Topic: How Bitcoin hits the national currency system? (Read 127 times)
I think bitcoin is own digital money system which is not hitting any other national currency and it is good for those people who are able to use it so it is not forcing any one to must come and it is not harmful fort the economy as well so i believe that bitcoin is the good money and i am buying this coin in the present time i have to wait for the right time and the demand of this currency is increasing over time while look at the current movement it will clear to you that it is not hitting any national currency.
Bitcoin as a revolutionary coin is to be used by the ordinary people who have less trust to the government and will take away the financial power from the elites like bankers who is manipulating and oppressing the right of its citizens privacy and abuses from corrupt officials for money. It is made for that purpose, but at this moment we can’t see if it nearly hits its goal. It is possible to achieve is a big question and lot of efforts to be done.
Recently, I have read some introductions about bitcoin and other p2p currencies. I still don't understand them. I may be unaware of myself, or some do not understand the principle of their specific impact on the national currency.
this is a very good question, who can explain this for more detail??? Recently, I have read some introductions about bitcoin and other p2p currencies. I still don't understand them. I may be unaware of myself, or some do not understand the principle of their specific impact on the national currency.
National currency controls by some goverment, bitcoin doesnt belong to somebody. You can change it if you have more than 51% of power.
Recently, I have read some introductions about bitcoin and other p2p currencies. I still don't understand them. I may be unaware of myself, or some do not understand the principle of their specific impact on the national currency.
Issue currency is a kind of special power, generally belong to the central banks of all countries. This kind of power has many benefits. It can control the currency only for macro-control. Issuing currency can also be the same. Of course, the central bank issued a unified currency indeed also avoid a lot of fraud, disputes, reducing the commercial transaction costs due to mistrust. Bitcoin (in theory) replaced the currency system.
Recently, I have read some introductions about bitcoin and other p2p currencies. I still don't understand them. I may be unaware of myself, or some do not understand the principle of their specific impact on the national currency.
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