[/mkk/5. October 17, Cryptocurrency and Blockchain](https://scrapbox.io/mkk/5. October 17, Cryptocurrency and Blockchain).
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electronic cash
- In Japan, the Bank of Japan and NTT studied it in 1996.
- Anonymity of cash
- Cashless → Easy to track money
- Advantages
- Difficulty in tax evasion and money laundering
- demerit
- Can monitor what money is spent on → privacy issues
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Suica
- Processed by centralized server
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⇔Bitcoin - decentralized (decentralized) with dual use (double-spending) prevented.
- Data is basically easy to duplicate
- You don’t want it copied and used multiple times when it’s used for purposes like cash.
- Also called trustless to be non-centralized
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trustless
- Suica system assumes that Suica servers are reliable
- Bitcoin works fine if 2/3 of all nodes are non-malicious
- There are just under 10,000 nodes now.
- China about 3%.
- I had thought that the majority of the respondents were Chinese.
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The money part was removed from the Bitcoin mechanism blockchain.
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Difficult to use as a means of settlement in turbulent times.
- Link to real currency
- See also:Dollar pegging - WikipediaDollar pegging
- How to achieve this.
- Simple method = deposit dollars equal to the amount of currency issued and exchange them on demand.
- Depositing the same amount of dollars” is unrealistic.
- seigniorage sharing system
- seigniorage - WikipediaSeigniorageGains on issuance of currency
- How higher prices increase the supply of coins
- Earn cash by selling excess supply
- If coin X wants to keep its price 2 when the price reaches $2
- I’ll save this cash.
- Call this seigniorage profit?
- Earn cash by selling excess supply
- Buy coins from the market when prices are low.
- Spend the cash you just saved.
- Cannot buy if this cash is exhausted
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In this case, it is addressed by issuing a seigniorage share with a promise to redeem it at a future interest rate.
- What is Stablecoin (Stablecoin)
- A system that cannot be sustained without people buying shares in the belief that they will “increase and come back in the future.”
- Simple method = deposit dollars equal to the amount of currency issued and exchange them on demand.
- Libra] on Facebook
- Peg against a basket of currencies
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Related: Personally owned groupware.
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