 Programmable money is a type of currency that can be used for a variety of functions. The most popular types of programmable money are cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies can be exchanged for goods or services and can be used to buy things.Â
They can also be exchanged for other cryptocurrencies, which are then used to buy other goods or services. Cryptocurrencies can be programmed to do different things, such as: to be sent to a certain address, to be converted into a certain currency, to be spent on a certain date, or to be used for a certain function.
Do We Need Programmable Money
this is a question that is hotly debated today? There are many people who believe that we should give up our cash and credit cards for digital money.Â
The other side argues that cash and credit cards will always be needed because they can't be hacked or counterfeited.
But Programmable money differs from the currency we currently use, in that it can be programmed to do anything. For example, imagine a future in which self-driving cars are commonplace. In the future, programmers would program cars to pay for their own fuel. This means that when you buy gas at a gas station, the car would pay for the fuel, not you.
