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O, and what I forgot to highlight is that such a coin will to a very high degree be free from market influences on it's value and will effectively be a link to reality for that economy. There will exist only a fixed number of tokens per capita circulating in this trading environment. None of these trading tokens will ever leave the system. Taxes cannot be levied, at least not in a monetary form, and should an account holder run out of tokens, that account holder will be incentivized to be productive and sell something in order to regain purchasing power.
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Thanks for your reply @hobo.media.
My preferred unit is a unit of electricity = one kiloWatt-hour, sub-divisible to maybe to one Watt-hour, seeing that a very large portion of possible users will be familiar with this unit and electric energy is a form of energy that is widely used in production and easily measured with meters widely available.
With the price of electric energy being only a fraction of a USD, I guess, comparing values of tradable items in USD, that it would not make much sense dividing it into smaller units for popular use. (A Watt-hour currently costs around 0.01c in California, I believe)
What do you think?