✉news BusinessBanking first seen 16 h ago, last 9 h ago, peak #32
Cash hoarding in the UK points to demand for permissionless money
Original: Why cash hoarding in the UK proves the world still craves permissionless money
Cash hoarding is on the rise in the UK, and commentators argue it shows people still want money they can hold and use without asking permission from banks or authorities. The claim ties the surge in physical banknote holding to broader scepticism about financial institutions and renewed interest in alternative, permissionless forms of money.
Why now: Rising cash holdings in the UK are being framed as evidence of public distrust in banks and appetite for money outside institutional control.
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