Monetary systems and credit systems in the past and in the future
SmartCredit.io Co-Founders are CFA's and MBA's, with long experience in Credit-Suisse and other financial services companies. SmartCredit.io Co-Founders are early crypto adaptors as well. This blog aims to explain the emergence of crypto fixed income markets, the emergence of an alternate blockchain-based financial system. It's the system, where people will take back control over their money. It's the system, which is created for the benefit of many instead of a few.
In the previous article, we looked at the two dimensions of money — base money and credit money. We also looked at the different kind of monetary systems that existed in the last 5’000 years and possible scenarios for the future.
Some readers may remember the NASDAQ Dot-com bubble of 2000, but most readers WILL remember the Crypto bubble of 2018. In this article, we ask if we can leverage our knowledge of NASDAQ’s 2000 bubble in forecasting future crypto trends? What are their commonalities? And what will happen next?
I was presenting on 28th of November 2018 at the moontec.io conference in Tallinn, Estonia about the monetary systems and about why one will need credit money in the crypto sector.
Here is Tarmo Ploom, Co-Founder of SmartCredit.io, on the Blockchain Challenge in Basel. Tarmo defined for students the task to build compliance filter for whitelisting crypto accounts — it’s about making whitelisting FINMA compliant. Task was accomplished.
In this video, we discuss how everything started with the decentral credit-money, evolved then to our current central credit-money system and how it will go
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The traditional banking business is based on fiat currencies. Conversely, a diverse range of cryptographically secured digital coins underlie the cryptoasset industry.
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