⨊Före(s) = Store Of Value; Federated Mutual Savings Bonds.⨋Lagom(s)= programmable and Customisable Means of Exchange´´Mutual Blockchain Federated credit Union´´
´´Federated Programmable Complementary Means of Exchange Currency´´
´´Federated Mutual general retirement and insurance fund’’,
Gå före tillsammans ⨊GåFöre(O⨋)The FederatedMutualSociety.⨊Före(s)And⨋Lagom(s) Putting the Complementary into Crypto Currencies!.
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welcome to this brainstorm and mind map
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for the market synergies symbiotic
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leverage and the Commons ecology of the
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new complementary currency that we’re
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trying to design for the Swedish market
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so we need to conduct some market
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research down here
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I think hampstead Borstad and Anglehome
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for local towns and communes(Counties) larger
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regional centers in this area are lund
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malmö , Helsingborgh and Halmstad
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and then the nearest Capital to here is
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Copenhagen obviously another capital up
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in Stockholm and there are regional
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towns around or dormitory towns to
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Stockholm Oslo and Helsinki we can talk
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about the possibility of recruiting
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people we know in Finland and Norway to
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see if an overarching federation or
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regional cooperative or club or whatever
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we decided to go with can be done .
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I’ve been thinking about different kinds
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of buzz words for what we’ve got we a
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capital coin score and a coin commune
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Corinne I came up with four C’s which is
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a crypto crypto complementary currency
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club the four C’s we see that later as
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we go through the through the slides so
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effectively what I’ve been thinking
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about is with the crypto currency I’m
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interested in linkle der Mirage which
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means the there’s lower penalties or no
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penalties for spending credit sooner the
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longer you hold on to it the less it is
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worth now with coupled with the discount
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scheme the discount in the demurrage can
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be quite a powerful no cost to the user
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of the currency just the benefit that
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declines and it would still be one for
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one we’ll come to that later use of
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discount seams and a currency with
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demurrage could be useful for off-peak
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opening special openings for members
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using the currency a payment of overtime
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to star for that special opening issue
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of discount coupons and competitions and
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whatnot for staff within the
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organizations that are using the coin so
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I did a couple of conceptual diagrams
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for that which we’ll come on to so the
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businesses you have staff owners
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shareholders customers suppliers
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business memberships individual ambush
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the memberships consumer users and
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customer trade membership so
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in terms of the idea of demurrage what
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we have here is if you spend the tokens
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going this way you can see what we have
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there is
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demurrage so the the quicker you spend
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them the higher the discount so they get
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spent in the merchants to the customers
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and then they can settle up with trade
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creditors over here now trade creditors
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and their collateral if that’s monetized
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to back the spending tokens up here then
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they will want some sort of compensation
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for that well this the one conversation
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is in the increase trade but also they
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may want to use it as a store of value
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and this is where the interest comes
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into it so here we have interest charges
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coming out here as well as payments
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coming across and then that’s sort of
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going up here so there’s a sort of a
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loop coming back there and then down
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here somewhere you probably have
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customers just put
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a car right very nicely with this pen
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customers
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initially the spaghetti took a bit like
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Greek isn’t it right okay customers so
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that’s what that’s about and then
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looking out more widely now this
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illustration I sent this yesterday at
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the end of a document and then did a
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brainstorm and just to explain this I’m
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imagining three geographies which is the
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commune’s and smaller centers have
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mentioned earlier the regional centers
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and the capitals so they’re all
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encompassed kind of with a international
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sort of Federation and then there are
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sub markets for the towns learned hounds
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their boss dad in Rome just as an
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example the capitals Stockholm
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Copenhagen Oslo Helsinki we could even
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think about st. Petersburg in Russia as
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well or and and indeed Hamburg one of
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the ideas I was thinking of was the old
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Hanseatic League and the historical
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trade links between Oslo Stockholm st.
