Topic: Bitcoin as a national currency? - page 6. (Read 4020 times)
That would mean the end of BTC. It's the best side of BTC. It isn't related to any country or even a place anywhere. More and more people don't have a national currency (in Europe, or in Africa), and that's good, even with flaws in most common currencies.
National currencies based on the blockchain is possible. This is assuming that the government of your country will want decentralised banking.
What do you think? Is it possible for Bitcoin to get accepted as a national currency for any real country? It would be definitely amazing, but I'm sad that governments are scared of Bitcoin, because they can't track it like the banks they own. I heard about "mini-country" ( country in a country ) called Liberland with a cryptocurrency as their main payment method. Please reply here what you think and if you would be happy or not if your national currency is BTC.
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