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Quote from: creative~mind on March 19, 2017, 07:21:01 PM

I think the future of paper money is to fall in value, and it is not because of the physical form, but the way the currency is issued. With Bitcoin things are more efficient, since you do not have to depend on politicians.

yeah I also think that it would completely simple and efficient method of payment of paper money will be rarely used in the future. but it does not necessarily bitcoin will replace it lol

I can see that the future of paper money seems to fall too but it doesn't mean it will make the economy of a country fall too. It will only make a difference on what we use to see, government bodies will certainly make the same thing as crypto currency or should I say a digital money and it's going to happen in the future.

It's just changing times and it will not make the economy of a country falling. changing times becomes more advanced it is uncertain and can not be avoided paper money will be replaced by something new

Yes, if you will read what I've said that there would be change with the paper money but there would be no mean of making the economy to fall. And it's what I've saying that paper money will be replaced by another means of payment and has monetary value. And that's a real speculation, we are near to become a cashless society.

I think cashless society happens for a reason. The main course is because it is more simple right ? you only need 1 card to pay for everything. easily stored and used and to avoid the theft of money

Of course people choose the most simplest like using a card for pay everything, but i'm sure some developed country still use paper money. I mean the future of the paper money is still exist in some countries, but on modern country like USA, Japan and Korea, they can easily move on into cashless society.

Yeah right, a simple example is a document which is still printed on paper even though the hard disk storage is already massive. Paper money will continues to exist because all rights reserved by the government.

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Quote from: creative~mind on March 19, 2017, 07:21:01 PM

I think the future of paper money is to fall in value, and it is not because of the physical form, but the way the currency is issued. With Bitcoin things are more efficient, since you do not have to depend on politicians.

yeah I also think that it would completely simple and efficient method of payment of paper money will be rarely used in the future. but it does not necessarily bitcoin will replace it lol

I can see that the future of paper money seems to fall too but it doesn't mean it will make the economy of a country fall too. It will only make a difference on what we use to see, government bodies will certainly make the same thing as crypto currency or should I say a digital money and it's going to happen in the future.

It's just changing times and it will not make the economy of a country falling. changing times becomes more advanced it is uncertain and can not be avoided paper money will be replaced by something new

Yes, if you will read what I've said that there would be change with the paper money but there would be no mean of making the economy to fall. And it's what I've saying that paper money will be replaced by another means of payment and has monetary value. And that's a real speculation, we are near to become a cashless society.

I think cashless society happens for a reason. The main course is because it is more simple right ? you only need 1 card to pay for everything. easily stored and used and to avoid the theft of money

Of course people choose the most simplest like using a card for pay everything, but i'm sure some developed country still use paper money. I mean the future of the paper money is still exist in some countries, but on modern country like USA, Japan and Korea, they can easily move on into cashless society.

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Quote from: darthmaul on April 06, 2017, 09:53:48 PM

You talking about something which has been in effective because of government. Banks or currency or tooth-brush to Lamborghini every stuff that exists is created by authority of government. On the other hand you talking about money which is the only reason why earth is spinning today! Well, what I mean with this quote is, paper money or any form of it is controlled under the rules and regulation of Government. Moreover bitcoin is privately operated/created which is first drawback that it may replace paper money. If government bans paper money then they might pull a crisis for themselves. In real world it may not happen. So there is no chance of happening other consequences which you have enlisted in your question. :-)

It is true that almost everything has the authority of the government but not everything. If I grew tomatoes in my garden, the government doesn't know that unless an agent of them goes to my house. If I killed someone but I committed the perfect crime, the government will not find out about it. What I'm talking about is that smaller stuffs tend to be hidden from the government and also it's because they don't care.

Bitcoin is not privately operated/created. Anyone can do it. Anyone can operate it. Anyone can validate the transaction. If Bitcoin is privately operated, then that means it has a central part which bitcoin doesn't have. I disagree with you unless you meant something else about bitcoin is privately operated.

