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[Zelda] Isn't Link destroying the economy of Clock Town (and also Termina) with his time-travel banking use? Or is Termina already suffering so intensely with inflation that it doesn't matter?

So Link signs up for a bank account on his first day in Termina, and gets a stamp on his hand that the banker updates *somehow* (AKA "special ink") every time Link makes a deposit or withdrawal. Link spends the next couple of days racking up tonnes of money from questing and looting, deposits it and gets his stamp updated to say he has 1000 Rupees in the bank. He returns to day 1 with the Song of Time, and so he *should* have nothing saved in his account right? 

But because the stamp says he has 1k in his bank, the banker just accepts that this completely new-to-town-kid already has a grand in his yet-to-be-opened account purely on the notion that he *must* have deposited the money with the bank in order to have that ink stamp (and certainly not found another bank with the same system, forged it with magic or alchemical assistance, or perhaps created some kind of illusion to defraud the bank). As such, the banker happily forks over 1k no questions asked. Link uses the money to get better gear and equipment, does some questing, deposits more money and restarts the cycle. 

Depending on how much Link deposits and then decides to withdraw *before he deposited it*, couldn't Link cause significant financial repercussions with his time-travel banking? I also considered that the economy has so much money in use that Link's paradoxical meddling is rather unimportant. After all, Rupees are found everywhere from unlocked chests to patches of grass. Shouldn't Termina be facing hyperinflation with so many enemies, plants and containers being loaded with cash *in addition* to what's being used in the economy already? Certainly can't help that Link routinely finds large value Rupees and adds them into the money supply on top of an already excessively cluttered currency system. 

So how is Termina coping with the aftermath of Link's paradoxical banking adventure? Or is the economy already crippled long before Link arrives? Perhaps it's fine on both counts, but how would they achieve this?
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There are two mitigating factors here:

One, thanks to time travel, the most damage Link can do is to spend as much as he can in a single three-day cycle. Before the last cycle, he can do as much collective damage as he wants; the economy won't remember any of it. The biggest victim here is the banker, but...

Two, the banker never seems to run out of money, no matter how much Link demands. And as you say, he takes no issue with handing it all over without even trying to recognize Link's face. Dude's loaded, in contrast to his Hyrulean doppelganger; if Termina's economy breaks, this guy was getting it nice and brittle long before Link gets there.