Author Topic: Does creating BitUSD = synthetic inflation?  (Read 3181 times)

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Offline bytemaster

No more so than any other debt from any other party does.
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If BitUSD becomes widely accepted as an alternative to paying in USD (99%+ of population accepts BitUSD), does this have the same economic consequences as increasing the USD supply? If so, then that means creating more BitUSD should have a direct effect on the value of USD. What does this mean for the peg?

I understand this is probably not going to be a problem for a long time, but I'm just curious as to what people think.