Topic: Kick against btc now and regret in future. - page 12. (Read 3503 times)
I do not agree with this opinion. Right now, when Bitcoin is at the lowest rate for this year it is necessary to buy.
We cannot force everyone who cannot adopt this technology. Others will regret in the future as bitcoin will grow and I think more users adopt this platform. It will accept globally as others cannot embrace this system.
I think if time comes that bitcoin will be accepted globally,then surely those countries who had banned bitcoin will have high chances of changing their minds and embrace bitcoin as a new currency.They will also see the benefits of having bitcoin around just like those countries who had already adopted bitcoin. 
Money is what the society accepts to be money. Human history has seen so many transformations when it comes to the subject of money.From barter trade to fiat money and now digital currency. But some nations are so rigid to change.well they will all regret soon because no country can stop cryptocurrency.
Well, we can't totally conclude or blame their government on that issue because we do have different perspective on this type of industry we are up into. Maybe some will regret but also some will be remain contented on the type of currency they currently have. It is just that people are always minding about the innovation but do not practically appreciate the real essence of its existence that is why it comes up into a good idea into a negative idea because the innovation also became a big factor affecting the people's behavior that maybe the reason why other country is avoiding the acceptance of crypto in their society. 
We cannot force everyone who cannot adopt this technology. Others will regret in the future as bitcoin will grow and I think more users adopt this platform. It will accept globally as others cannot embrace this system.
I agree 100% with you.
The U.S. took a mature stance on it seeing everything that is going on and comparing it with the possibilities of the future, smart move. Other countries should follow as soon as possible or of course they will regret.
A lot of people will regret too probably. But there isn't too many people who is willing to take risks.
The U.S. took a mature stance on it seeing everything that is going on and comparing it with the possibilities of the future, smart move. Other countries should follow as soon as possible or of course they will regret.
A lot of people will regret too probably. But there isn't too many people who is willing to take risks.
change is a norm and it is constant, no matter how hard you fight a revolutionary change, you will be force to embrace it, soon Bitcoin will be accepted globally, thou this might require some regulation and control from government globally, but at the end it will become accepted by all. As Bitcoin is bringing in a major solution to the world.
Well any wise nation looking for means to grow it economy must embrace bitcoin and other digital currencies due to the fact that the blockchain has the capacity to transform any countries economy do to it advanced way of carrying out financial transactions. And any country who will not embrace this will defiantly leave to regret it.
Hopefully after some time every country will adapt because there will be too many people using BTC. Interesting what changes would come for the world. A more scientific approach, more individualistic and hopefully a world with less misery.
What need now is time. Time will make all countries realize that adoption of digital currency is inevitable. Time will also show them how cryptos will be beneficial for everybody. Let's have patience and not loose trust in crypto specially in bitcoin.
At Bucket we think a lot about the timeline towards a cashless society. What are your thoughts about timeline? Will cash be around for 10,20, or 100 years?
What need now is time. Time will make all countries realize that adoption of digital currency is inevitable. Time will also show them how cryptos will be beneficial for everybody. Let's have patience and not loose trust in crypto specially in bitcoin.
At Bucket we think a lot about the timeline towards a cashless society. What are your thoughts about timeline? Will cash be around for 10,20, or 100 years?
Money is what the society accepts to be money. Human history has seen so many transformations when it comes to the subject of money.From barter trade to fiat money and now digital currency. But some nations are so rigid to change.well they will all regret soon because no country can stop cryptocurrency.
Totally agree. The decentralized nature of cryptocurrency will ensure a global presence that will defy regulation. Money will shift as economies bend towards digital and then there will be major changes among governments towards digital currency.
Of course I agree. They already regret that they did not take it seriously from the moment of its appearance, and in the future, when Bitcoin recognizes the IMF, its status will increase significantly and they will regret it even more!!!
No one can know that. We're not psychics, not prophets. People taking a calculated risk. Investment is always a risk. The market is unstable. Perhaps they will have to regret, and perhaps Vice versa.
Money is what the society accepts to be money. Human history has seen so many transformations when it comes to the subject of money.From barter trade to fiat money and now digital currency. But some nations are so rigid to change.well they will all regret soon because no country can stop cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin can replace money in the future, if peoples accept it too, like money. Although some countries still banning cryptocurrency,
i don't think they will keep banning forever. Someday they will allow the peoples to use crypto because it has already used around the world.
Money is what the society accepts to be money. Human history has seen so many transformations when it comes to the subject of money.From barter trade to fiat money and now digital currency. But some nations are so rigid to change.well they will all regret soon because no country can stop cryptocurrency.
Just like the internet, btc will be forever.
Back in the day I remember people saying how we shouldn't use the internet for more than 1-2 hours a day
very much inspiring article and also very true. Countries those banning bitcoin and still thing to do it may going to regret very soon.
There is nothing to regret there is still a lot of time before it's too late to get involved with bitcoin. We are in the early stages of bitcoin and we are very far from mass adoption that you can consider too late to be able to make a pioneer but not too long to be able to use bitcoin. For the initial user in a few years from now the window will be closed immediately. 
Money is what the society accepts to be money. Human history has seen so many transformations when it comes to the subject of money.From barter trade to fiat money and now digital currency. But some nations are so rigid to change.well they will all regret soon because no country can stop cryptocurrency.
Just like the internet, btc will be forever.
Back in the day I remember people saying how we shouldn't use the internet for more than 1-2 hours a day
As an innovation in digital currency, bitcoin cannot be stopped as a future payment instrument, which can be used for transactions around the world. Even for some investors, bitcoin is considered a must-have asset because of its extraordinary growth rate. If there are still countries that reject bitcoin, that means rejecting change. The phenomenon of bitcoin is a sure thing, so rejecting bitcoin can regret it in the future.
I think they are not rigid. In order to be able to accept the electricity bills themselves countries have to do a lot of research, consult experts, people. Moreover, nowadays cryptocurrency is not perfect, it has many disadvantages. In the future I do not know what will happen, but now some countries do not accept cryptocurrency I think it is reasonable.
Now many large companies are already investing in Bitcoin. No doubt they will get a good profit. So I agree with that statement.
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