This is irrelevant if people don't want to use your currency. When you invent a currency, you can't just think about monetary policies but also incentives for using it.
Some groups have had success in introducing local currencies with similar features. One path we've looked at is getting communities of people (perhaps starting with some #occupy groups and their supporters) to use it and convince local businesses to accept it, hence the subtitle of being the worlds first “global-community currency”.
Some groups have had success in introducing local currencies with similar features. One path we've looked at is getting communities of people (perhaps starting with some #occupy groups and their supporters) to use it and convince local businesses to accept it, hence the subtitle of being the worlds first “global-community currency”.
We're open to other ideas as well.