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Is it possible to use "Bitcoin days destroyed" as unit of currency? If yes, how to price anything using this? If no, why not?

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In other words, a system where coins that have not been spent recently are worth more? I suppose you could do such a thing, but it doesn't seem useful; typically friction in economies is a bad thing.

But I imagine you'd price things just like in any other market: supply and demand.

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  • On the other hand, "old money" would mean something entirely different. /s
    – Nick ODell
    Nov 18, 2014 at 2:28
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Isn't it just how Proof-of-stake altcoins works? In those systems, your wallet amount grows as the time passes. Ie: 10% over a year. I think this is very similar to bitcoindaysdestroyed-coin.

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