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Wouldn't a two currency system work?

So, if you had two currencies. One with a max supply that was slowly issued with the rate of inflation decreased each year till zero, and a second with a fixed rate of inflation. The idea is the people that accumulate the first use it to borrow the second to make investments. 

Would most likely be more complicated in reality with multiple lending protocols interacting with each other. Also the second currency pushes the inflation five to ten years off into the future. So, you're incentived to invest the second or buy longer duration bonds in the second to acquire above average inflation.

Wouldn't such a system work? Wouldn't the first be like gold, and the second stimulate the economy to push up the price of gold?
gpt
Why would anyone buy the first one and why would it have any value?

>Also the second currency pushes the inflation five to ten years off into the future. So, you're incentived to invest the second or buy longer duration bonds in the second to acquire above average inflation.

I have no idea what that's supposed to mean. How do you "acquire inflation"? How can a currency push inflation off into the future?