to speculation about future monetary control by governments if cryptocurrencies do become more widely used. As things stand, this would leave monetary policy out of the equation as a means to pay off debt, boost the economy… and all of those things that governments believe they have and need control over.

You can’t just make more bitcoin.. although perhaps tether can be made out thin air.

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