Yes i do beilive that someday we will use the crypto currencies as a money in the near future and also innovation felt so good when they do it because it made our lives much more easier and not bring any big money physically
how it may come that in the near future the future money is this so as i can see a lot of speculations also about this currency that someday fiat money or the traditional may changed for me its a no, but the future money as this currency buy itself it has the possibility that it may happen cause we see the technology are in the next level of. 
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the money in the future is certainly the longer it will be more practical and simple as more advanced technology usually people increasingly don't want to hard-especially in the matter of payment. Thus it looks like altcoin is one practical way in the system of money in the future.
It's silly to argue that a crypto currency can change the system of social order. It can largely squeeze ordinary money from circulation, and no more. The usual money went and will go as long as there are states that print them. The banking system in the near and distant future will also exist as a financial instrument of the state. The change of all this due to the development of the crypto currency is a myth. States allow the existence of a crypto currency, until it affects their interests. As soon as a serious conflict begins between them, the states unite and the crypto-currency will be outlawed under the fear of criminal liability for engaging in it. This activity is difficult to track on the Internet, but all this depends on the desire of the state, which has extensive methods of coercion.
so I worry about the future of the crypto currency. transactions of crypto currency are not tracked and therefore the state loses its profit-tax. and states will never give up profits. 
Crypto is the future but who knows for how long? It'd be interesting to see what the next step in the evolution of money would be. 
Or if we'll live to it yet, ha!
Or if we'll live to it yet, ha! 
Yes i do beilive that someday we will use the crypto currencies as a money in the near future and also innovation felt so good when they do it because it made our lives much more easier and not bring any big money physically
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It's doubtful that it would work. The banking system, governments rather not allow the loss of control over money. Unless they release their own cryptocurrency, which they will be able to control. For now, crypto will be an alternative payment method despite the disadvantages of the current monetary system.
I agree with you, in spite of the advantages of the crypto currency, the authorities will do their best to keep the existing state of affairs, having access to the printing press. At the same time, those states that understand the advantages of crypto-currencies will develop more successfully, so this is a matter of time.
Well, hopefully we don't need to wait so long to see where it is heading. If they manage to make any decisions now Q1 2018 then EU/UK nations have probably something like 24 months time from that to enforce those regulations and since no country wants to be first to risk of suffering from it then I would guess we will see them practised no earlier than 2020.
http://nordic.businessinsider.com/anti-money-laundering-cryptocurrencies-regulation-eu-uk-identity-2017-12?r=UK&IR=T
It's doubtful that it would work. The banking system, governments rather not allow the loss of control over money. Unless they release their own cryptocurrency, which they will be able to control. For now, crypto will be an alternative payment method despite the disadvantages of the current monetary system.
I agree with you, in spite of the advantages of the crypto currency, the authorities will do their best to keep the existing state of affairs, having access to the printing press. At the same time, those states that understand the advantages of crypto-currencies will develop more successfully, so this is a matter of time.
i am positive that someday cryptocurrency will be the future of our money system. there will be no paper money instead all transactions will be digital. our world is evolving towards the digital age so as our money system. there will come a time that our debit cards / atm cards will all be imbedded in our thumb prints or maybe to make more secure our DNA can also be used as an added security, but no doubt our future money will be this cryptocurrencies which will be regulated by the government for proper payment of taxes.
We can not deny that the crypto currency is really an amazing thing that happens in our time, but speculation about the elimination of fiat money through it is unlikely to believe, since it is under the government, and the crypto currency is independent of authority.
Crypto is the beginning of an alternative monetary system. The next stage in the evolution of money.
A system where (crypto) currencies are actually forced to compete for market share. What a concept!
Government-backed currencies have operated as monopolies for far too long. There's no innovation. Fiat money is simply a blunt tool for controlling people.
Crypto gives me hope that we can build a better system... and eventually end the central banking system.
I'm not alone in that hope. Millions of people are now betting on crypto to change the world.
I believe this is what's really fueling crypto's rise. The widespread desire for a system that is fundamentally different and better.
Sure, speculation and profit-seeking play a role. But people don't just invest in crypto... They join it, like it's a movement.
So the next time you hear somebody mention tulips, bubbles and crypto in the same sentence, consider giving them a different perspective.
A system where (crypto) currencies are actually forced to compete for market share. What a concept!
Government-backed currencies have operated as monopolies for far too long. There's no innovation. Fiat money is simply a blunt tool for controlling people.
Crypto gives me hope that we can build a better system... and eventually end the central banking system.
I'm not alone in that hope. Millions of people are now betting on crypto to change the world.
I believe this is what's really fueling crypto's rise. The widespread desire for a system that is fundamentally different and better.
Sure, speculation and profit-seeking play a role. But people don't just invest in crypto... They join it, like it's a movement.
So the next time you hear somebody mention tulips, bubbles and crypto in the same sentence, consider giving them a different perspective.
It's doubtful that it would work. The banking system, governments rather not allow the loss of control over money. Unless they release their own cryptocurrency, which they will be able to control. For now, crypto will be an alternative payment method despite the disadvantages of the current monetary system.
Crypto is the beginning of an alternative monetary system. The next stage in the evolution of money.
A system where (crypto) currencies are actually forced to compete for market share. What a concept!
