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French Exchange market dominated

Day 275, 14:57 • Published in Ireland USA

• by Inanis

all small currency owners with money on the french exchange market have been bought out.

Apparently the eromanian called 'zzZZzz' is behind it (though it is possible there's more people involved)

Though I am quite happy because all the old investments I made were paid back to me with interest, overal it isn't a progressive event.
I figure best thing would be for the french authorities to print extra money and put a good amount on the exchange market for a decent prize.

It is a thing I wonder btw, is this the fate of pretty much all exchange markets?
does the greed of emen run so deep?

Comments

Brian Boru Day 275, 14:59

The fate of all currencies is to inflate massively due to more and more gold.

Seeker Day 275, 16:24

Not all!

*looks at the IEP inflation caused by Victor, not gold*

gangam Day 275, 17:24

ye Victor \"inflation\" petrescu

pdiddy Day 275, 18:59

@Brian, due to more gold? gold is what deflates a currency. The more you have the better. But if the ratio of gold : money is out of wack then the currency becomes inflated. By out of wack I mean an extreme amount of money compared to gold.

Brian Boru Day 275, 21:49

pdiddy, as more and more people buy up gold, the rate of gold buying is going to outpace the rate in which it is going via company creation etc.

More gold (relatively speaking) = gold is worth less to exchange for currency = currency is worth less.

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