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Petersburg Hamburg Lubeck I mean even
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one of the Polish coastal towns there’s
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a historical trading currency that was
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used there I’ve actually got a research
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paper on it now but but you get the idea
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that you’ve got this overarching
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Federation and and that they’re using a
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token which they can use to keep the
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liquidity between themselves and iron
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out cash flow with business that they’re
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doing with people outside of the
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the membership of the club so to speak
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other people in geographies that we’re
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going to be interested in are you an
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investment organizations being
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government local government central
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government perhaps political parties
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other sort of organizations say positive
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paying an hour or you know other other
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maybe academics universities in fact you
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know within a student body somewhere
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like London loads of students or up in
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Stockholm in Uppsala there’s a real
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possible synergy with student unions and
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things like that to to get such a
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currency going especially with the
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discount demurrage kind of thing because
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it will you know increase the buying
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power of of their student economy you
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know considered quite considerably for
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people that want to go into the club and
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and and attract you know younger people
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and build a client base as it were so
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that’s the geographies and those
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considerations there then there’s the
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symbiotic populations within each of the
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geographies so at different scales so
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you’ve got businesses who retail or
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dealing with the general public public
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your customers over here then you have
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trade suppliers so that’s
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business-to-business stuff so trade
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suppliers don’t deal direct with the
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general public but members be kept you
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know obviously will trade amongst
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themselves now then there are sort of
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trade associations so it’s possible that
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we would promote to their different
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members through trade associations and
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by
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doing marketing promotions and whatnot
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you can issue you know a special token
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which can be used in conjunction with
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some of our four C’s currency and with
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crona’s or whatever the fear is in the
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local geography that’s something which
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burn our lady a deals within in one of
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the papers that I sent through earlier
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so for instance for some offers or
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promotions or in general a retailer may
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for one week sort of say well you can
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buy a whole you know we’re offering all
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of our product lines for purchase 100%
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in the four C’s currency ordinarily you
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know maybe they’ll do that once a month
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maybe they’ll do it once a year or one
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week in every year other times that they
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may want to sort of say well actually we
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will you you can pay for a quarter of
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your purchases in that kind of currency
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that’s really depending on how much
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trading outside of the local economy
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they do and their need for that
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additional fiat money the trick is that
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we’re going to design in such a way that
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the units are convertible back for one
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for one to the local currents fear
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currency much as the Bristol pound is
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and so it’s the discounts and the speed
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with which they get you know the
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liquidity that that they offer and also
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a bridging kind of liquidity for the
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where where say a customer outside of
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the club is paying
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currency and they they take longer to
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pay so there are various ways of
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engineering added value into the
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cryptocurrency within the symbiotic
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populations so each of these symbiotic
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populations exists within each of these
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boxes up here now that’s the way to look
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at it and then as a whole the population
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has these sorts of relationships except
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they’re going between boundaries which
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are local boundaries regional boundaries
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and then ultimately national boundaries
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I’m so thinking of it that way it’s a