Government-backed currencies have operated as monopolies for far too long. There's no innovation. Fiat money is simply a blunt tool for controlling people.
Crypto gives me hope that we can build a better system... and eventually end the central banking system.
I'm not alone in that hope. Millions of people are now betting on crypto to change the world.
I believe this is what's really fueling crypto's rise. The widespread desire for a system that is fundamentally different and better.
Sure, speculation and profit-seeking play a role. But people don't just invest in crypto... They join it, like it's a movement.
So the next time you hear somebody mention tulips, bubbles and crypto in the same sentence, consider giving them a different perspective.
Well, we must put into consideration that there a lot of people who don't trust something they don't hold. The intangibility (virtuality) of cryptocurrency sways away people who prefer holding real currencies. A system where (crypto) currencies are actually forced to compete for market share. What a concept!
Government-backed currencies have operated as monopolies for far too long. There's no innovation. Fiat money is simply a blunt tool for controlling people.
Crypto gives me hope that we can build a better system... and eventually end the central banking system.
I'm not alone in that hope. Millions of people are now betting on crypto to change the world.
I believe this is what's really fueling crypto's rise. The widespread desire for a system that is fundamentally different and better.
Sure, speculation and profit-seeking play a role. But people don't just invest in crypto... They join it, like it's a movement.
So the next time you hear somebody mention tulips, bubbles and crypto in the same sentence, consider giving them a different perspective.
Any system generally works as long as there is a mutual trust towards that system. Money is not that old invention, it was originally invented to store your wealth and do trades more easy way.
Even still you can see people trading their old furnitures, lamps and decoration to bags of coffee and whatnot since they don't feel comfortable of asking money or for them getting few bills from their old furnitures would be boring or too much like business.
My grandparents were farmers, it was not uncommon to trade part of your crop to other useful assets with your neighbor. Same happens still in many parts of the world. They don't have so much understanding what money even is. You cannot eat money.
The biggest threat i see in cryptocurrencies is the same as in money. Too many people are holding the assets as their wealth and therefore there is not enough circulation for that currency to be efficient or even useful. Also they can easily stirr the markets if they want. Like poking with the stick to the ants' nest.
Purely from the trading point of view - I don't like how they have picked one or few cryptos what you use to trade/measure the value of all the other cryptos with in exchanges. What evidently follows is that when those few selected cryptos go up and down then all the other cryptos more or less will follow the trend (on longer average value) since you are forced to use those selected few cryptos for trading.
I would like to see exchanges where you can trade straight with any pair of cryptos you want and only the historic value (as a pinpoint to a current, real market value against other cryptos) would matter. Only then it is free competition between cryptos and only then the best ones would be the winners on the long run.
Even still you can see people trading their old furnitures, lamps and decoration to bags of coffee and whatnot since they don't feel comfortable of asking money or for them getting few bills from their old furnitures would be boring or too much like business.
My grandparents were farmers, it was not uncommon to trade part of your crop to other useful assets with your neighbor. Same happens still in many parts of the world. They don't have so much understanding what money even is. You cannot eat money.
The biggest threat i see in cryptocurrencies is the same as in money. Too many people are holding the assets as their wealth and therefore there is not enough circulation for that currency to be efficient or even useful. Also they can easily stirr the markets if they want. Like poking with the stick to the ants' nest.
Purely from the trading point of view - I don't like how they have picked one or few cryptos what you use to trade/measure the value of all the other cryptos with in exchanges. What evidently follows is that when those few selected cryptos go up and down then all the other cryptos more or less will follow the trend (on longer average value) since you are forced to use those selected few cryptos for trading.
I would like to see exchanges where you can trade straight with any pair of cryptos you want and only the historic value (as a pinpoint to a current, real market value against other cryptos) would matter. Only then it is free competition between cryptos and only then the best ones would be the winners on the long run.
Cryptocurrency is now approaching for the future but we are already earning it. In my experience I've been receiving a lot of coins since I started joining signature bounty campaigns so I'm holding 'em for my future.
I'm going to use it to fund my important projects like house renovations and buying a new car.
I'm going to use it to fund my important projects like house renovations and buying a new car.
The future of money is here, but can’t be seen inside the US. In countries like China, most people don’t carry cash or cards anymore, just cryptos. Even in Africa, the use of cryptos is more widespread.money in future years later it seems to be always the main thing worked for human needs. and in the current era then cryptocurrency had started being the fruit of the lips in the community, hopefully, later cryptocurrencies continue to thrive because its technology is very useful.
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The concept of money evolved along the whole history of humanity, and now its ready for a new step.
But I don't think that - talking about the effect on normal people - there will be any sensible difference.
But I don't think that - talking about the effect on normal people - there will be any sensible difference.
Crypto currency will never replace money. Money will pass into electronic form, but the currency will only be an alternative or complement. There can be no question of any substitution in principle.
I think that modern financial system that rely on banks will stay in future. The only most important thing we may expect it is transformation of this system in the field of transferring and holding information.
I think crypto will stay with us and it will world payment system
This is how the cryptology has already burst into the lives of many people and has changed their lives, but in my opinion it will not be able to crowd out all the money we know for a few more years, so let's wait and follow it.
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