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You talking about something which has been in effective because of government. Banks or currency or tooth-brush to Lamborghini every stuff that exists is created by authority of government. On the other hand you talking about money which is the only reason why earth is spinning today! Well, what I mean with this quote is, paper money or any form of it is controlled under the rules and regulation of Government. Moreover bitcoin is privately operated/created which is first drawback that it may replace paper money. If government bans paper money then they might pull a crisis for themselves. In real world it may not happen. So there is no chance of happening other consequences which you have enlisted in your question. :-)

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Quote from: delliaerd on April 06, 2017, 11:32:10 AM

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Quote from: Polisi Ndeso on April 05, 2017, 12:11:53 AM

I'm sure the future of paper money will disappear, gradually be replaced by digital money and then cryptocurrency. currently many countries that try digital money like China, South Korea and Japan. If success will be followed in other countries.

The thing that must happen I think but paper money will be lost not directly but on a regular basis. little by little people in the world will be changed using digital money

The Probability is high. line with the times. rivalry and competition between humans become increasingly severe. we are required to fast-paced, bitcoin and blockchain technology will be helpful in the present and the future, especially for fintech industry. despite that bitcoin still have serious competitor, namely gold, because its price is also getting up. but it is not practical to carry around. I think bitcoin more had a great chance to replace paper money in the future.

a pshysical money or a paper money would always needed now or later , digital money would be an option for those people who want to make a transaction flexible, faster and easier . i never think that paper money could disappeared , and digital money the only currency that we would use in the future. nothing can replace paper money , both should be used contiguous.

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Quote from: BeGoods on April 06, 2017, 07:53:44 PM

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Quote from: creative~mind on March 19, 2017, 07:21:01 PM

I think the future of paper money is to fall in value, and it is not because of the physical form, but the way the currency is issued. With Bitcoin things are more efficient, since you do not have to depend on politicians.

yeah I also think that it would completely simple and efficient method of payment of paper money will be rarely used in the future. but it does not necessarily bitcoin will replace it lol

I can see that the future of paper money seems to fall too but it doesn't mean it will make the economy of a country fall too. It will only make a difference on what we use to see, government bodies will certainly make the same thing as crypto currency or should I say a digital money and it's going to happen in the future.

It's just changing times and it will not make the economy of a country falling. changing times becomes more advanced it is uncertain and can not be avoided paper money will be replaced by something new

Yes, if you will read what I've said that there would be change with the paper money but there would be no mean of making the economy to fall. And it's what I've saying that paper money will be replaced by another means of payment and has monetary value. And that's a real speculation, we are near to become a cashless society.

cashless society? yeah it looks like it is already happening today many of my friends are currently using a credit card or debit card to pay for goods. even if you are in the supermarket most buyers use credit cards.

But you can reasonably use either and people still have cash with them in their day to day lives for convenience purposes. Credit cards will never be quite as good as cash, people tend to use them because they have a lot of money in the bank and can therefore use it there and then. Physical cash still has a future, especially if Bitcoin does better in the digital world because then cash will probably still be just as good in person.

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Quote from: batang_bitcoin on April 04, 2017, 10:15:52 PM

Quote from: creative~mind on March 19, 2017, 07:21:01 PM

I think the future of paper money is to fall in value, and it is not because of the physical form, but the way the currency is issued. With Bitcoin things are more efficient, since you do not have to depend on politicians.

yeah I also think that it would completely simple and efficient method of payment of paper money will be rarely used in the future. but it does not necessarily bitcoin will replace it lol

I can see that the future of paper money seems to fall too but it doesn't mean it will make the economy of a country fall too. It will only make a difference on what we use to see, government bodies will certainly make the same thing as crypto currency or should I say a digital money and it's going to happen in the future.

It's just changing times and it will not make the economy of a country falling. changing times becomes more advanced it is uncertain and can not be avoided paper money will be replaced by something new

Yes, if you will read what I've said that there would be change with the paper money but there would be no mean of making the economy to fall. And it's what I've saying that paper money will be replaced by another means of payment and has monetary value. And that's a real speculation, we are near to become a cashless society.

cashless society? yeah it looks like it is already happening today many of my friends are currently using a credit card or debit card to pay for goods. even if you are in the supermarket most buyers use credit cards.

