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2024-09-11 23:24:58

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So I thought about it more.
If no machines are allowed, can't we just craft 2 lists of questions whose answers add up, in total, to a certain number of letters. The same sum for both lists.
The expert reads the questions and gives the total. If the total is ok, he knows, if not, he doesn't?

2024-09-11 22:53:31

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Ok I understand.
Simple : You put the expert in a room with a locked box.
The box opens with one of 2 combinations.
Inside is a gem.
The combination to open the box is : the first letter of every answer of either lists. so it's a 1000 letter combination. 2 possible combinations.
He just needs to go in the room and come out with the gem.
If he does he's an expert in either lizards or old math dudes.
Does that work ?

2024-09-11 20:00:02

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say you know the answer to all the questions you're asking, and that you can trust him to do operations honestly.
As a grug brain I'd say :
1000questions aboutlizards
1000 questions about math guy.
he, in secret scores his own answers based on the answers I give him. The gives me the total score of both. He's going to say : I have 2 lists, to which I have a score of 750 to one of them and 200 to the other.

2024-08-05 18:01:01

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Look, as a nostr user, I'm just going to offer a post-mortem opinion.
I like the people involved, but I never understood why it was a good product. Not saying it wasn't, I'm saying comms were not clear enough as to the benefits.

2024-08-03 17:49:06

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They changed their minds ? interesting

2024-07-03 18:20:47

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Food is 80% of the battle
exercise is only to look dece after you shed the weight

2024-06-28 13:35:12

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why fire protection.
I think I'm more a minarhist because I believe, and I'm pretty sure I'm right, that without use of military and police, the neighboring organizations will use violence successfully to annex volontarists.
For voluntarism to thrive, one needs to be able to provide indispensible goods to neighborhood AND have enough of a dissasive threat of violence to discourage annexation. AND have a way to have other people behave in civil society that is not police.
So basically, without practical solutions to hose problems, the only viable ideal is minarchism.
Even then, the policing needs to be quite extensive with regulations to keep the peace and not poison rivers or have a bunch of accidents.

2024-06-27 17:14:40

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and after that people argue for auto-updating nodes....

2024-06-26 17:31:10

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leadership assignment isn't an issue.
Unfettered power is.
Consider a world where any new law may be defeated if 15% of the population votes against it. What war is going to be waged ? What restrictions of freedom may be voted in ? What overspending may be engaged in ?
Many such checks may now be implemented with public key cryptography.
Leaders are fine. Rogue agents as leaders are not.

2024-06-26 17:00:06

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More like crashes

2024-06-25 23:23:54

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That is SO SICK !!!!

2024-06-24 12:13:56

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No one is going to talk about how that hand is placed ? the girl bending has a correct hand placement. wtf happened with the walking girl ? she met a midget ?

2024-06-20 16:23:36

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How does OP_CAT's risks can be fenced out to limit risks associated with it compared to other proposals that have a similar stated goal?
How does OP_CAT advances self custody solutions in regards to inheritance and 5$ wrench attacks / kidnappings ?
Is OP_CAT creating a new de-facto crypto dividend ?
If there is a new soft-fork with CAT, what are the considerations regarding the new players in the space : Saylor / ETFs / Nationstates / Politicians?
Looking forward to listen !

2024-06-16 13:43:15

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I see what you mean now.
I don't understand qhy we don't just use some kind of waterfall HD keys like in bitcoin.
Master nsec--> derive multiple nsec
When you see a key with a higher derivation number you consider all previous keys compromised and mark the messages with those keys as compromised.

2024-06-15 23:41:12

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Nah, off-protocol key management is the solution

2024-06-12 11:47:50

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that would be really bad if it was the case

2024-06-09 15:12:13

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like when are we dropping the stupid JSON representation ?
Binary format with 2 version bytes at the beginning

2024-06-09 14:24:04

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i just bored

2024-06-08 23:25:15

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The overton window never widens, it just shifts

2024-06-08 13:45:58

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did you listen to the latest bitcoin fixes this podcast,? it's specifically about envy

2024-06-07 19:12:23

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This was such a good podcast. The kind that stays with you years in the future.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this.

