Topic: [2017-11-19] US Politician Promoting Bitcoin-Based Retirement Investments (Read 1756 times)
November 19, 2017, 12:29:27 PM
This and more is actually one of the many signs that Bitcoin has started to saturate the consciousness of the many people and soon its legitimacy will already be unquestionable. This is really encouraging for all of us in the Bitcoin community. One day we would wake up and we realize that Bitcoin has become just like a popular brand of a franchised fastfood chain and that your neighbors already know about it and many of your friends have Bitcoin too in their wallets.
November 19, 2017, 12:04:09 PM
Probably still too early to talk about opportunities to invest in bitcoins the pension Fund. Of course it sounds promising but who can predict the behavior of bitcoin in 10-30 years. What would happen if one day these savings devalued? All pensioners of the state will remain without a pension? No it's too risky.
November 19, 2017, 10:27:05 AM
Prominent US Politician Promoting Bitcoin-Based Retirement Investments
Bitcoin-based retirement instruments are increasingly attracting the interest of millennials, as well as influential politicians. In fact, former GOP Congressman Ron Paul is already encouraging people to buy Bitcoin-based retirement instruments.
For the past few years, some U.S. politicians have been interested in grabbing the benefits that cryptocurrencies bring. For example, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), who is also a former U.S. presidential candidate, accepted contributions in Bitcoin during his last presidential campaign.
http://bitcoinist.com/prominent-us-politician-promoting-bitcoin-based-retirement-investments/
Bitcoin-based retirement instruments are increasingly attracting the interest of millennials, as well as influential politicians. In fact, former GOP Congressman Ron Paul is already encouraging people to buy Bitcoin-based retirement instruments.
For the past few years, some U.S. politicians have been interested in grabbing the benefits that cryptocurrencies bring. For example, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), who is also a former U.S. presidential candidate, accepted contributions in Bitcoin during his last presidential campaign.
http://bitcoinist.com/prominent-us-politician-promoting-bitcoin-based-retirement-investments/
This is no surprise to me. I see people from all around the globe start to adhere to the pressing times that today's generation is in need of digital currencies that are cost-efficient, fast, and near real-time. This form of payment or benefit system to retirees removes all there is that needs to be deducted from them due to the fact that there are no taxes nor hidden charges in transacting with Bitcoin.
November 19, 2017, 06:39:30 AM
Prominent US Politician Promoting Bitcoin-Based Retirement Investments
Bitcoin-based retirement instruments are increasingly attracting the interest of millennials, as well as influential politicians. In fact, former GOP Congressman Ron Paul is already encouraging people to buy Bitcoin-based retirement instruments.
For the past few years, some U.S. politicians have been interested in grabbing the benefits that cryptocurrencies bring. For example, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), who is also a former U.S. presidential candidate, accepted contributions in Bitcoin during his last presidential campaign.
http://bitcoinist.com/prominent-us-politician-promoting-bitcoin-based-retirement-investments/
Bitcoin-based retirement instruments are increasingly attracting the interest of millennials, as well as influential politicians. In fact, former GOP Congressman Ron Paul is already encouraging people to buy Bitcoin-based retirement instruments.
For the past few years, some U.S. politicians have been interested in grabbing the benefits that cryptocurrencies bring. For example, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), who is also a former U.S. presidential candidate, accepted contributions in Bitcoin during his last presidential campaign.
http://bitcoinist.com/prominent-us-politician-promoting-bitcoin-based-retirement-investments/
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