I was thinking: governments should adopt the benefits of blockchain for its citizens and with stable value. Digitalize their economies suing bitcoin.
I think it is extremely unfair for 0,5% to own 90% of world economy because they took a risk in a technology, without contributing anything. And bitcoin is really too limited to be a world currency, a better version needs to arise for global usage.
Topic: Should governments set up crypto netweorks to eliminate early adopter advantage? (Read 172 times)
November 10, 2017, 07:55:42 AM
November 10, 2017, 07:47:56 AM
A lot of people earn on pair USD/EURO. So for them they are not currencies they are assets for sure. I think that approach depends on the areas of business.
November 10, 2017, 07:45:57 AM
The early adopters have advantage because they have taken the risk to invest is some cryptocurrency when nobody else was interested in.With the risk comes the reward.
I guess that by "value" you mean the price.I don`t believe that a cryptocurrency with limited or even fixed price can exist.The people wouldn`t want to buy it,because most of them buy cryptos only for speculative profits.
I guess that by "value" you mean the price.I don`t believe that a cryptocurrency with limited or even fixed price can exist.The people wouldn`t want to buy it,because most of them buy cryptos only for speculative profits.
November 10, 2017, 07:26:02 AM
I think after the birth of cryptocurrency, governments should at some point create egalitarian cryptocurrencies, where citizens could invest freely, with equal access.
And value should be limited, so the cryptocurrencies stay currencies, not assets.
And value should be limited, so the cryptocurrencies stay currencies, not assets.
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