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November 16, 2017, 12:41:42 PM
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what are the social and economic impacts cryptocurrencies have ?
and how will this affect third world and poor countries because of their limited access to internet and modern technology?
finance will change with currencies not based on debit of states and banks but based on real value, i see bitcoin as a value carrier (the gold of currencies) and others as multiple application of blockchain, including payment metods.
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November 16, 2017, 12:39:00 PM
#8
what are the social and economic impacts cryptocurrencies have ?
and how will this affect third world and poor countries because of their limited access to internet and modern technology?
If bitcoin becomes as big as we think it can get then it is possible that bitcoin begins to replace the local currencies of poor countries this is going to be revolutionary since people will stop accepting the local currency printed by their governments, this is happening in a lesser scale in countries like Zimbabwe and Venezuela where people prefer to have their money in bitcoin than in the local currency.
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November 16, 2017, 11:48:26 AM
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The impact of cryptocurrency is huge. The vast majority of the world still uses fiat money, or paper money, whatever you want to call it. And it's still the world's reserve currency even though gold is better at storing value for long periods of time. But we're forced to use paper money because it's the only option and the value of the USD has been extremely devalued since the 1920s so it's time to invest my value into BTC.
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November 16, 2017, 10:49:09 AM
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what are the social and economic impacts cryptocurrencies have ?
and how will this affect third world and poor countries because of their limited access to internet and modern technology?
This coin is still premature to make a nation impact the transformation or change of the economy as we know some of them prohibitively or strictly implemented some measures for the use of it to the point that some countries bans the exchanges and coinbase.

Some of the impact is pretty negative and some are positively progressive that's why some countries prohibits or regulated some ICO's and some crypto because some petty criminals are using this for their illegal transactions and Ponzi schemes all because of its feature anonymity.

But because of its transparency it can impact the Government by setting a wallet that is designated for them or for their Department letting them sign the wallet to prove the ownership and the funds thus making it more public eliminating corruption and stealing people's tax.

Another thing is the business, company and banks adaptation towards the blockchain technology making the transaction more efficient, decentralized, public and faster but as I've said it is still premature that needs further developments and improvements.
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November 16, 2017, 10:26:20 AM
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what are the social and economic impacts cryptocurrencies have ?
and how will this affect third world and poor countries because of their limited access to internet and modern technology?

I see two major plausible social and economic impacts:

1) facilitation of p2p business, as it makes it easier for private individuals and small business owners to accept online payments.

2) further enabling of globalization with all its up- and downsides.

In the end I see a net positive for both rich and poor countries, however I'm still not sure who stands to gain the most out of it and at what cost.
Yeah agree on your observation there are of people of my country who are working abroad start to feel the good impact of crypto currency because economical and faster way of money remittances,and small business entrepreneur can accept online payment in where in the world by using crypto currency that means and crypto currency making business a fair place to any body.
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November 16, 2017, 09:56:09 AM
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what are the social and economic impacts cryptocurrencies have ?
and how will this affect third world and poor countries because of their limited access to internet and modern technology?

I see two major plausible social and economic impacts:

1) facilitation of p2p business, as it makes it easier for private individuals and small business owners to accept online payments.

2) further enabling of globalization with all its up- and downsides.

In the end I see a net positive for both rich and poor countries, however I'm still not sure who stands to gain the most out of it and at what cost.
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November 16, 2017, 09:03:57 AM
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I doubt that politicians will want to implement blockchain technology. Many of them are in power only because of election fraud. As to the cryptocurrencies this is a good way for poor countries to have salaries at the level of the which is produced in the developed countries. But it requires certain skills that do not have people in poor countries. Now education has a real price.
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November 16, 2017, 08:53:04 AM
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Cryptocurrencies have a substantial impact on both economic and social development. There have been up and coming projects which aim to provide blockchain solutions to underdeveloped countries in Africa, given that these projects actually make their mark, they are sure to bring an incredible positive change and would help the common people of the nations with all their needs.
Limited technology and accessibility could be the first hurdle here, but with big eyers eyeing down on these projects, it could help out to be a reaching hand to provide basic facilities for the folks.
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November 16, 2017, 08:45:08 AM
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what are the social and economic impacts cryptocurrencies have ?
and how will this affect third world and poor countries because of their limited access to internet and modern technology?
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