Topic: Hello All :) - page 2. (Read 1223 times)
Welcome to the community!
Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. Glad to be a part of the community.
Hello 
I have to agree with Glizlack.
I think the gov'ts and banks want to kill or destroy anything they can not control and profit off of.
Jerry
I think the gov'ts and banks want to kill or destroy anything they can not control and profit off of.
Jerry
I think bitcoin scares the centralized banks and the government, as they can not control and manipulate. I for see more attempts buy countries to band the currency.
What do the rest of you think?
What do the rest of you think?
Agree. The governments have very limited control on bitcoin, and they are certainly not happy about that.
welcome to the forums.
enjoy the kool-aid!
I disagree about public ledger, but you are right it will certainly have its strongpoints.. I guess peopl with nothing to hide will welcome it, and others... well lets just say they wont heh
enjoy the kool-aid!
I disagree about public ledger, but you are right it will certainly have its strongpoints.. I guess peopl with nothing to hide will welcome it, and others... well lets just say they wont heh
The cool thing is with the blockchain you can track government spending if they was using bitcoins or a like coin. Makes things much more transparent doesn't it. So we know the odds of getting most politicians to approve that is right around 0%. Hopefully more small countries become much more accountable then force the larger ones into with public pressure from seeing the results in other countries.
We can dream can't we lol
Steve
We can dream can't we lol
Steve
I think bitcoin scares the centralized banks and the government, as they can not control and manipulate. I for see more attempts buy countries to band the currency.
What do the rest of you think?
What do the rest of you think?
I have to agree with you. The anonymity and inability for nations or federal banks to control it invokes fear in many nations. However, if Bitcoin manages to garnish more attention by the citizens of those nations ( which I am confident will happen ) the governments, banks, corporations, etc. that fear it must accept it. Despite different forms of government, Democracy, even in its most primitive roots, shall prevail. Even if countries ban Bitcoin, new cryptocurrencies such as Darkcoin and Zerocoin so on and so forth, will permeate the very networks and exchanges they have attempted to eradicate Bitcoin from. It is a near-futile attempt. Long live Bitcoin
I think bitcoin scares the centralized banks and the government, as they can not control and manipulate. I for see more attempts buy countries to band the currency.
What do the rest of you think?
What do the rest of you think?
Hi everyone,
I started out using Bitcoin in 2013 and have been enjoying the ride so far. I really think Bitcoin will be changing the world and am more excited about the network and the applications of something as powerful as the blockchain rather than simply the price of the bitcoin currency itself.
I feel that the entire idea of a global, public ledger will help the world become more united and usher in a new era of people feeling as if they are citizens of the planet versus just citizens of a specific country or state.
Thanks for reading.
I started out using Bitcoin in 2013 and have been enjoying the ride so far. I really think Bitcoin will be changing the world and am more excited about the network and the applications of something as powerful as the blockchain rather than simply the price of the bitcoin currency itself.
I feel that the entire idea of a global, public ledger will help the world become more united and usher in a new era of people feeling as if they are citizens of the planet versus just citizens of a specific country or state.
Thanks for reading.
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