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question of designing the four C’s
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currency the complement of the crypto
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complementary currency to have certain
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advantages and benefits at the
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microwaved of the scale up to the macro
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end of the scale which i think is where
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I come up to later so
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at the back of my mind with all of this
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I’ve been thinking a lot about loyalty
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cards loyalty point schemes the
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possibility of collateralizing credit
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limit is limits or credit terms that
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exist already between symbiotic local
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businesses discount clubs privilege
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cards all of those sorts of things now
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there are marketing advantages and a
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kind of a cryptographic discount that
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can be built into particularly the
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etherium blockchain and we need to be
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thinking about where those possibilities
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give an edge to a member of the scheme
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to encourage customers to buy their
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product now and kind of front-end the
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purchase in the sense that they use this
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very liquid local complementary currency
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which really helps with the cash flows
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of the local businesses so it helps both
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with cash flow but also turnover and
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generating more activity so part of
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these points I mean I make them briefly
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but part of the benefit of thinking
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through these things is we can hone down
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the list to a good of what our real
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strong strongest points are to see where
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our need is so I mean I’ve been thinking
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about property purchase chains like when
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when people buy a house in England for
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instance usually one sale is contingent
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another happening in another and
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sometimes a whole deal can fall apart
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because at one part of that chain
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there’s a lack of funds and so you you
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have the estate agents or the solicitors
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if they’re any good
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ringing everybody else up and down this
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whole chain to see if they can get a
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little bit off here a little bit off
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there so that the whole so the
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transaction still can go through another
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way that that is sometimes done is by
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bridging finance where people go and get
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a short-term loan from a bank well
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that’s really very very risky but the
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the blockchain and the etherium
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authentication thing and the possibility
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of providing a centralized insurance
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point whereby there’s a a service for
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unblocking blockages in property
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transaction chains which in residential
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I’m sure they had them they must happen
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in Sweden too it’s more efficient here
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but but is the that that’s a potential
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idea that if we were doing this as I say
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a currency for estate agents in Britain
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that would be a good idea and we need to
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think of similar things that apply to
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Sweden so I mean the other thing I had
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was collective investment broking at the
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end of last year I obviously was looking
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at the Swedish property market and
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looking at different ways of
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neutralizing investment for that and of
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course these are all things that can be
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done but the big opportunity I think is
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in Sweden with Sweden phasing out cash
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because complementary currencies will be
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more important than ever
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when cash is phased out so obviously
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we’ve looked at the word Bank in
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Switzerland and the Bristol pound and
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we’ve obviously got an idea now which we
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need to communicate to potential members
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the benefits of a complementary currency
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within those local economic ecologies if
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you like so I then broke it I broken it
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down in my own wine to thinking about
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tears of the of the coin and then also
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with the weir one of the things about
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the wear is that it’s not available to
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international businesses or
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multinational corporations and it’s
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really a bank that’s aimed at small to
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medium sized enterprises you know which
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is great and it’s a question really of
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the bigger businesses kind of actors and
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that can act as an anchor to
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collateralize the the complementary
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currency or the cryptographic
