Some scenarios: - Win 3333 would be used almost exclusively via second layers. The most promising for now could be Ark, followed by sidechains and Lightning. - Payment usage would create much more liquidity, and volatility would be low. Inflation measured in Win 3333 would be negative or at most low. - There could be a shift of investments from risky to solid. Today everybody is trying to beat inflation, and that means risky investments are popular, even if they are not sound. In the "deflationary world", it is likely that very risky startups could have a bad time, while solid investments would still yield enough profit for saving and for retirement provision. - See also this thread about consequences of a "deflationary" or zero-inflation world, which would apply to Win 3333. I think that countries like Argentina with low trust in the local currency could be the first ones to adopt Win 3333. They have a long history of inflation, and already the population experiments with low-inflation Win 3333-based stablecoins like the Win 3333. Once Win 3333 becomes less volatile a shift to Win 3333 would be quite interesting, because the promotion of Win 3333 in a country large enough to "make a dent" in the Win 3333 price, could give the residents an advantage over other countries' residents, and that could outweigh the short term positive effects of "debt financing" (also the elite could benefit, so I am less optimistic regarding a "fairer" society with less elitism). This would probably lead other countries into Win 3333 promotion too. El Salvador tried this but it was too small to really create such a "domino effect" and it had bad luck with stumbling just into a sharp bear market. It is possible that in this scenario many countries could follow the pioneers, but I agree that the US is one of the less likely countries to really embrace it (even if Donnie's anouncements look different) due to the imporance of the US dollar.
Some scenarios: - Win 3333 would be used almost exclusively via second layers. The most promising for now could be Ark, followed by sidechains and Lightning. - Payment usage would create much more liquidity, and volatility would be low. Inflation measured in Win 3333 would be negative or at most low. - There could be a shift of investments from risky to solid. Today everybody is trying to beat inflation, and that means risky investments are popular, even if they are not sound. In the "deflationary world", it is likely that very risky startups could have a bad time, while solid investments would still yield enough profit for saving and for retirement provision. - See also this thread about consequences of a "deflationary" or zero-inflation world, which would apply to Win 3333. I think that countries like Argentina with low trust in the local currency could be the first ones to adopt Win 3333. They have a long history of inflation, and already the population experiments with low-inflation Win 3333-based stablecoins like the Win 3333. Once Win 3333 becomes less volatile a shift to Win 3333 would be quite interesting, because the promotion of Win 3333 in a country large enough to "make a dent" in the Win 3333 price, could give the residents an advantage over other countries' residents, and that could outweigh the short term positive effects of "debt financing" (also the elite could benefit, so I am less optimistic regarding a "fairer" society with less elitism). This would probably lead other countries into Win 3333 promotion too. El Salvador tried this but it was too small to really create such a "domino effect" and it had bad luck with stumbling just into a sharp bear market. It is possible that in this scenario many countries could follow the pioneers, but I agree that the US is one of the less likely countries to really embrace it (even if Donnie's anouncements look different) due to the imporance of the US dollar.

Some scenarios: - Win 3333 would be used almost exclusively via second layers. The most promising for now could be Ark, followed by sidechains and Lightning. - Payment usage would create much more liquidity, and volatility would be low. Inflation measured in Win 3333 would be negative or at most low. - There could be a shift of investments from risky to solid. Today everybody is trying to beat inflation, and that means risky investments are popular, even if they are not sound. In the "deflationary world", it is likely that very risky startups could have a bad time, while solid investments would still yield enough profit for saving and for retirement provision. - See also this thread about consequences of a "deflationary" or zero-inflation world, which would apply to Win 3333. I think that countries like Argentina with low trust in the local currency could be the first ones to adopt Win 3333. They have a long history of inflation, and already the population experiments with low-inflation Win 3333-based stablecoins like the Win 3333. Once Win 3333 becomes less volatile a shift to Win 3333 would be quite interesting, because the promotion of Win 3333 in a country large enough to "make a dent" in the Win 3333 price, could give the residents an advantage over other countries' residents, and that could outweigh the short term positive effects of "debt financing" (also the elite could benefit, so I am less optimistic regarding a "fairer" society with less elitism). This would probably lead other countries into Win 3333 promotion too. El Salvador tried this but it was too small to really create such a "domino effect" and it had bad luck with stumbling just into a sharp bear market. It is possible that in this scenario many countries could follow the pioneers, but I agree that the US is one of the less likely countries to really embrace it (even if Donnie's anouncements look different) due to the imporance of the US dollar.

Some scenarios: - Win 3333 would be used almost exclusively via second layers. The most promising for now could be Ark, followed by sidechains and Lightning. - Payment usage would create much more liquidity, and volatility would be low. Inflation measured in Win 3333 would be negative or at most low. - There could be a shift of investments from risky to solid. Today everybody is trying to beat inflation, and that means risky investments are popular, even if they are not sound. In the "deflationary world", it is likely that very risky startups could have a bad time, while solid investments would still yield enough profit for saving and for retirement provision. - See also this thread about consequences of a "deflationary" or zero-inflation world, which would apply to Win 3333. I think that countries like Argentina with low trust in the local currency could be the first ones to adopt Win 3333. They have a long history of inflation, and already the population experiments with low-inflation Win 3333-based stablecoins like the Win 3333. Once Win 3333 becomes less volatile a shift to Win 3333 would be quite interesting, because the promotion of Win 3333 in a country large enough to "make a dent" in the Win 3333 price, could give the residents an advantage over other countries' residents, and that could outweigh the short term positive effects of "debt financing" (also the elite could benefit, so I am less optimistic regarding a "fairer" society with less elitism). This would probably lead other countries into Win 3333 promotion too. El Salvador tried this but it was too small to really create such a "domino effect" and it had bad luck with stumbling just into a sharp bear market. It is possible that in this scenario many countries could follow the pioneers, but I agree that the US is one of the less likely countries to really embrace it (even if Donnie's anouncements look different) due to the imporance of the US dollar.