Topic: How can we improve our country by Bitcoin? (Read 208 times)

This is a very sensitive topic that definitely would be of good help in educating people. Most times it's not all about the government allowing for buying and selling using Bitcoin as a means of payment but there are some other areas as mentioned by OP but it is unfortunate that OP plagiarised and failed to reference from wherever he or she got it from.

This is the case of newbies here. Plagiarising without citing their source of information making it looks like they wrote it all. Very funny though but OP used AI according to a reply on this thread.

Looking at tourism for instance, Bitcoin when accepted in a country with abundance of tourist attractions, it attracts tourists to that nations as they would pay in Bitcoin thereby increasing the traffic into the country creating a major source of revenue for the country and her citizens.

You have pointed out some good points here idk from where you picked them up but they are so accurate like the main pain points. Well, my POV about these are, every country has there own rules and agendas. According to which one can say something about the usage of BTC to make the country a better one.

And in my country we could use the BTC blockchain technology to reduce the corruption level because from top to bottom each and every person in authority (excluding only) are looting taxes and other money. Well, other than this, i will use the BTC for the same reason that are too accurate you mentioned here.

In those countries where corruption is rampant, sorry to say that even if Bitcoin's a great asset. It cannot solve a government affairs that have been existing since the age of time.

And OP, that's how corruption works and with each individual that isn't honest. That's going to pass on if you don't correct the wrongdoing for which what you just did.

You didn't give credit to the source after you've made this thread. Nice find done by cantsay.

I think it's about time that plagiarism should include any  kind of text generated from these AI bots to get the ban hammer at work if proof is provided like in this case!

Great catch Cantsay!

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Perhaps locking the thread is the noble thing to do at this point..

I'm all for Bitcoin and I'm far from the ultimate realist but we're talking about an invention in digital money, not an era-defining, evolution-altering invention.

Bitcoin can't improve countries, relevant policies with sound implementation do. Education, healthcare, economy. Not Bitcoin. Hell, Bitcoin can't even change a person's life until he uses it properly.

Tool, in the right hands, remember?

The first mistake you do being a newbie while joining the forum is in your negligence to read the forum's rules and regulations, ignorance is not an excuse for going against the rule, you just plagiarised and you make it appears as if you're the original writer of the contents to what you just posted, yet you feels like nothing bad inserting the link even when it has been clearly presented to you that you plagiarized, am sure if you do nothing about this will end your journey on bitcointalk because you will definitely be banned permanently if you fail to realize your mistake.

That means Op thread is pure plagiarism and which liable to be ban. Cantsay this is a good catch. Op was trying to play a smart game but he was caught on the act. It is for the moderators to act on it. Wether to leave or ban him. And let me dwell on the number which says, "Cross-Border Trade", when I have not known bitcoin I really suffered to make payment with the fiat currency, mostly for shopping and shipping of goods from outside country. But today that I have known bitcoin everything became simple to me with no extra charges for transactions.

It's possible if the leaders in your country fund the country's money to invest in Bitcoin and after the positive result in the long run they should use that money to establish the country, as you can see this is another easy said than done.

Is the country going to invest a dime in Bitcoin? That's a big question, because most countries believe that Bitcoin will shift the attention of their citizens away from Fiat and into Bitcoin only.

Another thing is, after the rewards from Bitcoin comes, maybe few years later, will the leaders of the country start using the fund to establish the country? Politicians are ninety nine percent corrupt, only one out of 1000 are sincere,  this is something that can be possible if someone like Gandhi is alive.

Good to know that someone took the time to research whether the post is coming from an AI platform or can just be copied somewhere. I assume that the policy of BTT means that anything coming from ChatGPT should be categorized as plagiarism and is never allowed in this forum. Anyway, on the topic, we can all see how Bitcoin is helping the country of El Salvador as the first country to adopt Bitcoin on a nationwide scale.

You could either invest time in honing your writing skills or explore other pursuits that you genuinely like. Trying to excel in a task you find uninteresting, like copying from ChatGPT, won't make you successful in the long run. So either practice or just focus on endeavors that truly resonate with your passion and creativity.

Even if you get this answer from ChatGPT, let me explain point number 1, this is something unbanked people cannot do. Actually Bitcoin cannot provide financial services like what is offered by banking. Bitcoins can only be used for faster, secure, and anonymous transfers, and that's about it. If someone is saving their money in Bitcoin, it means they are prepared that the value of their asset will decrease significantly (or increase significantly) and because of this volatility unbanked people are not advised to save their money in Bitcoin.
Especially in developing countries, unbanked people still depend on fiat which is much easier to use compared to Bitcoin, because it doesn't require internet and smartphones where access is quite difficult there. And for the underbanked, they can also get loans from banks easily with the land, buildings or other assets they own. Even though there are some platforms that provide loans with Bitcoin, it is still quite difficult for some people.
And for this reason actually Bitcoin and banking are 2 things that complement each other, not to replace one another because both have different functions and have their own advantages.

First glance at the thread already gives off the vibe of an AI generated thread.

And on searching “ How can we improve our country by Bitcoin?” which is the title of the thread on chatGPT I got this response.





Some AI users still try to toggle with some words to try to make it look like human writing word but the Op just copied and pasted everything. Op, if you think you’re going to earn merit by using chatbots to generate posts then you better reconsider it because even if you’re successful in getting the merits be rest assured that one day you’ll be discovered and your account will be tagged depending on how severe your AI written posts were. Like if your used it to receive payment from any sig camp.

The best advice I have for you now Op is to take to time and learn about bitcoin it will help you more than this AI that you’re relying on.

Using Bitcoin to improve a country involves several potential avenues, but it's important to note that the effectiveness of these approaches can vary depending on the country's economic, social, and regulatory context. Here are some ways in which Bitcoin could potentially contribute to a country's improvement:

1. Financial Inclusion: Bitcoin could provide access to financial services for people who are unbanked or underbanked, enabling them to send, receive, and store money without the need for traditional banks.

2. Remittances: Bitcoin could streamline international remittance processes, reducing fees and transaction times for cross-border transfers.

3. Economic Growth: Embracing Bitcoin-related technologies could attract investment and innovation in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space, fostering economic growth and job creation.

4. Transparency and Accountability: Utilizing blockchain technology, which underlies Bitcoin, could enhance transparency and accountability in areas such as supply chains, government spending, and voting systems.

5. Reducing Corruption: Blockchain's tamper-proof nature could help reduce corruption by providing an immutable record of transactions and activities.

6. Fundraising and Investment: Countries could utilize Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) or Security Token Offerings (STOs) to raise capital for infrastructure projects or other public initiatives.

7. Monetary Policy: In countries with unstable or hyperinflated currencies, Bitcoin could serve as a store of value and an alternative to the local currency.

8. Cross-Border Trade: Bitcoin can facilitate cross-border trade by providing a common medium of exchange that's not tied to any specific country's currency.

9. Education and Research: Investing in educational initiatives and research related to blockchain and cryptocurrencies could position a country as a leader in this emerging field.

10. Regulatory Framework: Developing clear and balanced regulations around cryptocurrencies can attract responsible businesses and investors while minimizing risks associated with fraud and illicit activities.

However, it's important to approach these possibilities with caution. The volatility of Bitcoin's value, regulatory uncertainties, potential for misuse, and the need for proper education and awareness should all be considered. Implementing any of these ideas would require careful planning, collaboration with experts, and adaptability to changing circumstances.