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Friegeld doesn’t need inflation as a stick. Nor does it need interest as a carrot. It is a price stable and endogenously impels commerce. Think of a coupon or loyalty points with an expiratory.
The two conflicting roles is bunk, money should be exchange and there can be a graced quantity as a personal store. Outside of that, seek dividends.