2018
DOI: 10.1017/s1744137418000243
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Getting off the ground: the case of bitcoin

Abstract: By declaring an item legal tender or making it publicly receivable, governments might generate sufficient demand to determine the medium of exchange. How do private actors launch a new money? There are two views in the literature. The first requires offering an item with a use value to some agents that is distinct from its role as a medium of exchange. The second suggests that agents might coordinate on an intrinsically useless item. With these views in mind, I survey the logs from the original bitcoin forum, … Show more

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“…We represent inequality (14) in Figure 5. The left side is linear in A while the right side is quadratic with two roots, A = A and A = .…”
Section: Steady Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We represent inequality (14) in Figure 5. The left side is linear in A while the right side is quadratic with two roots, A = A and A = .…”
Section: Steady Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Value of money The steady-state equilibrium is determined recursively. First, A s is obtained as the smallest solution to (14). Given A = A s , q s exists if and only if r < ( A s )=( 1) by ( 13) or, equivalently,…”
Section: Money Supplymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…52 "Bitcoin's design is built for a world where individuals can trust neither institutions nor each other. Such a world is very costly, because trust in institutions must be substituted by precautionary measures against potential abuse on the individual and systemic level"(Weber, 2018, p. 115).53Kocherlakota (1998a,b) models money as a societal memory of transactions, a record-keeping device to maintain balances Luther (2019). further elaborates the role of collective coordination in establishing particular devices.54 Luther and Olson (2014, p. 24) call the system "quasi-anonymous," or "anonymity through obscurity," since a "user's key does not contain any personally traceable information in and of itself."…”
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“…Kocherlakota [51,52] предлагает модель денег как общественной памяти сделок, средство учета для ведения балансов. Luther[53] представляет дальнейшее развитие роли коллективной координации в разработке отдельных инструментов.…”
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