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f2df37 No.4941

Currency and a stable economy

We all love to plan ahead don't we? We must understand that we can live like tribals with a trade based system but frankly that is garbage to supporting ourselves. There are already 2 threads on possible currency but one was locked a while back and the other is about bitcoins so i'm setting up this thread for a nice area for us all to get along.

We must decide what our currency is called, what it will be made of, and what we are going to use until we can start minting

I propose that we all use US,UK,and EU currency until we can start to mint. i understand that some of you don't live in these countries but you must understand that these currencies will be accepted pretty much everywhere.

This great land that we are moving twords will be rich in minerals right? well then perhaps we can make it out of gold and silver? We need to have a currency that has face value not debt value like the banks currently use. this will be good for controlling inflation and keeping ourselves stable.

Last is the fun part which is what our currency will be called. We could go with the country based name, We could name it after hotwheelz, we could name it based off of currencies in the past. I would personally like a Denarius like the romans.

a84ddf No.4954

How would you keep your gold-backed currency circulating in the country? What would prevent people from taking it to NY or Dubai, never to return?

f2df37 No.4958

>>4954
that…is actually a good point

4311d6 No.4979

EUR is falling hard.

Now at ~1.11USD/EUR and falling fast.
You have the QE shit that Draghi is going to pull, and shit's going to hit the fan.

I recommend stacking up on resources and Namibian currency, since you can theoretically convince the Namibians to slow down the printing of cash to avoid another Zimbabwe.

4311d6 No.4980

>>4954
Make it nonconvertible, I guess. Or force only conversions to the Namibian currency.

7082bd No.6792

฿TC, obv.

6fc990 No.6798

>>4958
Yeah, we'll just use buttcoin or our own cryptocurrency.

It has the pros of a gold standard with the cons.

6fc990 No.6800

>>6798
*with none of the cons.

9dbddd No.6929

>>6800
>implying bitcoin is safer than gold
>implying bitcoin is more anonymous than gold
>implying bitcoin has a value outside of being a unit of exchange
They have their strengths and weaknesses. But the whole use of gold and bitcoins would be limited to internal trade anyway, since everyone else is using NAD

c8b7ef No.6960

>>6798
get some coinfags to create namibiacoin. all the people that make the trek there can use the new coin system amongst themselves.

6fc990 No.6962

>>6929
Buttcoin isn't perfect.

It's pegged to the dollar, after all.

I say we make NamiCoin, pegged to a basket of commodities and truly anonymous (like some cool but less popular cryptocurrencies).

a54496 No.7082

>>4941
I disagree with the monetary system you are proposing based on the fact that it would be backed up by precious metals. The way to go is a pure fiat currency, a a la England's pre-jew tally sticks or Lincoln's Greenback.

Should the monetary authority and the public have gold and silver? Fuck yes. Should the monetary authority fix a value to gold and defend that position? Hell no. Funding the necessary deficits in the beginning by inflating the money supply will be much better than taking out loans to jews. Also, a short run spike up or down in price could fuck us up big time and would be easy for outside powers to organize.

Under a pure fiat system, monetary and fiscal policy become essentially one in the same. I would propose getting our tax revenue from economic rents (Land values, mineral royalties,etc.) and requiring that they get paid in the government issued pure fiat currency. That way, the currency will derive it's value from the value added to society by government services, reflected in the price of land and other economic rents.

Brother Nathanael, Bill Still, and Ellen Brown are good resources on fiat currencies. Henry George should be required reading for anybody interested in economics.

63e56d No.7094

decentralized crypto-currencies are a waste of electricity, 1/2 of the power generation will need to go to computing who owns what, and then you need to update equipments too.

65da7a No.7098

There's always Monero, it provides much better anonymity that bitcoin does by using the CryptoNote algorithm https://cryptonote.org/whitepaper.pdf

>>6962
>It's pegged to the dollar, after all.
How so? I thought its value was just whatever an exchange was willing to sell it for, which pegs it to the local currency of the exchange.

6fc990 No.7101

>>7094
We could set that up in Windhoek, though.

I don't think we have to completely throw ourselves into the wilderness. The mostly White capital city should be our bunker.

dfe40e No.7584

Why do we need a centralised currency? The less politcial power we allow, the more likely this is to succeed.

Private banks function efficiently and securely.

cffdec No.7591

We need a cryptocurrency, that's the only option that will allow us independence.

No matter how altruistic this is and how capable our PR guys are, there is a veeery high chance that the world will boycott us like S. Africa and Rhodesia.

We can't peg ourselves to the euro or the US dollar. And we sure as hell can't use the gold standard (I think we all know why)… And if our currency were free-floating we'd be liable to hyperinflation or the periodic tightening of the belts that Rhodesians had to do to avoid their money to go haywire.

People in the first world usually have no idea how important the national currency is to make or break nations.

7082bd No.7600

>>6929
>diversification



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