Most of us live in a money currency monopole. That means you get Dollars and you buy all in Dollars. After some time everybody converts into Dollars.
Some things are forbidden to be bought in Dollars. If you are up for a hooker in most states of the U.S. you will break the law. You well can buy a flight to Amsterdam in Dollars, but there, on the last mile, you have to change your Dollars for Euros.
If someone takes a job they check how much Dollars they get per hour. If someone buys a house, they'll check how much square meters they get per Dollar.
Only a few will have several currencies in their wallet and most will quickly start stressing their credit card avoiding bank notes and even worse coins in multiple currencies in the wallet.
Let's try to think the other way round. What do you want and in which currency can you pay for it that you get where for, most efficiently?
Many will move to another town to get the better education or job, in this respect not thinking about the Dollar, but about what they want and than about how to finance it in Dollars.
Money is just an exchange vehicle, like an off shore company for someone that has so much Dollars he'll never have any Bank print them out ever, and everyone can think like a financier.
We might hit a time in which crypto currencies become an addition to the established currencies and in a system that is based on competition and the exchange of money additional organisations to the central banks will be beneficial to the overall good.
If the underground has to spear head that movement, I might turn Kingping soon...Just, in my old school lesions on doing business had keeping a sub-ground level of attention the primer position to start everything always.
But than, Sparta is gone and Cyberpunk is still in the birth channel...
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