If an organization composed of Bitcoin fans develops into a political force, I think that bringing new vitality and growth space to digital currency is also an important opportunity for the wider application of Bitcoin. I am looking forward to it. I even think this is a historic step. Imagine that if Bitcoin forum members (consensus) can form a community organization, will they be able to run for the president of the United States? If you want to be more exaggerated, a virtual sovereign state appears on the Internet. Just like in online games, you can even find a girlfriend, which feels amazing.
Bitcoin isn't a cult, an organization with a clear-cut hierarchy, or whatnot, it's simply a community that advocates for the usage of Bitcoin. The community simply wants to use Bitcoin imo, and that's it. Fighting over political issues and whatnot? Why even? Could they even touch how people use the network if they really wanted to stay hidden? Centralized Exchanges are there for convenience, but if it disappears, it doesn't necessarily mean that Bitcoin would also disappear with it. And no, it doesn't feel amazing. 
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August 24, 2021, 03:34:50 AM
I don't even know why the last one was included, it's a crypto-related job advertisement, not Bitcoin specifically.
August 24, 2021, 03:06:54 AM
Imagine that if Bitcoin forum members (consensus) can form a community organization, will they be able to run for the president of the United States?
Of what use would this be? Bitcoin forum is not a cult which wants to control the world or the US, members just want the freedom to be able to control their finances without interference from a third party. Being a member of the bitcoin community does not give you any political prowess.the only thing that regulations can work on are centralised projects and crypto exchanges, or am I wrong ?
Pretty correct, if your coins are in a non custodian address the government has no influence over it. However, a lot of people do not want to go through the stress of being their own bank and would rather just allow someone else to do that for them, this is where exchanges come in and the key route for the government to control one's assets.Government agencies can regulate exchanges and by extension regulate the assets they hold.
August 24, 2021, 02:34:57 AM
I'm still a bit confused on the part on how BTC and other decentralized projects are going to be regulated, I guess we have to wait and see what the future will bring, the only thing that regulations can work on are centralised projects and crypto exchanges, or am I wrong ?
August 24, 2021, 02:07:56 AM
However, after Bitcoin's strong rebound broke through the $50,000 mark, the biggest risk facing the cryptocurrency market in the future is still regulatory issues.
If an organization composed of Bitcoin fans develops into a political force, I think that bringing new vitality and growth space to digital currency is also an important opportunity for the wider application of Bitcoin. I am looking forward to it. I even think this is a historic step. Imagine that if Bitcoin forum members (consensus) can form a community organization, will they be able to run for the president of the United States? If you want to be more exaggerated, a virtual sovereign state appears on the Internet. Just like in online games, you can even find a girlfriend, which feels amazing.
If an organization composed of Bitcoin fans develops into a political force, I think that bringing new vitality and growth space to digital currency is also an important opportunity for the wider application of Bitcoin. I am looking forward to it. I even think this is a historic step. Imagine that if Bitcoin forum members (consensus) can form a community organization, will they be able to run for the president of the United States? If you want to be more exaggerated, a virtual sovereign state appears on the Internet. Just like in online games, you can even find a girlfriend, which feels amazing.
I think this idea is ironic. Bitcoin is decentralized, but you said that the forum should set up a centralized organization, or even a virtual country.
August 24, 2021, 01:46:35 AM
Bitcoin fans develop into a political force
However, after Bitcoin's strong rebound broke through the $50,000 mark, the biggest risk facing the cryptocurrency market in the future is still regulatory issues.
If an organization composed of Bitcoin fans develops into a political force, I think that bringing new vitality and growth space to digital currency is also an important opportunity for the wider application of Bitcoin. I am looking forward to it. I even think this is a historic step. Imagine that if Bitcoin forum members (consensus) can form a community organization, will they be able to run for the president of the United States? If you want to be more exaggerated, a virtual sovereign state appears on the Internet. Just like in online games, you can even find a girlfriend, which feels amazing.
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Bitcoin's current rally is inseparable from the assists of the giants. On August 23, local time, the US payment giant PayPal announced the launch of a cryptocurrency service in the UK. Starting this week, it will allow UK customers to buy, hold and sell digital currencies. This action marks the first international expansion of PayPal's cryptocurrency service outside the United States, and the company first launched this type of service in the United States in October last year.
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In addition to PayPal, last week United Wholesale Mortgage, the second largest mortgage lender in the United States, also announced a plan to accept bitcoin for mortgage payments, setting a precedent in the industry.
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Walmart is hiring directors to develop a cryptocurrency strategy. A job advertisement on Wal-Mart’s website in mid-August showed that the company was hiring a senior director at its headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, who was responsible for “determining customer needs and converting them into product requirements,” and at the same time determining the relationship with cryptocurrency. Related investments and partnerships.
However, after Bitcoin's strong rebound broke through the $50,000 mark, the biggest risk facing the cryptocurrency market in the future is still regulatory issues.
If an organization composed of Bitcoin fans develops into a political force, I think that bringing new vitality and growth space to digital currency is also an important opportunity for the wider application of Bitcoin. I am looking forward to it. I even think this is a historic step. Imagine that if Bitcoin forum members (consensus) can form a community organization, will they be able to run for the president of the United States? If you want to be more exaggerated, a virtual sovereign state appears on the Internet. Just like in online games, you can even find a girlfriend, which feels amazing.
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