Bitcoin monetary policy is an interesting topic. You should use the search engines to lay hold on informstions relative to bitcoin and monetization.
I got a little link for you: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://girliemac.com/blog/2021/02/20/web-monetization-bitcoin/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiTg8uhldLvAhXIDmMBHf4kDx8QFjAMegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw3wtHROzuMEvMlMQFI7_vQd
Topic: Bitcoin and monetary policy (Read 158 times)
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One of the options you have available to you to lookup to is the SEC rulings on bitcoin in most of the bitcoin regulated or banned states. They provided the necessary bias for an argument and subjective study. You can make reference to countries like Bangladesh, China, India and of recent, Nigeria though, Nigeria is seeing a way to its legalisation once more.
Its really good to have taken this up for a comparative study as it would review more and more facts as to why bitcoin should be accepted and studied in our world. Do your research with all openness and give the. The best. Goodluck if you believe in such a thing.
Its really good to have taken this up for a comparative study as it would review more and more facts as to why bitcoin should be accepted and studied in our world. Do your research with all openness and give the. The best. Goodluck if you believe in such a thing.
Word on the street is that Bitcoin is going to collapse. Word on the street says that it was developed by the Mafia. But, if Bitcoin collapses, there really isn't much of any other place to stick your money for daily use... not that Bitcoin is really any good for that. But BitcoinCash has a lot of options to it.
Financial red alert: Government has created the PERFECT STORM for financial collapse
Here's the trick. Determining what is really going on. Like everything else, buy low, sell high is a Bitcoin thing. At this exact moment, Bitcoin is barely holding its own, as it looks like it might be dipping again, towards the $45,000 mark.
The question? Get out now, or hold for another big surge beyond $60,000?
Take a look at the charts at the site.
These Are The Biggest (Public) Holders Of Bitcoin
Financial red alert: Government has created the PERFECT STORM for financial collapse
Quote from: https://www.naturalnews.com/2021-03-22-situation-update-mar-22nd-perfect-storm-financial-collapse.html#
At the beginning of this year, I publicly predicted the dollar would lose 20% of its purchasing power this calendar year. That prediction has already come true, with prices skyrocketing on everything from food and fuel to housing (lumber, electrical wiring, etc.).
The dollar has already lost over 20% of its purchasing power this year, and we’re not even through the first quarter yet.
By the time the Biden money printing madness churns out another few trillion dollars in bailout money, the actual purchasing power of the dollar could lose 30% – 40% of its value before the end of this year.
You are witnessing the final desperate blowout phase that spells the end of the American empire. When global dollar domination collapses, the American empire is finished, and the quality of life of the American people — which I actually call the “quantity of life” — will implode. That’s because countries around the world that produce physical goods will no longer sell those goods to the USA in exchange for worthless fiat currency that the Fed printed from thin air.
Horrendous shortages are worsening by the day across the United States, with lumber, copper, food crops, fuel and even microchips in short supply. Car manufacturers are shuttering their factory lines because they can’t get the necessary microchips, and with the Biden regime paying people hundreds of billions of dollars to stay home and avoid working, why would anyone want a low-paying labor job anyway?
The government has now created a “perfect storm” situation where the lack of labor, skyrocketing price inflation and collapsing supply lines is going to lead to a catastrophic collapse. Call it the “debt bomb” or “dollar collapse” or whatever you wish, but it is now inescapable. And when it strikes, America’s cities are going to collapse into chaos and destitution. Tent cities will become the norm, and lawlessness will prevail across every Democrat-run city in America.
Assets that will be wiped out
The coming dollar wipeout will obliterate:
Anything “saved” in dollars, such as bank accounts and checking accounts.
Most stocks and many bonds which are denominated in dollars, including treasury bills, municipal bonds, etc.
Most pension funds, including government pensions.
The nationwide real estate bubble will crater, but not totally collapse since physical real estate always has real value in the real world.
There are only a few strategies to protect yourself from a total asset wipeout.
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The dollar has already lost over 20% of its purchasing power this year, and we’re not even through the first quarter yet.
By the time the Biden money printing madness churns out another few trillion dollars in bailout money, the actual purchasing power of the dollar could lose 30% – 40% of its value before the end of this year.