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Quote from: Mr. Big on May 04, 2016, 04:25:26 AM

Quote from: Adrorecia on May 04, 2016, 04:22:13 AM

The future of the paper money will never change. People will always use normal gold to buy their
stuff. People cant live without paper money these days. Maybe after a 100 year it will be gone but
don't think so.

As long as government produce and disseminate paper money, they will always be alive..Even if their citizens don't want to use it, if that's the only legal tender accepted in their locality, then probably they will be pushed to use it...

I respect your opinion sir, But in my assessment with this things Paper money will disappear in the future, I'm not religious type of a person but some verses in the bible where it can be found in the book of revelation time will come that money will no longer be useful and no one can buy anything unless they have the mark of the beast, I don't understand that exactly, all I know by that time is all paper money in the entire world will be like a toilet paper. Undecided

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Quote from: NEWGOODOUBLE on April 06, 2017, 09:18:06 AM

Quote from: Polisi Ndeso on April 05, 2017, 12:11:53 AM

I'm sure the future of paper money will disappear, gradually be replaced by digital money and then cryptocurrency. currently many countries that try digital money like China, South Korea and Japan. If success will be followed in other countries.

The thing that must happen I think but paper money will be lost not directly but on a regular basis. little by little people in the world will be changed using digital money

The Probability is high. line with the times. rivalry and competition between humans become increasingly severe. we are required to fast-paced, bitcoin and blockchain technology will be helpful in the present and the future, especially for fintech industry. despite that bitcoin still have serious competitor, namely gold, because its price is also getting up. but it is not practical to carry around. I think bitcoin more had a great chance to replace paper money in the future.

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Quote from: batang_bitcoin on April 05, 2017, 05:25:06 PM

Well you should be ready for the change and you will actually have electronic economy / cashless society very soon. You feel unfortunate about it, well AU gov't want to nail out your taxes properly. I'm thinking that countries that are nearby Australia will do the same thing and they'll think it as a success with their technology.

There is no doubt that we are going toward a cashless society and more and more going to use digital money to pay for thing s instead of paper money, but I think it is going to take some time because people are used to using paper money and changing that is kind of hard.

Besides electronic money encourages more money theft, I mean what is easy stealing money from your pocket or from your digital wallet.

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Quote from: Yanisumin on April 05, 2017, 08:23:11 PM

Quote from: andrew24p on April 04, 2017, 05:28:17 PM

paper money or cash will die, but I dont see it happening in the US for another 30 or so years. They will slowly pull it out of circulation and not just ban it all at once.

Right. There are so many powerful people that can be affected if paper money will be remove. Mentioning businessman, bankers, central banks, banks owners and governments, this will be a bloody war if Bitcoin happened to replace fiat. Banning all of fiat might be possible but they will only make it possible they can control cryptocurrencies too. They won't agree to a situation where they will lose, that's how the world works now.

It maybe a hundred more years before fiat can be replace. Yup, I believe in bitcoins potential to overthrow fiat but I just don't see it happening now. There's so many flaws, factors, and odds.

I think at the time when paper money is already gone, people actually chose to convert all of their paper money to bitcoin and not that the government banned paper money. They are not going to ban it because it belongs to them. It's their primary way to control their people. It will be more of a revolution. People has chosen to use an unregulated currency rather than staying as a slave to their government.

In a situation like that, whether they agree or not, whether they're going to lose or not, they don't really have the choice since people have already made their decision. Although of course the government will do action to fight it, if we really are in a democratic country and the power really belongs to the people like they say, we should win.

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Quote from: Polisi Ndeso on April 05, 2017, 12:11:53 AM

I'm sure the future of paper money will disappear, gradually be replaced by digital money and then cryptocurrency. currently many countries that try digital money like China, South Korea and Japan. If success will be followed in other countries.

The thing that must happen I think but paper money will be lost not directly but on a regular basis. little by little people in the world will be changed using digital money

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Quote from: batang_bitcoin on April 04, 2017, 10:15:52 PM

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Yes, if you will read what I've said that there would be change with the paper money but there would be no mean of making the economy to fall. And it's what I've saying that paper money will be replaced by another means of payment and has monetary value. And that's a real speculation, we are near to become a cashless society.

