digital money

Crypto is a form of digital money that uses secure technology to work, without the need for a central bank.

One participant noted, "Digital money doesn't feel like spending your own money; there is no concept of money, but cash is different; it always feels like your money is decreasing when you use it."

Dated August 2007, the notes summarize a meeting that Dr. Wright held with a colleague in which he discussed a new form of digital money that passes directly from person to person, without an intermediary to oversee the transaction.

He said that regulators were fools, and that digital money offered a path to upward mobility.

Modern adulting has been seriously augmented not by the lack of shop class, rather by the immediacy and convenience of social media, digital money, instant pizza and streams of dismissible 10-second narratives describing deep and emotionally challenging problems absent of cognitive engagement.