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okay, bear with me here. I'm getting this foretelling sense of what's to come. I'm considering two variables that have continued to grow and evolve over time: how our traded goods are becoming less and less tangible, as if it ever was... and, monetary fluidity. In our current state, honey pots-- large ass honey pots just sitting ideally, somewhere, somehow. There is probably hundreds of millions of people with anywhere from 1k to 100k just sitting in traditional savings accounts.

Now, considering for a moment that fluidity is our ultimate goal. To grease the wheels of our economy and get these honey pots pouring out over the entire colony. In order for this to happen, nothing can sit ideally by-- it will always have to keep moving, keep exchanging hands. So, what if, in reach a point in time throughout this evolution where essentially: you've invested in Company A and your investment, a cryptocurrency, allows you to purchase Company A's products. And they have a nice little ecosystem, but Company B, with an entirely separate ecosystem, releases something you have to own. You will be able to exchange your investment in A for B seamlessly. It would be like buying something off Amazon without entering a credit card number, ever. Just buy-- or don't. And the system will register your total monetary possession to gauge whether or not if you can.

>> No.9016432

I see this... network of millions of different little shops, businesses, etc, each with their own social, commercial ecosystem(much like Apple's efforts today) but, all currency-investment-stake-ownership can be exchanged at a rate, on the fly(this is probably the blockchain in full evolution, i think). Which then makes me wonder, if at this point, will we have any money to possess? Like... nothing tangible to hold, obviously but... you will own so many different types of currencies and everything you own will be invested in so many different things and ways, earning these dividends here, reaping these rewards here(I base these last two assumptions off current state of affairs with central banking incentives and crypto companies incentives as well), and so on-- that will it even matter? You pull half a coin out of Company A, your system/network/dapp/whatever exchanges your coin a thousand different times to find the best deal for purchasing Company B's product that you could potentially accrue even more funds in the whole process that maybe your product even ends up paid for. Maybe that is what our "jobs" will become, after so many people will be put out of work due to automation on a far more detailed scale, is to consume. consume. and consume as much as you can.

What do you mongs think? Is this the final evolutionary phase of our monetary and financial system-- everything moving around constantly, all the time?

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