>>14265956
I dig what you are putting down this bread anon. Have you ever considered the least impact approach to resolving the problem in the world as it is today? I humbly submit that assuming we have a stable high tech society that crypto is a superior transactional currency to precious metals. Why not kill several birds with one stone. If a country's government mandated that the value of their currency be pegged to an amount of gold, that gold and silver are legal tender (most I have checked have already done this in some form) that their central bank had to open a window available to any citizen that trades in physical gold and silver down to the gram, their currency and crypto that has met certain conditions, at a now legislatively controlled interest rate, that is the same for all tiers of consumers, and that cannot trade with a country's central bank or a country's currency unless they enact equivalent laws. That should give sufficient tools to an educated public to exsanguinate the entrenched control without fucking with granny's mattress of cash or holding up technological advance. In such a system, as the value of the central currency is tied to a fixed amount of gold, and that the value of crypto is measured in the central currency, you end up with a diverse option of currencies that together provide the best combinations of attributes of money.