Topic: IRANIAN,s Pilot Cryptocurency is launched (Read 151 times)
This is a very fashionable trend for many countries. And Iran is no exception. Remember Venezuela with their national cryptocurrency. At the same time, these currencies turn out to be centralised, which is fundamentally contrary to the principles of the cryptocurrency world.
Well, I heard many good people on technology & science coming from Iranian. So, I hope they can more open-minded about Bitcoin and another cryptocurrency. Based on that article, it seems they banned Bitcoin but want to adopt the Blockchain technology for their banking system. That issue also happened in my country. 
Beautiful words from the authorities of the totalitarian regime. Once the crypto currency is a threat to their regime - immediately followed by a ban and the fight against new technologies. But in the end they will lose and the future will come sooner than they think
Another centralized coin with only one aim of controlling every transaction in the country
My thoughts exactly. That's just simple, blunt opportunism from this so called "government" or rather mobsters and criminals?I do hope that their coin will hit rock bottom, taking few banksters along with it. It looks so damn stupid and futile now but I got a feeling there will be some "investors" there, sad but true... I wish you pain and suffering, all the worst for new Iranian crypto-scam
I hope they have better coders than their maintenance teams at the minister of disinformation and technology
Iran hit by global cyber attack that left U.S. flag on screens
Another centralized coin with only one aim of controlling every transaction in the country after they just banned fiat exchanges and taken steps against bitcoin also.
Their own currency is going down the same as the bolivar and they want to prop it up the same futile way.
Iran hit by global cyber attack that left U.S. flag on screens
Another centralized coin with only one aim of controlling every transaction in the country after they just banned fiat exchanges and taken steps against bitcoin also.
Their own currency is going down the same as the bolivar and they want to prop it up the same futile way.
The power of cryptocurrency can offer a lot of hope and freedom, but also be a safe haven for nefarious scams and a front for manipulation. It's up to us to try to tell the difference.
Yesterday 28/March 2018 YJC reported: Azari Jahromi Iranian minister of information and communications technology said banning bitcoin and cryprocurrencies from Iran central bank for banking system and exchanges is not meanning limitation and banning use of cryptocurrncy and blockchain in our internal development.
He said we joint before institute of information and communications technology with Iran central bank finance and money research institute and plus Iran Post bank for blockchain project, and on last week meeting to check progress I found Iran cryptocurency is launched as pilot.
News Source:
http://cashtalk.ir/forum/showthread.php?t=91&p=128#post128
He said we joint before institute of information and communications technology with Iran central bank finance and money research institute and plus Iran Post bank for blockchain project, and on last week meeting to check progress I found Iran cryptocurency is launched as pilot.
News Source:
http://cashtalk.ir/forum/showthread.php?t=91&p=128#post128
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