You are witnessing the final desperate blowout phase that spells the end of the American empire. When global dollar domination collapses, the American empire is finished, and the quality of life of the American people — which I actually call the “quantity of life” — will implode. That’s because countries around the world that produce physical goods will no longer sell those goods to the USA in exchange for worthless fiat currency that the Fed printed from thin air.
Horrendous shortages are worsening by the day across the United States, with lumber, copper, food crops, fuel and even microchips in short supply. Car manufacturers are shuttering their factory lines because they can’t get the necessary microchips, and with the Biden regime paying people hundreds of billions of dollars to stay home and avoid working, why would anyone want a low-paying labor job anyway?
The government has now created a “perfect storm” situation where the lack of labor, skyrocketing price inflation and collapsing supply lines is going to lead to a catastrophic collapse. Call it the “debt bomb” or “dollar collapse” or whatever you wish, but it is now inescapable. And when it strikes, America’s cities are going to collapse into chaos and destitution. Tent cities will become the norm, and lawlessness will prevail across every Democrat-run city in America.
Assets that will be wiped out
The coming dollar wipeout will obliterate:
Anything “saved” in dollars, such as bank accounts and checking accounts. Most stocks and many bonds which are denominated in dollars, including treasury bills, municipal bonds, etc. Most pension funds, including government pensions. The nationwide real estate bubble will crater, but not totally collapse since physical real estate always has real value in the real world.There are only a few strategies to protect yourself from a total asset wipeout.
...
Here's the trick. Determining what is really going on. Like everything else, buy low, sell high is a Bitcoin thing. At this exact moment, Bitcoin is barely holding its own, as it looks like it might be dipping again, towards the $45,000 mark.
The question? Get out now, or hold for another big surge beyond $60,000?
Take a look at the charts at the site.
These Are The Biggest (Public) Holders Of Bitcoin
In fact, as BofA notes in a lengthy treatise on bitcoin's "dirty little secrets", institutional demand has become more active in the past year…
With supply capped by design and supply growth built to halve every so often, the various swings in Bitcoin demand in recent years have been key to price changes. While there is no single way to split Bitcoin demand, we would differentiate between retail, whale/institutional, and illicit activity demand for crypto assets. For example, institutional announcements in the past year have led to major price increases (Exhibit 5), as a number of household names like Tesla, Square, and PayPal have incorporated Bitcoin into their businesses either as a treasury holding or as a means of payment.
Still, reported institutional holdings generally comprise of a small portion of total Bitcoin supply, led by the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) (Exhibit 6).
Which is in contrast to the retail flows that drove the 2017-18 run up
In section 2, we provide a detailed breakdown on whale/institutional demand for some of the largest accounts. We label it whale/institutional as it is unclear whether some these billion dollar plus accounts are held by a single individual or by an institution. But it seems to us that, while a flurry of retail money to Coinbase and other crypto wallets drove prices higher in 2017 (Exhibit 7), the run up in Bitcoin prices in the past year has been more broadly driven by institutional money flows.
With supply capped by design and supply growth built to halve every so often, the various swings in Bitcoin demand in recent years have been key to price changes. While there is no single way to split Bitcoin demand, we would differentiate between retail, whale/institutional, and illicit activity demand for crypto assets. For example, institutional announcements in the past year have led to major price increases (Exhibit 5), as a number of household names like Tesla, Square, and PayPal have incorporated Bitcoin into their businesses either as a treasury holding or as a means of payment.
Still, reported institutional holdings generally comprise of a small portion of total Bitcoin supply, led by the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) (Exhibit 6).
Which is in contrast to the retail flows that drove the 2017-18 run up
In section 2, we provide a detailed breakdown on whale/institutional demand for some of the largest accounts. We label it whale/institutional as it is unclear whether some these billion dollar plus accounts are held by a single individual or by an institution. But it seems to us that, while a flurry of retail money to Coinbase and other crypto wallets drove prices higher in 2017 (Exhibit 7), the run up in Bitcoin prices in the past year has been more broadly driven by institutional money flows.
