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HYPER is an alternative digital crypto-currency similar to bitcoin, with certain differences and potential benefits. It is designed for use in online games, emerging virtual worlds, massively multiplayer online games, simulations and more. The Hyper Team is developing an MMO space strategy game...

...severely inflated in price? we assign worth to gold just like we assign worth to paper money so how is it any different?

Currency? . [SEE BELOW]? As I understand it, a majority of modern academic economists argue that it is better for a country to use a fiat currency [not backed by gold/silver] than to use a currency backed by gold/silver, primarily because, properly managed, a fiat currency can produce a...

It comes from you. Your 'promise to pay' allows them to have the currency printed "out of thin air". You are promising to work so many years to *create* value for that amount printed out in the currency. Lets say you purchase a house for 100,000.00 but with bogus interest fees it comes to...

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for in coin form and cross the border? A Currency Trader is a person whom buys foreign currency as an investment hoping the price will change so the trader makes profit when the trader trades back currency again. A Currency Trader is completely legal and the trading process is usually done...

Lest the financial hucksters decide to crash an economy, as they have done many times, it is likely that your money would be tantamount to being of little worth. We do not need to think too far back, to see many examples of this happening. Even starting out in your own town, what do you think...

hi, so im going to korea next week, and i was wondering if i change my currency at the korean airport when i land there or can i change currency at a u.s airport? and also can i use my debit card to change currency?

I realize the equation is: Contract notional value x (base currency interest rate - quote currency interest rate) / 365 days per year x current base currency rate = daily rollover interest debit/credit But I'm a bit confused on how the "current base currency rate" factors into this a higher...

Convert dollars to Euros now, or wait a bit? Where can I research this?

...assigned fiat debt Its called? Create cash -- fiat money Assign a debt -- to the fiat money -- Loan it to the government at interest (the debt assigned as a % ) Declare a tax on income to recover the money to pay the fiat debt levied against the fiat cash --------------------- It...

The most traded currency pairs are: EUR/USD: Euro GBP/USD: Pound USD/CAD: Canadian dollar USD/JPY: Yen USD/CHF: Swiss franc AUD/USD: Aussie

with no intrinsic value/? c. commodity money with intrinsic value/d. commodity money with no intrinsic value/e. none of the above

which is better for the long run and time investing? any advice on the either two

Can you tell me as a beginner what do I need to do please?

The gold standard is the monetary system where the government allows currency to be redeemed in gold. This ended in 1971. Fiat currency is what countries have today. The problem is that a country may print too much money in order to get out of debt and this results in inflation. The meteorite...

The gold standard is the monetary system where the government allows currency to be redeemed in gold. This ended in 1971. Fiat currency is what countries have today. The problem is that a country may print too much money in order to get out of debt and this results in inflation. The meteorite...

a) Eliminating the uncertainties associated with fluctuating exchange rates b) Eliminating currency conversion costs c) Easing the flow of financial capital across national boundaries d) all of the above

We're seeing the currency and trade wars starting and/or escalating, does it typically lead to war?