2024-06-06 18:01:14

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it won't change HODL. You'll always be able to control the algo.
No MKUltra here, unless you want it.

2024-06-06 16:24:26

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They can fork off at any time.
Why haven't they done so already?
Why are they bragging about the ability to do so ?
Mainly because they know they can't, it would be disastrous for them to be excluded.
All they are trying to do is to incite some sort of compromise by showing their strength even if their strenght is insufficient to hold them on their own.

2024-06-06 14:27:45

CBDC = the mark of the beast
C = 3 x B = 2 => 6
D= 4 + B = 2 => 6
C = 3 x B = 2 => 6
Without it one won't be permitted to buy or sell.
Resistance will be prosecuted.
The profecy predicts that compliance will be rewarded by nuclear fire.
Resist brothers, so that your progeny thrives in the future.

2024-06-06 13:00:07

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They wanna stop freedom money to put a chip in your hand: The mark of the beast, checksum 666. Those who don't have it won't be permitted to buy or sell. Those who resist will be persecuted and executed. Isn't that what the bible had predicted?

2024-06-06 12:57:17

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ODELL is right about alot of things

2024-06-06 12:56:01

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I don't think it's wise for him to brag at this point. His successes should speak for themselves. Bragging may destroy everything he built.

2024-06-05 21:32:32

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immediate punishment at the first sign of refusal.
There is a place and time for self determination and independent thinking. Sadly that place and time is not in front of your parents when you're three.
Giving chances and being lenient just teaches him that you really aren't serious about anything until you get mad about it and act.
Things get alot easier when they know you always mean business.
To clarify to the weirdos out there : I'm not talking about pain compliance. I'm talking about either removal of dopamine inducing items (toys and TV) or temporary restrictions on movements (time outs).

2024-06-02 18:54:25

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there is no red
there is no blue
there is the state
and there is you
fix the money, save the world

2024-06-01 19:04:25

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Thought experiment:
You have a constitutional law that says : any vote in parliament (or house or whatever) is subject to a 15% popular veto. Meaning any 15% of the population can strike down any law as an added condition for votes.
This would result in very limited government after a while. The obly things that would pass would be lateral adjustments that everyone thinks are needed.
From that point we extrapolate to the current situation where the population has a 0% veto on any vote. That means that government has the freedom to expand because they get to burden future governments with long term liabilities.
So what we can conclude is that voting does nothing but involving yourself in the political process via say : lobbying and representatives in both the bureaucracy and elected officials does ALOT with few ressources.
Involvement is thus a moral duty for Brave bitcoiners.

2024-05-31 23:25:53

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i ain't got much to say, it's so peaceful here

2024-05-31 19:39:33

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working through CLRS and Discrete math part time. Ill be ready to contribute at some point lol.

2024-05-31 11:19:37

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I'm so sorry to have a time preference that is limited to my own lifetime..... I guess I should accept that everything goes to shit and hope for things to get better after I die ......

2024-05-29 17:33:06

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If you're not subscribed, you are failing your duty as a bitcoiner to be educated on the important aspects of the protocol.
#nevent1q…jhkf

2024-05-29 17:27:58

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Bunch of wrong assumptions here :
I said more bitcoiners not more ETF holders. More bitcoiners is by definition more decentralization.
Privacy solutions do not necessarily entail supply cap obfuscation. For example : coinjoin, payjoin etc...

2024-05-29 14:34:13

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Unsubstantiated take

2024-05-29 12:49:01

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Well there are important points to consider.
Having more bitcoiners is better than having less. Why ? Because it prevents all kinds of nasty social attacks in meat space. And some violent ones too.
Also, not having privacy ends up taking censorship resistance out of bitcoin.
So like, I understand the carefulness to improve the protocol, but "pure store of value" ends up being "pure pile of shit".