And unfortunately it looks like my home country is moving full steam ahead to introduce a cashless society:
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-03-27/is-australia-on-the-brink-of-becoming-cashless-society/8377288?pfmredir=sm
This is just another way for the government to stick their nose further into everybody's business.

Unfortunately this is the reality all over the world. Governments are completely controlled from banks. Years ago they have understand that they (banks) can't control the paper (cash) money. Currently there are about one third of the global population without a bank account. So using the rapid development of internet they created mobile and web apps so as nobody to have any excuse that cannot spend his money if he has not fiat in his pocket. Blockchain technology gave them a new vehicle to develop their private ledgers and their e-coins too. Therefore, using various pretexts such as security, speed, ease to spending, money printing restrictions etc. will push people to use only digital wallets. Banks will fully control the wealth of each person and how he manages it.

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Quote from: ipungadhi on April 06, 2017, 08:08:09 AM

Quote from: batang_bitcoin on April 04, 2017, 10:15:52 PM

Quote from: creative~mind on March 19, 2017, 07:21:01 PM

I think the future of paper money is to fall in value, and it is not because of the physical form, but the way the currency is issued. With Bitcoin things are more efficient, since you do not have to depend on politicians.

yeah I also think that it would completely simple and efficient method of payment of paper money will be rarely used in the future. but it does not necessarily bitcoin will replace it lol

I can see that the future of paper money seems to fall too but it doesn't mean it will make the economy of a country fall too. It will only make a difference on what we use to see, government bodies will certainly make the same thing as crypto currency or should I say a digital money and it's going to happen in the future.

It's just changing times and it will not make the economy of a country falling. changing times becomes more advanced it is uncertain and can not be avoided paper money will be replaced by something new

Yes, if you will read what I've said that there would be change with the paper money but there would be no mean of making the economy to fall. And it's what I've saying that paper money will be replaced by another means of payment and has monetary value. And that's a real speculation, we are near to become a cashless society.

I think cashless society happens for a reason. The main course is because it is more simple right ? you only need 1 card to pay for everything. easily stored and used and to avoid the theft of money

Well that would mean that most of the stores you're going to go into would have terminals for card based transactions. That's pretty expensive if you're just a small business. And theft won't be harder with card transactions as it may not be physical theft but online theft can easily be done as well. We may still be talking about decades here before we all become a cashless society

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Quote from: batang_bitcoin on April 04, 2017, 10:15:52 PM

Quote from: creative~mind on March 19, 2017, 07:21:01 PM

I think the future of paper money is to fall in value, and it is not because of the physical form, but the way the currency is issued. With Bitcoin things are more efficient, since you do not have to depend on politicians.

yeah I also think that it would completely simple and efficient method of payment of paper money will be rarely used in the future. but it does not necessarily bitcoin will replace it lol

I can see that the future of paper money seems to fall too but it doesn't mean it will make the economy of a country fall too. It will only make a difference on what we use to see, government bodies will certainly make the same thing as crypto currency or should I say a digital money and it's going to happen in the future.

It's just changing times and it will not make the economy of a country falling. changing times becomes more advanced it is uncertain and can not be avoided paper money will be replaced by something new

Yes, if you will read what I've said that there would be change with the paper money but there would be no mean of making the economy to fall. And it's what I've saying that paper money will be replaced by another means of payment and has monetary value. And that's a real speculation, we are near to become a cashless society.

I think cashless society happens for a reason. The main course is because it is more simple right ? you only need 1 card to pay for everything. easily stored and used and to avoid the theft of money

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Quote from: batang_bitcoin on April 05, 2017, 05:25:06 PM

Quote from: bitkilo on April 04, 2017, 10:40:09 PM

Quote from: batang_bitcoin on April 04, 2017, 10:15:52 PM

Quote from: creative~mind on March 19, 2017, 07:21:01 PM

I think the future of paper money is to fall in value, and it is not because of the physical form, but the way the currency is issued. With Bitcoin things are more efficient, since you do not have to depend on politicians.

yeah I also think that it would completely simple and efficient method of payment of paper money will be rarely used in the future. but it does not necessarily bitcoin will replace it lol

I can see that the future of paper money seems to fall too but it doesn't mean it will make the economy of a country fall too. It will only make a difference on what we use to see, government bodies will certainly make the same thing as crypto currency or should I say a digital money and it's going to happen in the future.