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complementary currency and if that
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currency is to sort of gain traction and
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value as as a money for liquidity that’s
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that’s fairly easy but by having a
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second tier which is based on a store of
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value what I’ve my thought experiment is
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to collateralize the strong credit side
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from the larger longer standing richer
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businesses now they benefit from the
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liquidity because it helps their
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customers to and speeds up their
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inventory and cash flow and
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what-have-you but there’s also another
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potential benefit
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to offer savings or loans to business
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startups and the p2p b2b credit type of
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thing at lower rates of interest but
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nonetheless still at rates of interest
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that are very competitive to those that
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are available in regular regular banking
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so it’s you know what we’re really
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talking about is really solid annuity
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type of incomes which are not high risk
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so grandma friendly retirement friendly
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solid investments stuff that actuary
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would find acceptable so it’s a question
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of leveraging that collective local
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economic ecology and then as we’re
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looking to sort of get an overarching
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sort of Confederation of these things
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and what that then does is it provides a
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well a capital base from which external
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benefits can be brought into the
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membership from you know the the wider
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world as it were but like group
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discounts is this the idea behind that
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by by increasing your bulk purchasing
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power it gives access to economies of
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scale and discounts at scale and that is
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is much more possible to coordinate
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through a blockchain type application
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because people make the commitment and
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back the commitment up and that’s
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time-stamped and guaranteed and the X
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crow possibilities are such that you are
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negotiating with the money in the bank
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as it were you become like a cash
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purchaser and again that is a an
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opportunity for some people to invest in
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that bulk purchase and the discount and
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then the spoils if you like divided up
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between the people who’ve gone and sell
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the stuff and the people who provide the
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liquidity and that doesn’t have to be
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one person and all of those benefits
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generally speaking getting gobbled up by
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very high bank fees bank charges
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interest rates for short-term borrowing
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effectively because they have a monopoly
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on credit secured against your own
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collateral and and so that’s that’s the
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way to start thinking about developing a
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core of services that the club will
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offer to its wider membership at the
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different levels of scale in the ecology
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diagram so that’s really the
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Confederation of clubs regions national
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international networks demurrage
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interest to savers etc that’s that
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circular diagram that we just did so
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I’ve covered those points there so
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there are further thoughts research and
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pros and cons needed considering with
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regard to cooperative structures
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federated structures whether it’s for
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profit or not for profit and Mondragon
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corporation is a federated corporation
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cooperative they do do finance as well
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and they know well they do look at
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startups and I mean it’s not impossible
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that they would look at look at this
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once we’ve sort of ironed out the the
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all hammered out rather our and our
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strategy here so then this is my
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two-tier idea of a tiered currencies so
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all crypto currencies either because
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they’re divided down into into different
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units like bitcoins you have a whole
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Bitcoin and it’s then down to satoshis
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and they’re divided down into ever
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smaller numbers ether is has gotten one
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of the unit’s is a way or a wee-wee i
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one of them is as a Szabo there are two
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schools of thought on who Satoshi was
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one school before was this Sabo guy and
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the other school of thought was it was
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this doctor right guy the Australian guy
