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>>12178221
>having a hard cap on the world's money supply?

Literally the only correct way.

Curtis Yarvin anticipated a few key points of Bitcoin, namely that of a deflationary controlled hard monetary supply.

>Every dollar in the world (perhaps about 200T) has a new serial number—from 0 to 200T. This limit will never change. Write it into the Constitution. As long as we can hold the line on this number, our new financial system is built on a fiat currency that will be harder than gold (since new gold can be mined).

>Or, for extra credit, redenominate the currency (including debts and contracts, this time) so that rather than a random decimal number of dollars, there is a round binary number—such as 264
. This has two advantages: (1) micropayments, and (2) a round binary limit will rapidly get baked into all sorts of financial software, and become almost impossible to change.

>he doesnt own an urbit star
>he wont be a guaranteed millionaire by 2022

enjoy your memecoins faggots