For sure BTC is real money. I for example try to buy as much as possible with my BTC holdings
Do not spend your bitcoin too much because it will not help you rich but it will help you to become poor. If you want to have a lot of money and also have a power to buy the things that you want then you should hold your bitcoins for long term because that is how you will earn money and also get a power to buy more things than now. 
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Actually the gov's have very little say, they just don't realize it yet. Its what the people decide it is not the government. Those govt types need to start looking for new jobs and can I suggestthey look in the Crypto sector ha ha
Don't write the governments off like they don't know what Bitcoin is. They are very well aware of what Bitcoin is and how it works, and that they and their corrupted mafia banks are completely outruled. It's not for nothing that certain countries hold a defensive/aggresive stance against Bitcoin. In case of China, they absolutely hate everything that allows people to move wealth from their country to another. Bitcoin is perfectly suitable for that job, and that's exactly why I don't believe China will ever approach Bitcoin in a friendly manner.
why chian should pose a stance agaionst this when other country in asia are not doing the opposite? i mean in japan with bitcoin you could do the same you can move your wealth outside of japan, but still the government accepted it as a currency
Uh-oh, it kinda looks you are neither from China nor Japan
I know that you are from Italy, so it is forgivable that you might not know the history. Japan and China are likely the worst enemies that nations could ever be. And thus it shouldn't be completely ruled out that Japan accepted Bitcoin as a means of payment specifically to spite China. Apart from that, I don't see a lot of reasons why countries should be helping each other when they are in fact more often than not competing between themselves (and sometimes even fighting and killing their folks)
For sure BTC is real money. I for example try to buy as much as possible with my BTC holdings
It's not Money and hopefully never turn into Money. The way it Works is much better compared with Money.
IN some aspect, we can still consider bitcoin as a type of money, an online money. Moreover, many platforms and stores have accepted Bitcoin as a payment method. No matter how you want Bitcoin not to become money, it is now being turned into a real type of money
Actually the gov's have very little say, they just don't realize it yet. Its what the people decide it is not the government. Those govt types need to start looking for new jobs and can I suggestthey look in the Crypto sector ha ha
Don't write the governments off like they don't know what Bitcoin is. They are very well aware of what Bitcoin is and how it works, and that they and their corrupted mafia banks are completely outruled. It's not for nothing that certain countries hold a defensive/aggresive stance against Bitcoin. In case of China, they absolutely hate everything that allows people to move wealth from their country to another. Bitcoin is perfectly suitable for that job, and that's exactly why I don't believe China will ever approach Bitcoin in a friendly manner.
why chian should pose a stance agaionst this when other country in asia are not doing the opposite? i mean in japan with bitcoin you could do the same you can move your wealth outside of japan, but still the government accepted it as a currency
you are forgotting that bitcoin allow also the contrary, to move money from abroad to your country, and i suspect this is the reason why japan decide to allow bitcoin, it can increase the income money
i see bitcoin as a way for country to help each other, by moving funds where are needed
Now that japan has recognized and accepted bitcoin, it will triggered a positive market for the entire crypto currency because this success of bitcoin will benefit the alts also, just recently the XRP is surging and I believe Japan has some big contribution to it.
Actually the gov's have very little say, they just don't realize it yet. Its what the people decide it is not the government. Those govt types need to start looking for new jobs and can I suggestthey look in the Crypto sector ha ha
Don't write the governments off like they don't know what Bitcoin is. They are very well aware of what Bitcoin is and how it works, and that they and their corrupted mafia banks are completely outruled. It's not for nothing that certain countries hold a defensive/aggresive stance against Bitcoin. In case of China, they absolutely hate everything that allows people to move wealth from their country to another. Bitcoin is perfectly suitable for that job, and that's exactly why I don't believe China will ever approach Bitcoin in a friendly manner.
why chian should pose a stance agaionst this when other country in asia are not doing the opposite? i mean in japan with bitcoin you could do the same you can move your wealth outside of japan, but still the government accepted it as a currency
you are forgotting that bitcoin allow also the contrary, to move money from abroad to your country, and i suspect this is the reason why japan decide to allow bitcoin, it can increase the income money
i see bitcoin as a way for country to help each other, by moving funds where are needed
Actually the gov's have very little say, they just don't realize it yet. Its what the people decide it is not the government. Those govt types need to start looking for new jobs and can I suggestthey look in the Crypto sector ha ha
Don't write the governments off like they don't know what Bitcoin is. They are very well aware of what Bitcoin is and how it works, and that they and their corrupted mafia banks are completely outruled. It's not for nothing that certain countries hold a defensive/aggresive stance against Bitcoin. In case of China, they absolutely hate everything that allows people to move wealth from their country to another. Bitcoin is perfectly suitable for that job, and that's exactly why I don't believe China will ever approach Bitcoin in a friendly manner
Essentially the same can be said in respect to Russian government
Some people who are completely unfamiliar with the lay of the land in Russia and who have heard it in Internets that the Russian government is about to start regulating Bitcoin as a sort of "financial product" are going wild with joy as though that meant anything good to Bitcoin. Russia simply can't ban Bitcoin right now since quite a lot of influential countries either openly expressed their support to Bitcoin (Switzerland, Japan, Australia, etc) or show overall friendly attitude toward it (the US and EU, for example), so it is a no-op for them. But this doesn't mean that they won't try to regulate Bitcoin up to a point where it is no longer usable by ordinary people (at least, not in a legal way)
Anything that is being used as a medium of exchange is money. Bitcoin, like gold, is money.