2024-05-28 23:32:05

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Do you have a protocol name for this operation yet good sir ?
If I may suggest, I think this should be called Mind Goblin !

2024-05-28 23:28:26

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I don't get it

2024-05-28 23:26:29

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is this in Australia?

2024-05-28 11:51:48

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i don't have twotter, what are the comments like ?

2024-05-27 13:21:13

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Is that mail order prostitutes?

2024-05-26 19:22:11

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Proud retard here. I completely agree.
I'm sick and tired of people smarter than me explaining something and ending up being wrong.
I'd rather take my chances on red rather than get fleeced through an elaborate scheme in poker.

2024-05-24 19:59:48

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If one guy has drone rockets, why doesn't the convoy have drone interceptors ?

2024-05-24 15:33:19

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Like can you extend your life by overlapping aging bodies and controlling more than one body at a time and shedding them as they break down ?
If you haven't read a fire upon the deep, you should.

2024-05-24 15:30:21

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But, and hear me out.
What if the copy is done before the reconstitution, and you are conscious in two interconnected bodies through mind-melding.
Like if you were to have a limb grafted to you, but it's a brain. And then you cut off your old body and it gets destroyed atter it loses consciousness. You never lost consciousness or memories.
Did you kill yourself?

2024-05-24 04:23:41

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The first few bits are version bits. The rest is application dependant.

2024-05-24 04:19:06

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any tips to help us out ?

2024-05-24 00:08:37

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It's fine, in time they will get to learn the difference between Bitcoin and ETH.
It's going to be extra fun when the ETH overlords take the protocol for a tail spin.

2024-05-23 20:24:35

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more like retro-active

2024-05-23 20:13:23

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Can you get out wihout kyc ?

2024-05-23 13:22:31

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I get where you're coming from but, nah
it's more like :
I realize institutionalized robbery is more condusive to wealth creation than highway robbery and wanton violence.
But if it comes down to institutionalized robbery, i'd rather it be less than more and I'd rather it be used to protect wealth creation rather than destroy it.

2024-05-23 03:50:19

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Why do you allow it to get in your phone ?

2024-05-23 00:10:48

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*shrug* it would be good to have diversity from bitmain.

2024-05-22 20:01:49

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I get that, but is it not better that they would consider the voting block as important rather than negligible?
I mean, don't trust them, but it's a good signal.

2024-05-22 18:08:33

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yep

2024-05-22 18:06:21

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Wait, why is twitter trying to lose to nostr ?

2024-05-22 11:20:30

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Yes!!! it is pandering. However it's an important step towards our goals. ot is a significant signal that bitcoiners are becoming an important voting block worth pandering to. Pandering will hopefully lead to favorable legislation.

2024-05-21 18:20:35

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nah, you're forgetting nostr is growing while social media giants rake in the big bucks.
Farcaster can only takethe giants's marjlkst share. nostr is on its own trajectory.

2024-05-20 13:42:25

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rail transit is tramways and subways. (in cities mostly)
Railroad is trains ( mostly outside of cities)

2024-05-20 02:17:44

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lol, 🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂🤣

2024-05-17 16:16:28

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GM sir

2024-05-14 23:22:17

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smart money is just code for : "Someone got it right, but not me, I'm just reporting the news. Was it the same person as last time ? Maybe. idk. Let's just call it smart money cause I don't know shit."
There is no "smart money" there are just winners and losers. Winners bet on EV positive games and losers are taken out for a ride. That's all there is to it.

2024-05-14 19:29:03

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does the neherlands have code as free speech ?

2024-05-14 19:27:10

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I mean. I feel the sentiment. But have hope. in the 90s in Canada, the inclusion rate was 75%. It's not all bad, there's ebbs and flows in society.
Read up on socialism in sweden in the 70s and the backlash that ensued. As long as we don't get into a tyrranical failure case like in the 30s/50s and China, we are able to recover.
I have no hope for Australia, but the leading (in polls) party in Canada is looking to diminish the size of government and reducing taxes.
Definitely keep your eyes open for failure modes. However, we can win and we don't have to surrender every western country to the socialists.

