What makes short chain cash work?

 Two thing.

Finite count and time means the lock chain always trims, and thus can be automated. There is an automatic loss limit barrier.

And second, the count limit means the search length is short, the updates back to master chain small. The server can parse these requests out simply because each task is a bound search time. The merchant gets quick response once he customer account is located.

So, we end up with a huge search engine, like twitter, google, facebook, amazon,.walmart. Like a URL server with leased URL instead of buy.

Like I say, this can be done for any market with digital entry and exit of funds. One cold write the generic liquifier and attach an interchangeable API port. For the central bank carrying the monopoly tax currency this means you are hedged, your tax and fee costs marketed covered by time and count risk. Any attempt at regulation raises entry and exit costs, thus lengthening time and count. Central banks no longer have first in line luxury, they are trapped by the technology.

This leads to a chain of events, dominos, the main domino is that the Fed can no longer hunt down markets to tax, a really huge domino. And they are being blocked at the retail level by short chain cash. They are at the mercy of PayPal, MasterCharge, Coinbase, and the governor of Wyoming.