Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Ok, so... I don't want this to be "stain shit" or anything... but comparatively, the Bills of Exchange Act basically outlines money=contracts FOR VALUE, the value being based on a promise to pay(work/time) at a later date (gov't regulated debt notes and shit). Now that we have come to realize these negotiable instruments (contracts) come in various forms we did not realize we were getting into via the NAME and using it deception, and authorized use/benefits of said NAME as security transactions (birthright) etc...
Now these blockchain private/unregulated/anonymous contracts will be based FOR VALUE as of right now (already accumulated), eliminating the "future" payment (time) with no stipulated rights/benefits forfitted FOR VALUE. Basically, you can attach a digital signature to a contract/transaction which states the terms of the contract within it, such as "This signature means "contract which stipulates _____".