 Which of these is most true?
New money: Do local currencies actually work? Or Alex Ferguson, or Kenny Dalglish?" But they will only work if Britons are ready to accept that they have the power to invent their own currency. It's an idea he no longer thinks will work, because the debate, since Brexit, has shifted from the currency issue back to ideas about Scottish independence. No two local currencies are exactly the same. In Britain, there are now schemes in Totnes, Lewes, Brixton, Bristol and Exeter. Kingston, Birmingham and Liverpool have schemes underway. But the working group has some serious questions to answer first, not least: do complementary currencies actually work? Without enough currency in circulation, it ceases to work.
 Success of these currencies can be loosely predicted based on the relative wealth of an area
 Local currencies as complementary systems will never be sustainable in the UK  People developing these currencies are looking to exhibit control over small populations of people  Bitcoin is likely going to replace these local currencies as the alternative currency  Success of these currencies can be loosely predicted based on the relative wealth of an area