Damn the dream <| sep |> thank mr skeltal <| sep |> And you also have a car . What a life . <| sep |> the game makers are savage in their own way <| sep |> Why would it be ruined ? It ' s meant to be heated up . <| sep |> what a great question ! hope i can help , i like to study central banks and currencies in my free time i ' m a blast at parties , lolThe issue of the eurozone isn ' t the centralized currency as the US has it ' s own centralized currency between the states but not the same problems Europe does The issue is there ' s a centralized currency WITHOUT a system of Fiscal Transfers . One without the other is madness , and why many have distrusted the Euro experiment . the gain from having multiple currencies is that you can always depreciate your currency if you ' re poor . depreciating your currency dosen ' t help savers , but it does make those pesky minimum wages and entitlements less valueable , as they tend to be sticky . doing so will increase the competitiveness of the goods you produce , and is a fairish enough way to maintain stability between countries . In the US , we ' ve been successful with a single currency because we have fiscal transfers , otherwise , eventually , Mississippi would be a slave state to economic powerhouses like New York or California which is currently what seems to be happening to Greece Germany . those fiscal transfers are often just a security net i . e . , a californian pays Social Security taxes , unemployment insurance , income taxes , etc , those monies do in part go to states like Mississippi . Therefore , Mississippi is the recipient of fiscal transfers from California . In the future , i see bitcoin as a complimentary currency , or a check on Fiat ' s . I assume some may have a peg , but it will certainly be adjustable . That would fix the one currency issue . if people revolt and demand Bitcoins for a currency , instead of the nations peg . i would expect to see some sort of sales tax transfer tax , and use those for fiscal transfer activities .