Well I see you are from Indonesia and the Biggest Bitcoin Exchange in Indonesia, has more than 1.000.000 members registered. Does that mean that a large amount of people in your country is scammers?
You should do some more research about this technology. What did your people use to operate most of the scams in your country, before Bitcoin was developed? I will tell you, the Rupiah. ^smile^
Is your local currency a scam, because it is used in scams? Nope, it is still only a currency.
You should do some more research about this technology. What did your people use to operate most of the scams in your country, before Bitcoin was developed? I will tell you, the Rupiah. ^smile^
Is your local currency a scam, because it is used in scams? Nope, it is still only a currency.
Wow, a very clever explanation, sir.
Scam and other negative news about bitcoin become a very aggressive topic in the news media in Indonesia. They always saying, bitcoin or cryptocurrency is scam, bubble, etc..
It must be admitted, such news is very disturbing for people who want to plunge into the world of cryptocurrency.
Moreover, the legal status of cryptocurrency in Indonesia is still unclear. The Indonesian government just prohibits cryptocurrency as a medium of payment.