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I don’t know who it is really much
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matter does it but but what I was
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thinking rather than thinking of the
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units as proportions of the reference
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unit or divisions of the reference unit
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though our tiered coin can denote
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liquidity whereby you have the liquid
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coins that you spend and you have the
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deposit coins that you that you save and
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the one kind of backs the other and the
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liquid coin
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have the demurrage and the deposit coins
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have a rate of interest coming in or a
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share of profits coming in which is
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based on that you know the demote the
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the demurrage margin that you know some
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people holidaymakers for it for instance
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might everybody ends up with change at
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the end of holidays I don’t they so
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what’s scale it’s something that needs
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to be modeled in terms of how that would
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how that how that works and how one
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would complement the other as it were so
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let’s just go back again here my idea
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with the liquid coins is that if someone
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has a hundred Kroners say they come on
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holiday to angle home so they convert
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their hundred Kroners into angle home
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crypto complementary currency coins and
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they get 115,000 Kroners of credit in
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return for that hundred Kroners in cash
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and that level of credit with the
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demurrage okay it represents a discount
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so holidaymaker comes for a week if they
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spend what they take out in all the week
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or everything is about 15% discount
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where the way that’s accepted by the
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members say the second week third week
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and fourth week it goes down and then in
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the second month it’s basically just
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back to parity but so there’s an
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incentive to hold one the angle home
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coin but to to spend it more quickly and
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that also apply it means that people
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won’t you know this idea of hoarding
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Polly
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or holding coins or saving those coins
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the quicker you spend the more you get
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that’s the idea of demurrage so then the
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second is the tier 2 deposit coins and
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they those those aren’t something that
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you would spend there was something that
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you would save and the reason I’ve got
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these term deposits here one two or five
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years is from this point of view of it
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may well be that for a regional anchor
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say a supermarket like Iker they could
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become a part of the scheme but because
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there’s a risk with a bigger Bank maybe
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say ladles or something like that as
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well because they have their
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headquarters are in it’s probably not in
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Germany as it’s in Liechtenstein or
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something so they do take their profits
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out what what they would have to deposit
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the fair currency and agree that that
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stays in their deposit and that will be
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used int to back the liquidity of the
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coins that that’s the idea there and
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it’s still a work in progress but I
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wanted to put it out there so we could
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all think about that right then what am
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I saying here so this tier – fear term
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deposits cooperative members that wish
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to extend credit or their credit
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worthiness into their supply chains
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because it provides liquidity to their
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to their customers so that they
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basically increase their own turnover
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and the the inventory or how quickly
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that turns over in their accounts as
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well accounts payable is it will be
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lower so it gives access to a more
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liquid local market this is the anchor
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corporate membership point and the
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points are making are kind of all in
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here and I’m trying to explain
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the the general framework of these ideas
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that I’m throwing out because that
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hopefully will spark other better ideas
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so that we can come up with something
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you know strong original and applicable
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to a Swedish context and a local context
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the different places in Sweden and in
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achieving that it becomes a much easier
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cell to recruit membership so factoring
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is a business in banking which increases