It's just changing times and it will not make the economy of a country falling. changing times becomes more advanced it is uncertain and can not be avoided paper money will be replaced by something new

Yes, if you will read what I've said that there would be change with the paper money but there would be no mean of making the economy to fall. And it's what I've saying that paper money will be replaced by another means of payment and has monetary value. And that's a real speculation, we are near to become a cashless society.

And unfortunately it looks like my home country is moving full steam ahead to introduce a cashless society:
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-03-27/is-australia-on-the-brink-of-becoming-cashless-society/8377288?pfmredir=sm
This is just another way for the government to stick their nose further into everybody's business.

Well you should be ready for the change and you will actually have electronic economy / cashless society very soon. You feel unfortunate about it, well AU gov't want to nail out your taxes properly. I'm thinking that countries that are nearby Australia will do the same thing and they'll think it as a success with their technology.

We will not have a cashless society because government will not allow that to make bitcoin overcome the fiat that we are currently using in our certain area or country. Government will stop that and if possible they will ban bitcoin in their country and make bitcoin as a bad idea for payment system just what like other countries did in bitcoin.

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Quote from: andrew24p on April 04, 2017, 05:28:17 PM

paper money or cash will die, but I dont see it happening in the US for another 30 or so years. They will slowly pull it out of circulation and not just ban it all at once.

Right. There are so many powerful people that can be affected if paper money will be remove. Mentioning businessman, bankers, central banks, banks owners and governments, this will be a bloody war if Bitcoin happened to replace fiat. Banning all of fiat might be possible but they will only make it possible they can control cryptocurrencies too. They won't agree to a situation where they will lose, that's how the world works now.

It maybe a hundred more years before fiat can be replace. Yup, I believe in bitcoins potential to overthrow fiat but I just don't see it happening now. There's so many flaws, factors, and odds.

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Quote from: bitkilo on April 04, 2017, 10:40:09 PM

Quote from: batang_bitcoin on April 04, 2017, 10:15:52 PM

Quote from: creative~mind on March 19, 2017, 07:21:01 PM

I think the future of paper money is to fall in value, and it is not because of the physical form, but the way the currency is issued. With Bitcoin things are more efficient, since you do not have to depend on politicians.

yeah I also think that it would completely simple and efficient method of payment of paper money will be rarely used in the future. but it does not necessarily bitcoin will replace it lol

I can see that the future of paper money seems to fall too but it doesn't mean it will make the economy of a country fall too. It will only make a difference on what we use to see, government bodies will certainly make the same thing as crypto currency or should I say a digital money and it's going to happen in the future.

It's just changing times and it will not make the economy of a country falling. changing times becomes more advanced it is uncertain and can not be avoided paper money will be replaced by something new

Yes, if you will read what I've said that there would be change with the paper money but there would be no mean of making the economy to fall. And it's what I've saying that paper money will be replaced by another means of payment and has monetary value. And that's a real speculation, we are near to become a cashless society.

And unfortunately it looks like my home country is moving full steam ahead to introduce a cashless society:
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-03-27/is-australia-on-the-brink-of-becoming-cashless-society/8377288?pfmredir=sm
This is just another way for the government to stick their nose further into everybody's business.

Well you should be ready for the change and you will actually have electronic economy / cashless society very soon. You feel unfortunate about it, well AU gov't want to nail out your taxes properly. I'm thinking that countries that are nearby Australia will do the same thing and they'll think it as a success with their technology.

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I'm sure the future of paper money will disappear, gradually be replaced by digital money and then cryptocurrency. currently many countries that try digital money like China, South Korea and Japan. If success will be followed in other countries.

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