The way bitcoin is expanding itself, it looks like it will grow more in future. So it looks like a great asset for people. I think it can be a great investment.
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Now it plays a big role in our society and our economy, making people rich and achieving their goals in life with the help of bitcoin.
Bitcoin is truly a treasure for someone who achieved even a single piece of it. Its value transcends that of a precious gold dust, proven that most people spend most of their time and effort to gain one bitcoin atleast. One can say that a bitcoin can replace everything; from salary, currency and that of a treasure. A country with its citizen having much reserve of bitcoins can be a powerful economic advantage.
Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
it may indeed happen in the future.
but as of now all of the things you have stated above sounds an exaggeration for me.
because as of now bitcoin isn't accepted by every people worldwide as a currency.
some doesn't even know about it yet.
that is why we still needed to educate others about this.
I dont think it can ever be used as national treasure. It increases the decentralization and will be a personal treasure to the people who are holding it.
bitcoin does not belong to one country, many countries have used it, there are countries that have prioritized bitcoin because the government has supported it, while in some countries it still considers gold as their country's treasure .
Well, we can not be certain in this regards. But we can suppose that some time in future bitcoin might be of huge value and a national reserve that would empower the economy!
I see Bitcoin as a type of treasure because of it's limited supply only to 21 million wich is really not that much. There won't ever be enough coins for everybody so owning at least one is a big deal.
Bitcoin will be a treasure, no doubt, it helps people a lot, it is the treasure of everyone now and more.
It has already be a national treasure. Its has being the easiest way for people make to transaction through digital market. I can decide to sell my bitcoin to someone in Europe or Asia without stress
Bitcoin is truly a treasure for someone who achieved even a single piece of it. Its value transcends that of a precious gold dust, proven that most people spend most of their time and effort to gain one bitcoin atleast. One can say that a bitcoin can replace everything; from salary, currency and that of a treasure. A country with its citizen having much reserve of bitcoins can be a powerful economic advantage.
Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
maybe in the future it will all come true we only protect bitcoin now so that all our dreams in the future will come true Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
I don't think so. Bitcoin is decentralized assets so it can not be national anyway. If it will be, then it will be lost itself features which has value for.
One can say that a bitcoin can replace everything; from salary, currency and that of a treasure. A country with its citizen having much reserve of bitcoins can be a powerful economic advantage and its make more people to have interest in it
Bitcoin is truly a treasure for someone who achieved even a single piece of it. Its value transcends that of a precious gold dust, proven that most people spend most of their time and effort to gain one bitcoin atleast. One can say that a bitcoin can replace everything; from salary, currency and that of a treasure. A country with its citizen having much reserve of bitcoins can be a powerful economic advantage.
Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
Actually, it can. But in reality, Bitcoin has been banned in several countries. Whereas if they study more deeply about bitcoin and crypto, the state will have assets to build various facilities for their citizens.
A treasure that has value, yes.. but physically we can't hold them any longer or put them under the soil or bed. Bitcoin is or has a massive value that can change you and everything around you for years or more but not decades or century.
Bitcoin is truly a treasure for someone who achieved even a single piece of it. Its value transcends that of a precious gold dust, proven that most people spend most of their time and effort to gain one bitcoin atleast. One can say that a bitcoin can replace everything; from salary, currency and that of a treasure. A country with its citizen having much reserve of bitcoins can be a powerful economic advantage.
Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
it could happen if bitcoin can be accepted as the current currency in my country, bitcoin is still prohibited from making direct transactions, what might be possible as you say Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
Bitcoins can also be called treasures. But now, Bitcoin and some other currencies may explode.
Bitcoin is truly a treasure for someone who achieved even a single piece of it. Its value transcends that of a precious gold dust, proven that most people spend most of their time and effort to gain one bitcoin atleast. One can say that a bitcoin can replace everything; from salary, currency and that of a treasure. A country with its citizen having much reserve of bitcoins can be a powerful economic advantage.
Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
No because bitcoin is use all over the world it could not be claim for a certain country to declare bitcoin as the national currency. Anyway i am just thinking that this is just an overacting on the response of the bitcoin. As we all know that many people nowadays do love to join in cryptocurrency especially bitcoin and sometimes different forms of appreciation in a form of a threads that some of the members will going to post and this one is an evidence. Anyway all of us had a common sense and we should know what a national treasure should be. Can we consider bitcoins as national treasure of a country comsidering its economic significance?
While I share the sentiment that BTC is great and the idea behind it is even greater (financial freedom), I just don't know about it being a national treasure sure it will be highly valued and held in high regard (I think most stuff in crypto space will be held in high esteem) I don't think it would become a national treasure, if that were the case the USD or gold would be a national treasure as well. Or what about the highly advanced tech we created sonar satelites etc etc. None of those I think will be national treasures, yes BTC is great but it definitely won't be a national treasure 
bitcoin is not the same with treasure, bitcoin has volatility and treasure only has special value, and treasure also has little function, little benefit, and has no definite purpose in the future.
I think treasures are very well placed in museums and become treasure exhibits, not for transactions, investments, and trading.
I think treasures are very well placed in museums and become treasure exhibits, not for transactions, investments, and trading.
I think that might happen, but, I think that too is excessive, because, as the main basic rule, there is no currency that can be considered very safe from failures and difficult times.
Although Bitcoin has proven to be reliable for many years since its launch and has great potential to continue to grow. But, after all, no one can predict that the future will favor Bitcoin.
Although Bitcoin has proven to be reliable for many years since its launch and has great potential to continue to grow. But, after all, no one can predict that the future will favor Bitcoin.
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