There is already a popular uprising under way that wants to stop the elimination of the 500 Euro note, which others have pointed out is popular:
https://www.volkspetition.org/petitionen...t-stoppen/
It is a petition that not only wants to stop the elimination of the 500 euro note, but also cash itself being fully aware that this is their goal.
Here a short interview with Anthony Migchels, who is the best monetary reformer I know. He is currently opening an alternative currency in Europe that can be exchanged to the Euro.
Bitcoin by the way won't be banned, because it's essentially a scarcity currency meaning that it is more like gold. Also the creation is quite obscure pointing to a top-down direction. Introducing scarce usury currencies is not problematic. What we need is usury free currencies that are created for the people with sufficient turnover rate that come back to the people and are not transferred to the 0,001% where they are only accumulated, but not spent into circulation.
In the interview you will also have mentioned the future of the US, the Yuan, the Euro as well as Bitcoin. Listen well, because I agree with Anthony on that front.
Fore more info you can check out the website:
https://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/
I was leaning towards Libertarianism before I found that site. Also I researched it via other sources as well - the information within that site is massive. As an economist I can tell you that everything said on those pages is by far logical than what is told to students worldwide in macroeconomics.
https://www.volkspetition.org/petitionen...t-stoppen/
It is a petition that not only wants to stop the elimination of the 500 euro note, but also cash itself being fully aware that this is their goal.
Here a short interview with Anthony Migchels, who is the best monetary reformer I know. He is currently opening an alternative currency in Europe that can be exchanged to the Euro.
Bitcoin by the way won't be banned, because it's essentially a scarcity currency meaning that it is more like gold. Also the creation is quite obscure pointing to a top-down direction. Introducing scarce usury currencies is not problematic. What we need is usury free currencies that are created for the people with sufficient turnover rate that come back to the people and are not transferred to the 0,001% where they are only accumulated, but not spent into circulation.
In the interview you will also have mentioned the future of the US, the Yuan, the Euro as well as Bitcoin. Listen well, because I agree with Anthony on that front.
Fore more info you can check out the website:
https://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/
I was leaning towards Libertarianism before I found that site. Also I researched it via other sources as well - the information within that site is massive. As an economist I can tell you that everything said on those pages is by far logical than what is told to students worldwide in macroeconomics.