2024-05-14 18:12:32

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also, it says "now" but it's for sales after June 25. Like there's so much wrong.

2024-05-14 18:10:37

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it's wrong. It's 66% inclusion rate up from 50%. it's more like a 5% increase in tax on 250k and more sale.
It's pretty bad, but the text is straight up wrong.

2024-05-14 16:43:23

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for that, clients need to be able to "plug in" to an algorithmic feed ?
Or accept an algo as part of their function. But that seems just too complicated.

2024-05-14 16:00:08

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good laugh

2024-05-14 14:52:25

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@npub1qny…95gx MANDIBLES

2024-05-10 20:19:26

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He clearly hasn't done anything on the fringe of knowledge. Advancing humanity is hard. There are plenty of things that are hard.

2024-05-09 23:22:57

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wrong link ?

2024-05-08 20:24:28

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What ? what would be stolen from a public forum ?

2024-05-07 17:02:45

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what do you consider as adequate right now ?
Is sparrow good enough?
Is Damus/amethyst good enough ?
What are you looking to disinteremdiate ?

2024-05-05 22:04:29

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my guy, pls scrernshot, the photo is restricted

2024-05-05 22:03:48

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well there's a thing though.
If we truly believe Bitcoin will eat the world and align incentives, their buying and storing corn is an essential part of the transition.

2024-05-05 18:27:50

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what do you mean by "smaller nodes" ? I think a reasonable spec in memory for a small node is 2TB.

2024-05-04 22:30:59

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Bur like why ?

2024-05-03 21:04:39

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The plan B is something else as a demand.

2024-05-03 20:58:42

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their cbdc launch really went well. I'm sure this will too.

2024-05-02 17:33:09

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Taken to it's most extreme conclusion, the market becomes the arbiter of what IS wealth.

2024-05-02 17:30:33

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Got me thinking :
Gold ownership is irreversible. But with bitcoin, if a seizure is really unpopular, there is a remedy : forking.
I mean. The government has to identify the corn they are seizing. If it's really unpopular, a fork that reverts those txs may survive and seizure does nothing.
#nevent1q…gyur

2024-05-02 17:15:08

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Silverlining : they will have to screw up their currency bad for a 6102 to be worth the trouble. Corn would have to be at least a milly. At that point, bitcoiners will be able to dictate some of the terms of engagement

2024-05-02 14:28:15

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i remember a book that spoke about cows growing wings.

2024-05-02 13:33:02

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fuck off. No CAT

2024-05-01 23:02:38

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They have to. The only way bitcoin can win is if it allows a jurisdiction to thrive outside of the US.

2024-05-01 19:03:06

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yes and no. not about privacy. more fiscal policy.

2024-05-01 16:38:07

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Pieces have to fall into place. Movement at inopportune times result in loss of freedom.
Patience and vigilance are, for most of us, the name of the game.

2024-05-01 14:53:51

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wait, your bio says you're product designer for zap.stream. So you knew.... RIP

2024-05-01 14:05:02

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don't think I will... whatever

2024-05-01 14:03:23

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what am I missing?

2024-05-01 14:01:48

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i'm missing something here

2024-05-01 13:58:39

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just listen to the podcast it's super good

2024-05-01 13:56:52

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ironically if you listened to the podcast, you'd know there is a record option but the streamer has to pay for it.

2024-04-30 21:37:45

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It's a message : don't mix, don't run, we can find you. Even if you think you got away with it, we'll get you one day. You will never sleep safe.
Those are all threats. In reality once a safe harbor has been established, they won't be able to keep everyone in.

2024-04-30 16:30:51

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If you're confused about a situation, everything seems uncertain and it's definitely unclear what is important or not.

2024-04-30 15:45:39

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sadly

2024-04-30 15:44:37

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that is not true at all.

2024-04-30 13:28:09

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yes

2024-04-29 14:44:28

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It's possible that LSPs might be unviable during the transition to a transnational currency system.