spendable

Unconditional Basic Income means every dollar earned on the job is a dollar (minus x% of taxes) extra spendable income.

One of the central assumptions in the argument is that the miners need an economic incentive, a (spendable) reward for mining.

Your Bitcoins just have two states: Spendable and not spendable.

Especially if you understand that endowment does not equal arbitrarily spendable wealth, the vast majority of gifts are earmarked.

Regarding needing to keep track of all unspent/spendable outputs, the Bitcoin client has been doing this since the beginning.

Banks could issue credit that is spendable in the same way with additional automatic escrow.

They'd be spendable or convertable to local currency in almost any locale on the planet.

The Chinese are not acquiring USD and treasuries so that they can own spendable assets.

Even better, if you add up every spendable unit of USD you'll find that the vast majority of it originates in a bank loan.

Basic income will never work in our society if we are giving it out in the form of spendable money.

I think Bitcoin needs to be established further as a spendable currency in it's own right.

You're also not accounting for income taxes, which dramatically lengthens the time you need to work to earn a marginal $20 in after-tax spendable money.

I keep thinking that it is a good idea because where else can being "correct" lead so directly to measurable spendable success.

Say you hold an options contract or a bond on some stock exchange - it's "spendable" but doesn't show up on your everyday bank account balance.

Let companies have a "groupon" of sorts for restaurants in their area, where the per-diem lunch allowance is spendable at any restaurant within a radius of the office.

"Immediate Cash": Money received through PayPal is spendable immediately, both online with PayPal payments, and offline with their free debit card.

Spendable coins are ones that you can go ahead and make a transaction with right now.