For the scalability of btc , lightning network is the solution
I wrote this about the negative deflationary effects of bitcoin if it goes mainstream: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/if-bitcoin-ever-goes-mainstream-641048
But the problems with scaling up bitcoin blockchain will never allow it to be a mainstream mean of payment.
You have to search for scientific articles from specialists on monetary policy, not amateur opinions. Try scholar.google.com.
But the problems with scaling up bitcoin blockchain will never allow it to be a mainstream mean of payment.
You have to search for scientific articles from specialists on monetary policy, not amateur opinions. Try scholar.google.com.
What will your thesis be about? Are you going to write about how cryptocurrencies may affect the undertaking of established monetary policy?
Maybe these articles be helpful for you.
https://www.coincenter.org/education/policy-and-regulation/how-do-cryptocurrencies-affect-monetary-policy/
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4404667-growing-scepticism-over-future-of-monetary-policy-sends-bitcoin-to-new-record-highs
Maybe these articles be helpful for you.
https://www.coincenter.org/education/policy-and-regulation/how-do-cryptocurrencies-affect-monetary-policy/
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4404667-growing-scepticism-over-future-of-monetary-policy-sends-bitcoin-to-new-record-highs
https://www.coindesk.com/crypto-tax-2021-guide
Love this article, and there's plenty of good info on Bitcoin and taxes. It's my belief that BTC will be heavily regulated soon enough with stringent regulations through tax collecting agencies, so it's a great discussion to have for your thesis maybe. Some questions you might explore in your research could be whether BTC should be viewed as a commodity or a currency (from a tax POV) and whether BTC p2p trades could be regulated in the future (or an attempt at regulation, I might add)
Love this article, and there's plenty of good info on Bitcoin and taxes. It's my belief that BTC will be heavily regulated soon enough with stringent regulations through tax collecting agencies, so it's a great discussion to have for your thesis maybe. Some questions you might explore in your research could be whether BTC should be viewed as a commodity or a currency (from a tax POV) and whether BTC p2p trades could be regulated in the future (or an attempt at regulation, I might add)
Hello everybody. I have to graduate in 5 months and I would like to speak in the thesis about bitcoin and monetary policy . The supervisor asked me to send him some material. I would need sources, newspapers, blogs, etc. where they talk about btc and monetary policy. Thank you for helping.
I recommend you to visit https://cointelegraph.com/ they provide a lot of news about crypto or finance related to cryptocurrency. Their writing also looks less formal, so it's easy to understand.
Hello everybody. I have to graduate in 5 months and I would like to speak in the thesis about bitcoin and monetary policy . The supervisor asked me to send him some material. I would need sources, newspapers, blogs, etc. where they talk about btc and monetary policy. Thank you for helping.
I would recommend you look for some academic papers from leading economicsts. A good start would be to look on https://www.nber.org - they have a lot of economic papers about monetary policy and crypto currencies. If you can include 1 or 2 of their papers in your thesis than you should be better off. News Article are great too, but if the author is a well known economicst than the quality is much higher.
As a summary I would say that Bitcon was created against the current policy of massive money printing carried out by Central Banks, which leads to money being worth less and less.
But if you have to write a thesis you can't expect us to give you the materials here, besides you couldn't trust it 100%. Use the Internet and you will get to reliable sources.
This forum, although it can help you see the big picture and may have some interesting posts, is not what you need for your thesis.
But if you have to write a thesis you can't expect us to give you the materials here, besides you couldn't trust it 100%. Use the Internet and you will get to reliable sources.
This forum, although it can help you see the big picture and may have some interesting posts, is not what you need for your thesis.
Hello everybody. I have to graduate in 5 months and I would like to speak in the thesis about bitcoin and monetary policy . The supervisor asked me to send him some material. I would need sources, newspapers, blogs, etc. where they talk about btc and monetary policy. Thank you for helping.
You can use search engines for that research that you need for your resources. For the newspapers, you can go to the popular crypto news websites. They can be of good reference of yours but they're digital.
--> coindesk
--> cointelegraph
Hello everybody. I have to graduate in 5 months and I would like to speak in the thesis about bitcoin and monetary policy . The supervisor asked me to send him some material. I would need sources, newspapers, blogs, etc. where they talk about btc and monetary policy. Thank you for helping.
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