Topic: Is Bitcoin for the people or for the corporations? - page 14. (Read 3088 times)
bitcoin doesn't choose who uses it! it is free for all to use it without any restrictions. being an average Joe, or a multinational corporation. that's the beauty of it. the governments may restrict them like some countries that have banned banks from using bitcoin but bitcoin itself will never do that and will remain the same because of its decentralization.
When Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies first came out, everyone were saying that it was for the people to get their financial freedom. Now, it seems like it's being taken over by big financial institutions. Should we be worried?
Being wrong, without stating any reason you believe this and posting about it doesn't make for a good discussion.
No. Why should we worry?
If big financial institutions comes in so what? bitcoin is free, regardless of big or small corporation, individuals to come in. And aren't you grateful if institutional money comes in? that will be positive to the early holders that has endured the bear market.
If big financial institutions comes in so what? bitcoin is free, regardless of big or small corporation, individuals to come in. And aren't you grateful if institutional money comes in? that will be positive to the early holders that has endured the bear market.
Bitcoin is for everyone.
Bitcoin is mean for individual people to use but many corporations adapt and mostly make it to media. You don't see normal people in news unless its about bitcoin scam or corrupt.
When Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies first came out, everyone were saying that it was for the people to get their financial freedom. Now, it seems like it's being taken over by big financial institutions. Should we be worried?
More and more institutional capitals comes to bitcoin, but why people worry. Don't need, any individual can buy, sell or hold it. What is the problem?
When Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies first came out, everyone were saying that it was for the people to get their financial freedom. Now, it seems like it's being taken over by big financial institutions. Should we be worried?
Money back or return for bitcoin organizer is not necessary because Bitcoin Crypto currency Platform obviously is for the people for every one of us and of course we do ourselves to keep it better. however it is a big advantage to Corporation or to the people have a lot of capital to invest because they will live in a wealthy Lifestyle since Birth, So for us being as an ordinary person we keep our best to do in some other aspect to generate income even without capital or even a little capital of bitcoin. we try our best!
When Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies first came out, everyone were saying that it was for the people to get their financial freedom. Now, it seems like it's being taken over by big financial institutions. Should we be worried?
I strongly disagree.. what are you talking about? what big financial institutions are you referring too? of course, more companies and industries are accepting bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies as a form of payment and that is good for everyone... it doesn't mean that they are taking over or building a monopoly. I think we should be happy and excited not worried or scared and moreover, there are a lot more users of bitcoins every year from all over the world
Bitcoin was largely created to serve as a currency which will facilitate easy payments and also enhance the payment systems of businesses, companies, institutions. If it is now being taken by these big corporations, it means a Bitcoin is still on track and achieving its purpose. More companies will soon integrate it into their payments once there is a competition set between the companies using Bitcoin and the non-using companies.
But the first crypto-currencies' millionaires were young men and women who took a risk on a currency no one thought was going to make it mainstream. What happened from then to now?
Cryptocurrency was meant to be a more secure and protected form of payment for consumers. While I think it does have a negative connotation attached to it, the overall concept really is meant for the good of online transactions. This form of payment being more widely accepted, especially by large companies, means that it is doing its job in my opinion.
I think there's a lot more of the "people" holding and using bitcoin than you realize. It does seem like lately a lot of news surrouding bitcoin has a corporate side to it. I think that is more so to do with all the talk around corporate finance and ETF's. Bitcoin and cryptocurrency has been a hot topic in the financial industry and fiancial coporations have all gotten in on the craze one way or another, even if it's that they denounce it's use/mertit.
I simply don't thinik individual use by the every day person is very newsworthy at the moment, so you just don't see or hear it being reported..even though it is going on.
I simply don't thinik individual use by the every day person is very newsworthy at the moment, so you just don't see or hear it being reported..even though it is going on.
Bitcoin was largely created to serve as a currency which will facilitate easy payments and also enhance the payment systems of businesses, companies, institutions. If it is now being taken by these big corporations, it means a Bitcoin is still on track and achieving its purpose. More companies will soon integrate it into their payments once there is a competition set between the companies using Bitcoin and the non-using companies.
When Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies first came out, everyone were saying that it was for the people to get their financial freedom. Now, it seems like it's being taken over by big financial institutions. Should we be worried?
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