Topic: Can cryptocurrencies make physical money disappear? - page 4. (Read 1260 times)
It's early to say but it's for sure a possibility. I think regardless society will turn to fully cashless sooner or later due to it's easier manageability, limiting of fraud and tax evasion. At the same time I believe governments will fight against giving up their control over national cashflow.
I think cryptocurrencies will have the possibility to replace fiat or physical money but it will really take some time as our world is not yet fully online...But for those countries that online access is readily available, then it may happen to them. So let see, everything thing is possible anyway.
Yeah but one day it will be possible as growth of bitcoin is getting high now people are mostly educated and they knows bitcoin is being use for online payment. It made life really easy so as it is now new time people are aware of new technologies and they are applying it in their life so make it comfortable. Mow bitcoin is able to pay for thing as money is; bitcoin is going to be the most powerful currency in future. As we can see the cryptocurrencies are still being established in the knowledge, socialization and full utilization of humanity, could the cryptocurrencies cause the use of physical money to be eliminated, is this possible?
I don't think so. Cryptocurrency will remain in the online world and the physical money will remain in the physical world. The government won't allow it especially those who banned cryptocurrency in their country since it doesn't involve tax. 
I think cryptocurrencies will have the possibility to replace fiat or physical money but it will really take some time as our world is not yet fully online...But for those countries that online access is readily available, then it may happen to them. So let see, everything thing is possible anyway.
It is possible to those country that are adopting the crypto currency world or only for few country that are so progressive.
But in our country I don't think so it would be happen because crypto currency is anonymous. Maybe in the future it would be.
But in our country I don't think so it would be happen because crypto currency is anonymous. Maybe in the future it would be.
As we can see the cryptocurrencies are still being established in the knowledge, socialization and full utilization of humanity, could the cryptocurrencies cause the use of physical money to be eliminated, is this possible?
It is possible that cryptocurrency can replace physical money, i think in year 2030. Cryptocurrency is the most important things that year.
As we can see the cryptocurrencies are still being established in the knowledge, socialization and full utilization of humanity, could the cryptocurrencies cause the use of physical money to be eliminated, is this possible?
And what may be the reason for this?
Digital currencies are great since they are giving us good profit from using it to trade to using it as an investment but I think it will only stop there. Digital currencies are still not that fully accepted by the world and in fact, there are countries that are banning bitcoin because of the threat of it. A volatile asset will never replace a physical money since we are just earning some digital currency for us to have a physical money.
As we can see the cryptocurrencies are still being established in the knowledge, socialization and full utilization of humanity, could the cryptocurrencies cause the use of physical money to be eliminated, is this possible?
The answer is obviously no. Cryptocurrencies is developed or created for the sole purpose of using them in the online market. The scenario will be like this: if you are going to buy a coffee in the store, you cannot use crypto because the transaction fee is higher than the cost of coffee. Physical money already existed over thousand years, and it wont be eliminated. For now, cryptocurrency cannot make physical money disappear because there are a lot of skeptics who don't like cryptocurrency. Also unless government agencies start encouraging people to use it, I don't think it can replace money.
Generally people should be interested in using crypto currency. To date, there is no such interest. The community of crypto currency lovers is growing due to the fact that it makes it possible to earn easy money, but this is not the same as introducing crypto currency into real life.
For now, cryptocurrency cannot make physical money disappear because there are a lot of skeptics who don't like cryptocurrency. Also unless government agencies start encouraging people to use it, I don't think it can replace money.
Not really: there will need so many change in society and in technology that it's unlikely it can happen in the next future.
But, who know, may be we all will have a Qrcode tattoed somewhere and will use it to pay... or may be just a chip underskin...
Who knows?
But, who know, may be we all will have a Qrcode tattoed somewhere and will use it to pay... or may be just a chip underskin...
Who knows?
It is impossible! Goverments of every country will not be able to let people not using their currency and to make this happen they are just baning bitcoin 
I think that physical money will disappear inevitably.
Not in ten years, and not in twenty. But in fifty years, maybe the 100 dollar bill is only something for collectors and won't be accepted in stores anymore.
I do not think that fiat money will be replaced by a crypto currency, I assume the dollar itself will be a kind of crypto currency at that date.
Not in ten years, and not in twenty. But in fifty years, maybe the 100 dollar bill is only something for collectors and won't be accepted in stores anymore.
I do not think that fiat money will be replaced by a crypto currency, I assume the dollar itself will be a kind of crypto currency at that date.
honestly, I do not think so. U ever gonna pay tax in bitcoins, or get salary with it I doubt.
But crypto and blockchain will get more and more grip on the world for sure.
But crypto and blockchain will get more and more grip on the world for sure.
As we can see the cryptocurrencies are still being established in the knowledge, socialization and full utilization of humanity, could the cryptocurrencies cause the use of physical money to be eliminated, is this possible?
It was baseball can because crypto is very banned in Indonesia and some other countries but if in some countries that has been legalized bitcoin can happen because without realizing it the government is already supporting bitcoin.
No, cryptocurrencies can’t make physical money or real money to disappear. Yes, bitcoin has a significant amount, and trendy but it can’t eliminate real cash. You are saying that electric cars can eliminate petrol cars. Also, the percentage of people using bitcoin is very minimal among to the people that are using real currency.
I do not think so. These are two different types of money. Perhaps crypto currencies will become more popular than fiat, but the usual tangible money will never disappear. In some cases it is very convenient to use cash.
I don't think this will happen anytime soon, if it will happen at all. Let's face it, not everyone has access to the internet. Moreover and in my humble opinion, BTC and alt coins have certain intricacies that would probably take time to learn. Real money won't really take much to figure out as what you see is what you get when doing transactions unless you're in another country and you'll have to exchange your own money for whatever the national currency is. BTC and alt coins will play roles in the economy but I don't think they have the means to make fiat be removed from circulation.
I would say no, it will not disappear. Because physical money have a role in trading.
As we can see the cryptocurrencies are still being established in the knowledge, socialization and full utilization of humanity, could the cryptocurrencies cause the use of physical money to be eliminated, is this possible?
I think not, I mean cryptocurrencies doesn't even need to replace physical money because it is made for transactions via online and they are very efficient in that manner. Cryptocurrencies would be more acceptable in no time and people might not even use most of the physical money if online transactions become a primary method but I doubt physical money to be totally replaced.
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