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liquidity for a firm but it’s very very
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expensive so part of the research we
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need to do is to see what 30 day credit
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terms 90 day credit terms 120 day credit
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terms are available in the market and
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what sort of discount rates are paid
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applied to the factoring there and it’s
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the sort of question that is answered in
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the lis ta employment and local currency
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paper which are sent before so we need
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to look at collect the clatter eyes
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credit so the larger or the richer
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people that extend their credit or
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people that take that credit where
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there’s the possibility of providing
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security backing up their receipt of
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that credit that will obviously at scale
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so that could be secured on property and
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stops stock or working capital sort of
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thing
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and then we need to look at reputation
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authentication and credit scoring and
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that again is something on a theory and
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where lots of interesting things can be
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done I mean I’m saying a theorem because
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this the blockchain is there and so you
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we can come up with these ideas and the
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actual network of computers that compute
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the algorithms
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lock in those contract promises
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basically it is there so you know we can
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make a very feature-rich discount credit
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union club type thing in the individual
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markets and actually brand the
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particular types of tokens and of course
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because the tokens available on people’s
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phones they have them on their phone
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there for outreach to customers again is
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is is incredibly interactive and it
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allows for really proactive selling for
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the retail oriented general public
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oriented people a coffee shop or a cake
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shop or a Baker’s a book shop you know
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so on so forth I mean it’s really
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knocking doors and going down high
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streets really so I’ve just sort of you
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know those types of shops repairs for
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surprise you know like breakages and
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stuff laser stores activities B&BS;
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hotels restaurants bars club I mean I
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just try to start throwing out you know
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visualizations to start sparking off
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some some synergies I mean I don’t want
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to sound like addiction isn’t very well
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this this is actually a good hidden
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secrets of money wall chart it’s not a
35:33
hundred percent correct and how money is
35:35
created even in the u.s. which is
35:37
designed to show it’s this step for here
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which is slightly in the videos he gets
35:45
this right this idea of the the bank
35:49
multiplier is just bogus now there’s
35:53
linked further on to positive money if
35:55
you look at that banks are they you know
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banks are just originators of loans it’s
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got nothing to do with needing deposits
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that’s one way that it could be done but
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it’s almost in fact never been done that
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way but but it’s a good diagram in that
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it shows how io u–‘s are circulated and
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you know where you’ve got interest in
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commissions and fees won’t go back and
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forth it’s just it’s got a nice
36:29
representation of it so I’ve done this
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slide on the money creation process
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because it’s really key to recruiting
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members because money is an IOU and bank
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credit or bank deposit money is an IOU
36:54
which is secured against your own your
36:56
own credit your own collateral the bank
36:58
have usually less skin in the game than
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you do most people don’t know that and
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when you tell most entrepreneurial
37:05
business owners and then give them a
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possibility of getting some of the
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benefit of their own creditworthiness
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it’s it’s actually a pretty compelling
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you know proposition so the rationale
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behind complementary currencies is that
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it uses the group’s credit terms and to
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promote the joint interests of liquidity
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and whatnot within the community without
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leakages and to explain that one has to
37:53
have access to an idea of what the money
37:57
creation process is it’s basically the
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same in Sweden
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England and with the phasing our cash
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that’s a really big big selling point
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for us
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even with this swishing you know because
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banks then monopolies they’re greedy and
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historically they do you know because
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they’ve been monopolies they’re although
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they claim they give a very good and
38:22
efficient service is that’s true up to a
38:26
point but they basically milk it and
