Topic: Is bitcoin a "private" currency? - page 9. (Read 2436 times)
I think we cannot say bitcoin private or public in a sense that it is available to everyone but also we need to buy it in order to have one
But I heard some people. bitcoin is probably a private currency because he is not held by the government and has no taxes. so personally called a personal currency.
I think it is wrong to call bitcoin a "private" currency.
On the contrary, imo bitcoin is much more of a public currency that any national currency is.
Yes bitcoin is a common currency that accepted by so many countries world wide and aside of being a digital currency it can be used also as an investment and might become more profitable once the market price is increasing.
Whoever invented bitcoin, it has nothing to do with those who own it today. In fact, this is the newest financial instrument, which is much more profitable than the American dollar. In fact, this is a private currency, the owner can raise and lower himself as he pleases, constantly receiving income (since he plays tagged cards)
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I think Bitcoin is not a private currency. The holders, investors in bitcoin now public. At first the knowledge about bitcoin was hide and look personal or private currency. But it is very sorrow that, now all the public start to invest in bitcoin.It's call as a public currency.
It's not the private currency, if your question is targeted on ownership of bitcoin. It doesn't belong to only one person or group of persons. It belongs to everyone who can use it. And it's being made with intention to have some general public role so that everyone who can afford it or earn it, can use it. At least I see it like that.
Also if you think about the privacy of the user this is also very relative question because if you are a bitcoin user you can't fully protect your privacy and use bitcoin completely anonimously.
Also if you think about the privacy of the user this is also very relative question because if you are a bitcoin user you can't fully protect your privacy and use bitcoin completely anonimously.
I think bitcoin is not a private currency, because the bitcoin currency of the people because now many people use bitcoin for currency, but not personal currency.
Yeah you are right
I am also agree with you
Bitcoin is less private than an ATM transaction. It is pseudoanonymous, but you can trace BTC with a little effort.
Privacy coins like Dash, Verge, Monero, Zcash are better options for privacy.
Or you can try using a BTC mixer, but then you have to trust the people mixing for you...
Privacy coins like Dash, Verge, Monero, Zcash are better options for privacy.
Or you can try using a BTC mixer, but then you have to trust the people mixing for you...
No bitcoin is not private currency, because many people using this currency. Sadly government did not support this currency
For me Bitcoin is not private in the fact that its decentralized and anyone interested on it is welcome to use and join it. But no matter what let just take it as a private currency to have our privacy.
No it's not at ALL. Especially if skilled people are trying to uncover who you are. Hopefully we can fix this.
I think it is wrong to call bitcoin a "private" currency.
On the contrary, imo bitcoin is much more of a public currency that any national currency is.
It is public since the public owns the nodes and miners. Although they are considered by state as private individuals.
I think bitcoin is not a private currency. It is a decentralized currency though. I believe satoshi nakamoto want bitcoin transparent, so everyone can trace every transactions of bitcoin.
If you interested in private currency, you may want to look into private coins like XMR or XVG.
If you interested in private currency, you may want to look into private coins like XMR or XVG.
I think it is wrong to call bitcoin a "private" currency.
On the contrary, imo bitcoin is much more of a public currency that any national currency is.
It depends on what you call "private" but, if it's the same as we all understand in the English language then I'm tempted to ask "how can a currency be private ?". We interchangeably use money as it moves from person to person so how can it be private?
I think it is wrong to call bitcoin a "private" currency.
On the contrary, imo bitcoin is much more of a public currency that any national currency is.
Bitcoin should be as public as it can be.
I think it is wrong to call bitcoin a "private" currency.
On the contrary, imo bitcoin is much more of a public currency that any national currency is.
No.Bitcoin isn't private currency. This is world wide currency. Many people used this currency. I think so bitcoin is world wide business. So I there for it's public currency.
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