Indicators for measuring virtual currency
Publish: 2021-04-24 03:21:47
1. I don't know who knows how BTC coin makes money. Now there are many platforms that use blockchain to cheat money. Each platform has different operations. Some platforms make money when you buy a bitcoin and sell it when it goes up, and lose when it goes down. There is also a platform for you to buy a bitcoin and transfer it to your wallet. No matter whether the coin goes up or down, there will be income every day. If the coin goes up, there will be more income and the coin goes down, there will be less income. Anyway, there will be income every month.
2. Because the US dollar is the common currency in the world. Whatever we say, it's in dollars. Of course, virtual currency can be converted into RMB in US dollars.
3. What is the regulation of the issuer? If he has made it clear, it is a limited number of issues
4. Consumer price index
5. The two common indicators used to measure money stock in economy are money and quasi money
the money supply caliber adopted by IMF is money and quasi money
among them, currency includes currency outside the bank and demand deposits of the private sector, and quasi currency includes the sum of time deposits, savings deposits and foreign currency deposits
the so-called money stock, namely money supply, is the total amount of money used for trading and investment in a country's economy. For reference.
the money supply caliber adopted by IMF is money and quasi money
among them, currency includes currency outside the bank and demand deposits of the private sector, and quasi currency includes the sum of time deposits, savings deposits and foreign currency deposits
the so-called money stock, namely money supply, is the total amount of money used for trading and investment in a country's economy. For reference.
6. Your problem is a big one. Try to answer as follows:
1. To measure the money supply, you can check the money supply in the website of the people's Bank of China, M1 and M2. For example, the money supply (M2) at the end of 2010 was 72 trillion yuan http://www.pbc.gov.cn/publish/html/2010s07.htm
2. But money demand, that is, how much money China's economy needs, is a difficult problem to say. At present, there is a saying that according to the ratio of GDP to m2, that is, how much GDP has been achieved by the total amount of money issued by the central bank. This partly explains the level of China's currency utilization. At this rate, compared with other countries (such as the United States), China's currency circulation seems to be relatively large
3. Another algorithm is to divide the total amount of commodity circulation by the speed of money turnover. For example, the total transaction volume of all commodities is 40 trillion yuan, and RMB turns around four times a year, that is to say, 10 trillion yuan of currency is actually needed< However, the turnover speed of long-term investment may be very slow. For example, China's high-speed railway, which has invested several trillion yuan, will not be recovered until several years later. The ratio of investment (or saving) to consumption has a great influence on money supply
5. Another important indicator is the inflation rate. In other words, if the inflation rate is high, it means that the currency circulation is too large. Therefore, in the case of inflation, the central bank adopts tightening monetary policies such as interest rate increase. Although this explanation is in line with many economic theories, the specific reasons for inflation are different, so it may not be easy to deal with it. In history, there was a high man who proposed that the amount of money needed for inflation was actually increased e to high commodity prices. Therefore, administrative or fiscal measures should be taken to rece prices or increase the currency circulation. After all, mainstream economics emphasizes the decisive influence of money circulation on inflation, and monetary policy is also the main way to curb inflation
the above views are for reference only.
1. To measure the money supply, you can check the money supply in the website of the people's Bank of China, M1 and M2. For example, the money supply (M2) at the end of 2010 was 72 trillion yuan http://www.pbc.gov.cn/publish/html/2010s07.htm
2. But money demand, that is, how much money China's economy needs, is a difficult problem to say. At present, there is a saying that according to the ratio of GDP to m2, that is, how much GDP has been achieved by the total amount of money issued by the central bank. This partly explains the level of China's currency utilization. At this rate, compared with other countries (such as the United States), China's currency circulation seems to be relatively large
3. Another algorithm is to divide the total amount of commodity circulation by the speed of money turnover. For example, the total transaction volume of all commodities is 40 trillion yuan, and RMB turns around four times a year, that is to say, 10 trillion yuan of currency is actually needed< However, the turnover speed of long-term investment may be very slow. For example, China's high-speed railway, which has invested several trillion yuan, will not be recovered until several years later. The ratio of investment (or saving) to consumption has a great influence on money supply
5. Another important indicator is the inflation rate. In other words, if the inflation rate is high, it means that the currency circulation is too large. Therefore, in the case of inflation, the central bank adopts tightening monetary policies such as interest rate increase. Although this explanation is in line with many economic theories, the specific reasons for inflation are different, so it may not be easy to deal with it. In history, there was a high man who proposed that the amount of money needed for inflation was actually increased e to high commodity prices. Therefore, administrative or fiscal measures should be taken to rece prices or increase the currency circulation. After all, mainstream economics emphasizes the decisive influence of money circulation on inflation, and monetary policy is also the main way to curb inflation
the above views are for reference only.
7. What is the direct relationship of indicators? Set up economic website and financial website
8. The amount of money needed in circulation is directly proportional to the total value of goods in the whole market and inversely proportional to the speed of money circulation. The formula is: the amount of money needed in circulation = the total value of goods in the market / the speed of money circulation
if the actual figure is greater than this, it is inflation; On the contrary, it is deflation. The floating limit of plus or minus 10% is generally allowed internationally.
if the actual figure is greater than this, it is inflation; On the contrary, it is deflation. The floating limit of plus or minus 10% is generally allowed internationally.
9. At present, there is no single direct standard to measure the degree of RMB internationalization, but there are many indirect indicators. For example: the stock of overseas RMB, the amount of RMB settlement in cross-border trade, the maturity of overseas RMB financial procts, the acceptance of RMB assets overseas, and so on
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