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Credit money is always someone's obligation. What about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies? If they are put on the balance sheet, is there an obligation somewhere?#CryptoAMA  

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Credit money is always someone's obligation. What about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies? If they are put on the balance sheet, is there an obligation somewhere?