That's right. Because if we are talking about bitcoin, we also talking about money. Bitcoin is another type of currency in which, we can also convert it into philippine money. Similar to the dollar, bitcoin can also buy and sell.
Anything that is being used as a medium of exchange is money. Bitcoin, like gold, is money.
That's right. Because if we are talking about bitcoin, we also talking about money. Bitcoin is another type of currency in which, we can also convert it into philippine money. Similar to the dollar, bitcoin can also buy and sell.
It's not Money and hopefully never turn into Money. The way it Works is much better compared with Money.
IN some aspect, we can still consider bitcoin as a type of money, an online money. Moreover, many platforms and stores have accepted Bitcoin as a payment method. No matter how you want Bitcoin not to become money, it is now being turned into a real type of money Actually the gov's have very little say, they just don't realize it yet. Its what the people decide it is not the government. Those govt types need to start looking for new jobs and can I suggestthey look in the Crypto sector ha ha
Don't write the governments off like they don't know what Bitcoin is. They are very well aware of what Bitcoin is and how it works, and that they and their corrupted mafia banks are completely outruled. It's not for nothing that certain countries hold a defensive/aggresive stance against Bitcoin. In case of China, they absolutely hate everything that allows people to move wealth from their country to another. Bitcoin is perfectly suitable for that job, and that's exactly why I don't believe China will ever approach Bitcoin in a friendly manner.
Its not to say that they dont know about bitcoin or understand it. Is that they can only do so much about the decentralized movement. When decentralization starts to really catch on (exchanges, marketplaces, anonymity) they will have less and less power.
The kicker is sooner or later tax revenues will plummet. Stop for a minute and imagine the consequences of that.
It's not Money and hopefully never turn into Money. The way it Works is much better compared with Money.
Money and investment, that's bitcoin. For short term bitcoin can be used for buying goods transactions online, or exchange bitcoin to fiat. For future, bitcoin is a good choice in addition to precious metals or properties. Bitcoin can work better ie, trading to altcoins.
Anything that is being used as a medium of exchange is money. Bitcoin, like gold, is money.
That's right. Because if we are talking about bitcoin, we also talking about money. Bitcoin is another type of currency in which, we can also convert it into philippine money. Similar to the dollar, bitcoin can also buy and sell.
This post began in 2010. It is interesting to see the changes in attitude over 6 or 7 years. Governments rule on what is is according to what benefits them at the time.
Some say money, some say property. It is what is is!
Some say money, some say property. It is what is is!
Well if we considere this, it is what it is then Bitcoin is a currency. from the whitepaper, and definition, Bitcoin is a peer to peer electronic currency. And now it is being considered as payment method and money by different countries like Japan, Philippines and soon by Australia. Another good thing with bitcoin is it can be use as store of value too
Since Bitcoin is not really accepted as money by other countries by definition that is more like an asset or commodity. So we can say that Bitcoin functions like money and also known as digital currency that is used as a medium of exchange or transactions especially in online world.
Anything that is being used as a medium of exchange is money. Bitcoin, like gold, is money.
That's right. Because if we are talking about bitcoin, we also talking about money. Bitcoin is another type of currency in which, we can also convert it into philippine money. Similar to the dollar, bitcoin can also buy and sell.
Anything that is being used as a medium of exchange is money. Bitcoin, like gold, is money.
That's right. Because if we are talking about bitcoin, we also talking about money. Bitcoin is another type of currency in which, we can also convert it into philippine money. Similar to the dollar, bitcoin can also buy and sell.
Yes bitcoin is an online money, you can use it to purchase items and get paid through it. many users are investing in btc for the hope to earn because of its flactuating price. it only need to be widely accepted so many people would recognize it.
i agree with you because until now, there is still few place or country that allow bitcoin to used for payment or for buying something in real life and bitcoin is only available in online so if we want to buy something by online, i think we can found store that will accepting bitcoin as the payment. but i realize, in online store, there is still a few store that accepting bitcoin but i am sure that in the future, bitcoin will be accepted in every where.
i think, 10 years later every shops will accept bitcoin. may be some countries are not
Actually the gov's have very little say, they just don't realize it yet. Its what the people decide it is not the government. Those govt types need to start looking for new jobs and can I suggestthey look in the Crypto sector ha ha
Don't write the governments off like they don't know what Bitcoin is. They are very well aware of what Bitcoin is and how it works, and that they and their corrupted mafia banks are completely outruled. It's not for nothing that certain countries hold a defensive/aggresive stance against Bitcoin. In case of China, they absolutely hate everything that allows people to move wealth from their country to another. Bitcoin is perfectly suitable for that job, and that's exactly why I don't believe China will ever approach Bitcoin in a friendly manner.
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