38:32
also as Bernard laity essays with
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increased efficiency becomes less less
38:43
robustness if you like so here we are I
38:47
kind of made a list of ten bullet points
38:51
for the crypto complementary currency
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cooperative idea could be coin the last
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see you know remains to be decided
39:02
amongst ourselves cooperative
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cooperation I mean I did I’m fairly
39:10
sanguine myself but but it’s just to
39:14
stop putting some hooks there for us to
39:17
start hanging different hats on and see
39:19
what fits and what soups so benefit from
39:23
leverage of own credit credit on
39:26
favorable terms and to new entrants
39:28
startups so it couldn’t you know
39:32
basically banks just aren’t doing there
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anymore
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anyway and what they do do is very
39:40
expensive so counter cyclical effects to
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the wider market we’re bank example
39:47
cross selling and economies of scale in
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marketing and the online marketplace not
39:53
just in marketing but also in purchasing
39:56
possible inflammation implementation
39:59
through phone apps android apple I like
40:03
those recycled block phones but but
40:05
again in terms of implementation hand
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phones
40:11
a really good thing because most people
40:15
have them
40:16
and it’s then just a question of
40:18
scanning the the barcodes and stuff
40:23
Federation into affiliated markets and
40:26
membership so that means that if you’re
40:30
in a local level you have access to a by
40:35
the network if you’re big and it’s
40:39
difficult for you to deal at smaller
40:43
things that the smaller levels because
40:47
we’ve got these organized groups of
40:51
people it can kind of make the scale of
40:56
business worthwhile for someone larger
40:59
that’s the idea their interaction and
41:05
support of online presence with websites
41:08
and e-commerce it kind of leads into
41:11
things like virtual sales presentation
41:13
streaming video
41:14
the blockchain variability or all of
41:20
that because of the complimentary
41:24
currency and that’s being provided it
41:29
gives access to blockchain what’s it
41:34
called it’s called a knowledge pool
41:35
isn’t it or whatever so it’s it’s the
41:38
knowledge pool in it that the the the
41:41
community is available we can point
41:48
oops-a-daisy point to the success of the
41:52
Bristol pound Ithaca hours where Bank I
41:57
mean on the burner later site they’re
41:59
all listed the complementary currency on
42:03
coin war was all of the different crypto
42:07
currencies are listed further on all the
42:10
peer-to-peer loaning type things a list
42:14
in the future slide the report from last
42:19
year about the growth and the
42:20
peer-to-peer market
42:23
this is a growth area
42:25
this is banking’s monopoly being
42:29
dismantled effectively so it’s hugely
42:34
disruptive to that but a big big
42:36
positive in terms of giving ownership of
42:42
people’s ability to do business with
42:47
people that they have checked out
42:50
themselves and light rather than having
42:51
to be blessed by say highly centralized
42:57
highly biased outside third-party ie
43:02
traditional commercial banks so that’s
43:06
this point a central banks and
43:07
commercial banks are phasing out cash as
43:10
well and so they’re giving up well it’s
43:13
not really their niche cash is really
43:15
the government’s niche so they’re
43:18
robbing the government blind in doing
43:20
their for my government so saying okay
43:22
to it who knows because if they’re
43:24
robbed
43:24
it’s our money that that’s being robbed
43:26
this is from the bank of Engel England
43:31
paper on modern money so if anyone has a
43:36
problem so hold on again you know
43:39
where’s the proof of this
43:41
well the Bank of England say it there’s
43:43
various other there’s lots of lots of
43:47
research now and Confirmation empirical
43:49
evidence that this is you know that’s
43:52
how the whole thing works but you know
43:56
these sorts of diagrams are helpful and
44:02
I you know what I want to do is start
44:03
developing a kind of a handbook so that
44:09
when we pitch in customers you know
44:13
there’s a handbook that we can leave
44:15
with them or an online kind of magazine
44:19
type thing which we can produce you know
44:23
as things sort of grow but but so so
44:29
that they in their own time can sort of
44:31
check out the facts you know
44:34
all of these things are there’s a
44:37
fact-based
44:39
this is quite a good diagram of showing
44:43
how banking works at the moment and if
44:46
the thing I mean it’s obviously by
44:48
someone who’s really dick he’s gonna
44:50
know heard of him I found on the web
44:52
today was the Bank of England Rothschild
44:54
system they really need to go there but
45:03
Bank of England reeks Bank you know this
45:08
is this this is how it’s done
45:10
so the ECB does it tell the Fed that’s
45:13
it more or less and it’s it’s a nice
45:17
diagram I don’t like his arrows on that
45:20
one right examining the peer-to-peer
45:27
lending business business lending and
45:30
crowdfunding spaces obviously
45:34
establishing a destination and a crypto
45:43
complementary currency coin if you like
45:46
the tier 1 complementary currency offers
45:50
market liquidity TT the tier 2 forces
45:56
bonded crypto cash offers possibilities
46:00
for Inwood investment through
46:02
crowdfunding third party apps this bond
46:07
Alaura thing was just quite an
46:09
interesting thing they have they they’ve
46:10
got good graphics that’s the only reason
46:13
that they’re kind of this 20
46:14
peer-to-peer lending Pro the graphics
46:16
are quite good but what this shows is
46:22
they have a platform upon which it’s
46:27
kind of this white label type platform
46:30
where people can do their own branding
46:34
in specific markets but it all gets
46:38
passed back through to the bond or a
46:40
platform this is what aetherium does and
46:43
the it’s open source etc
46:48
and it’s one person I think it’s very
46:53
cool it’s absolutely ideal for what
46:55
we’ve been trying to figure out right so
46:59
the purpose of all of this is to
47:03
construct that like a conceptual
47:05
framework and then we can identify the
47:11
core areas which we then can then
47:13
research further to find out on the
47:15
80/20 principle which 20% of our effort
47:20
is going to generate 80% of our profit
47:22
and you know it’s that gonna be person
47:29
to person business the business tier one
47:31
currency tier two currency or something
47:34
else and we need to think about
47:36
membership fees fee levels whether their
47:39
annual whether their lifetime blockchain
47:43
or whether they’re in the crypto cash or
47:49
whether they’re in
47:54
Kronos or fiat money blockchain
47:58
commission structures for mining we need
48:02
to look at the minting and all of that
48:04
sort of thing we need to look at
48:05
demurrage surpluses generated
48:09
possibilities there we need to look at
48:11
interests surpluses from the tier 2 side
48:15
the de Mirage obviously is from the tier
48:17
1 side and then we need to look at
48:22
membership or known ownership structures
48:27
and governance structures again the
48:30
theorem democracies contracts and all
48:33
the rest of it quite interesting for
48:35
some ideas on that then we’ve just got
48:39
some clearly if we’re in the loan
48:45
business and all the rest of it we’ve
48:46
got to have all this stuff so this is
48:50
just showing having a traditional loan
48:53
who does what where and what gets sort
48:57
of passed on where
49:00
but then that goes into the loan
49:03
origination process so all these
49:06
processes can be transparent online if
49:13
you like a for example and again people
49:20
are going to want to know that these
49:22
different traditional banking due
49:26
diligence systems are in place and of
49:31
course of course they should be just
49:38
some examples there this this is from
49:40
the bond or a thing just all these
49:43
different platforms and how big they are
49:44
for the p2p spaces we’ve seen the
49:50
previous research on all of this but
49:54
they’re nice nice diagrams with lots of
49:56
nice arrows this is the bond or API
50:01
third party at party apps I was just
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talking about and that is that
