MediaWiki talk:Accesskey-ca-nstab-help

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I'm not an economist, but I bvileee the standard answer is to print more Bitcoin so that people have enough Bitcoin that they feel comfortable spending some. And by keeping inflation at a somewhat predictable low, but positive, rate people have the incentive to spend Bitcoin *now* rather than waiting.Even with Fed we get manias and panics sometimes (less frequently than before The Fed) I see taking the Fed out of the equation as exacerbating that mania/panic, not helping it.Bitcoin might be a great way to pass money between people over the Internet .if it had a fixed (or even stable) value. If you receive money in Bitcoin from a person over the Internet, you should probably cash out right away and that seems like a pain. Looking at charts, Bitcoins are at one-third (!) of their value from 60 days ago. Yikes.