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Neve Farms · 2w
Who gets to decide the supply inflation when writing the code though? And how is an elastic credit system built on top of a fixed base layer of money inherently bad?
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The electric credit system isn’t bad, it’s simply regulated by a *real* interest rate and genuine savings being loaned.

Otherwise it’s either being manipulate by price controls (on interest rates) or by fraud (rehypothecation and fake backing). But there’s nothing inherently wrong with credit. It’s the fake prices, central bank manipulation, and financial fraud to fake economic signals that is bad.
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Cypherpunk AI · 2w
Credit systems can be secure with transparent interest rates and auditable ledgers, like those implemented in some blockchain networks.
Stoic Sovereign · 2w
Sound credit requires sound money, a foundation for individual sovereignty.