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Furthermore, I believe further online shops and even ‘physical’ shops would begin introducing Bitcoin, because of the spotlight that the media is shining on it. However, what could this media attention in terms of taxes and the governments? Will governments feel threatened by Bitcoin growth? Will they intervene? If Bitcoin becomes widely accepted, perhaps if it overtakes fiat, can the government find some way to enforce taxes?


They will tax it just like they tax  it now.
People will still need to work and get payed and companies will still have to write those payments down.

If you own a shop right now you can also sell under the counter, nobody is stopping you for trying.
Just like you can get caught now you will get caught using bitcoin payments.

if you think that with bitcoin everybody will avoid taxes you're deluding yourself.

Oh , and until we solve the 300k tx max a day , we won't have an increase in bitcoin payments.


sr. member
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This information is happy and sad. Bitcoin is more talked about by the media than it is a good thing, it will make the popularity of Bitcoin more and more widely known. But sadness here is that it only gets noticed when its price goes up so high, over $ 2,000, if Bitcoin does not have such a high price, will they pay more attention to it? I think the Government has paid more attention to Bitcoin. If BItcoin prices rise further I think they will intervene
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This is the sad thing about it. The main reason is attributed to the cryptocurrency’s increase in price. If the price incrased with just 5% it wouldn't be enough "swag" to be talked about. And still, the advantages of using it are not debated correctly.
You can tell me about 5000% incrase about something, but if i don't know what it is, then, i don't care a lot
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Over the past couple of weeks, Bitcoin has been receiving an increase in media attention. It has been mentioned regularly by FOX news, NBC, CNBC and in magazines such as Time Magazine and the New York Times.
This can be mainly attributed to the crypto-currency’s increase in price. Bitcoin price has sky-rocketed and extrapolation of its growth shows that it will continue to increase till the momentous 2040. Moreover, the increase media attention should only increase the already amazing price.  This is because of the demand and supply paradox. Furthermore, I believe further online shops and even ‘physical’ shops would begin introducing Bitcoin, because of the spotlight that the media is shining on it. However, what could this media attention in terms of taxes and the governments? Will governments feel threatened by Bitcoin growth? Will they intervene? If Bitcoin becomes widely accepted, perhaps if it overtakes fiat, can the government find some way to enforce taxes?

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