Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 10:14:19 AM

Consider quote a part of my message and not the entire message. It'd be less annoying.

Quote from: Antithesis on Today at 09:56:17 AM

Number $40,000,000,000 is not created by a regime, but by the banking system

Which is regulated by the regime. I can't setup a federal reserve system as that'd be illegal. It's legal for the banks, because the government says so.

Quote from: Antithesis on Today at 09:56:17 AM

So, if no one on the market wants those numbers anymore, borrowers are forced to use them.

I'm taking an example where they haven't borrowed anything. I own every cent of all the banks and I'm ready to lend to anyone who'll ask for new loans. This is what you're doing too with the BTC.

If they haven't borrowed anything that than you have zoro $ numbers on the market.

Regarding the first. Cars are also regulated by the regime, houses also. Ever heard of construction-related laws? But what that has to do with our discussion? What is your point? I am simply saying that in bitcoin all you have is faith in unknown people. You hope that once you give up the things you can live off of, these people will voluntarily return you the equivalence of such things. With fiat you have the whole banking system and legal enforceability to ensure you get such things back. In what universe is the former better than latter? How rational is to think that a complete stranger will just voluntarily give you a car for a worthless number just because, in the past you also voluntarily gave your car for such a number? How long do you think this system can last?