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legendary
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October 31, 2016, 01:04:15 PM

We are living in different world and crypto world is a different world and we cannot merge the real world and the crypto world. Try to think of it, in the real world we have the government which make it centralized but in crypto no government at all and we have all the freedom to do with our bitcoin.

Well isn't the cryptoworld created by the people in the real world?  Supposedly there is no difference because of the  links between the cryptoworld and real world but the government made it hard for bitcoin to be totally used and show bitcoin potential in the real world.  Well we can't blame them, they want it all controlled and bitcoin is hard to control.
legendary
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October 31, 2016, 08:18:22 AM
Its really impossible  for  paper money would  be  gone   because its being replaced  by another crypto currency which is really impossible  though. As you mentioned    government  can  produce anytime fiat  money  if  the  demand  arises because  of population  inflation.. The future  of  paper  money  is  still strong and  no  one  could able to replace  it anytime soon.

The biggest reason of fiat not being replaced by bitcoin is that paper money is produceable, any government can print any amount of paper anytime they want, and bitcoins has just a limited amount which would probably not be able to fill the gape between these two.
Actually we can also produce paper money of bitcoin, but the big question is would it be illegal or not? Of course it is illegal because the government only produce a legal tender to be use a currency of the people, and even it is unregulated, it is hard to attract the trust of the people.

Well i don't think  that is possible though. Bitcoin will most likely stay as crypto and if ever it will be accepted i think it would be more like a credit card use. Considering the challenges bitcoin would be facing, it's likely that the future would still belong to fiat
We are living in different world and crypto world is a different world and we cannot merge the real world and the crypto world. Try to think of it, in the real world we have the government which make it centralized but in crypto no government at all and we have all the freedom to do with our bitcoin.
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October 31, 2016, 08:04:11 AM
Its really impossible  for  paper money would  be  gone   because its being replaced  by another crypto currency which is really impossible  though. As you mentioned    government  can  produce anytime fiat  money  if  the  demand  arises because  of population  inflation.. The future  of  paper  money  is  still strong and  no  one  could able to replace  it anytime soon.

The biggest reason of fiat not being replaced by bitcoin is that paper money is produceable, any government can print any amount of paper anytime they want, and bitcoins has just a limited amount which would probably not be able to fill the gape between these two.
Actually we can also produce paper money of bitcoin, but the big question is would it be illegal or not? Of course it is illegal because the government only produce a legal tender to be use a currency of the people, and even it is unregulated, it is hard to attract the trust of the people.

Well i don't think  that is possible though. Bitcoin will most likely stay as crypto and if ever it will be accepted i think it would be more like a credit card use. Considering the challenges bitcoin would be facing, it's likely that the future would still belong to fiat
sr. member
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October 31, 2016, 06:06:39 AM
Its really impossible  for  paper money would  be  gone   because its being replaced  by another crypto currency which is really impossible  though. As you mentioned    government  can  produce anytime fiat  money  if  the  demand  arises because  of population  inflation.. The future  of  paper  money  is  still strong and  no  one  could able to replace  it anytime soon.

The biggest reason of fiat not being replaced by bitcoin is that paper money is produceable, any government can print any amount of paper anytime they want, and bitcoins has just a limited amount which would probably not be able to fill the gape between these two.
Actually we can also produce paper money of bitcoin, but the big question is would it be illegal or not? Of course it is illegal because the government only produce a legal tender to be use a currency of the people, and even it is unregulated, it is hard to attract the trust of the people.
sr. member
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October 31, 2016, 04:11:01 AM
Its really impossible  for  paper money would  be  gone   because its being replaced  by another crypto currency which is really impossible  though. As you mentioned    government  can  produce anytime fiat  money  if  the  demand  arises because  of population  inflation.. The future  of  paper  money  is  still strong and  no  one  could able to replace  it anytime soon.

The biggest reason of fiat not being replaced by bitcoin is that paper money is produceable, any government can print any amount of paper anytime they want, and bitcoins has just a limited amount which would probably not be able to fill the gape between these two.
legendary
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October 31, 2016, 02:38:09 AM
I believe paper money will disappear over time naturally. In the same time bitcoin can overtook fiat currencies and many people moved over to that.
I agree that there may be paper money began to be abandoned by many people in the world, and probably will dominate the digital money. but I'm not sure bitcoin can replace fiat
We should be optimistic about digital currencies adoption, because many countries started regulating Bitcoin exchanges like Australia and some American states,therefore, digital money is on the right way.

Digital currencies are still developing, and the paper money at the end of its development. But still digital money can not replace paper. Many countries are not ready

Even if many of the poorer countries are not ready some of the most powerful and the ones that move most of the world economy are in fact ready to replace paper money just look a t credit cards.

People can and are ready, and the government - is not. That the government is addressing the issue. In many developed countries have not defined the status cryptocurrency


Nope only a few "chosen" people or  users are ready to use cryptocurrency.  The main reason is the connectivity issue.  More than half of the globe population have no access to internet.  Let alone that only a small percentage of internet users are aware of cryptocurrency,   You can try to survey that and they will ask you about "What cryptocurrency is" .  So in my opinion if the government wanted to replace their currency and use digital currency such is bitcoin, they need to improve and make their country population to have 100% internet access.

The future of paper money will be still the same, it doesn't make since if in the future paper money will vanish, because not all people have an internet access there were people who are living in areas not covered with modern technology specially communication. They were very particular of using the paper money and its very convenience for them compared to those who are having internet online account for their banks. If it happens that papr money will be gone, it should be mandatory for the government to generalize internet access to all areas around the world and then introduce trainings which that would take a long process to follow.
It can't be the same because the population of the world is increasing and that makes the demand of paper money increase also,  but no problem with that sine the government can produce money as the need arises. Hence, if people are thinking that paper money will be gone in the circulation with the advent of bitcoin they are totally wrong.

Its really impossible  for  paper money would  be  gone   because its being replaced  by another crypto currency which is really impossible  though. As you mentioned    government  can  produce anytime fiat  money  if  the  demand  arises because  of population  inflation.. The future  of  paper  money  is  still strong and  no  one  could able to replace  it anytime soon.
legendary
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October 30, 2016, 11:13:17 PM
I believe paper money will disappear over time naturally. In the same time bitcoin can overtook fiat currencies and many people moved over to that.
I agree that there may be paper money began to be abandoned by many people in the world, and probably will dominate the digital money. but I'm not sure bitcoin can replace fiat
We should be optimistic about digital currencies adoption, because many countries started regulating Bitcoin exchanges like Australia and some American states,therefore, digital money is on the right way.

Digital currencies are still developing, and the paper money at the end of its development. But still digital money can not replace paper. Many countries are not ready

Even if many of the poorer countries are not ready some of the most powerful and the ones that move most of the world economy are in fact ready to replace paper money just look a t credit cards.

People can and are ready, and the government - is not. That the government is addressing the issue. In many developed countries have not defined the status cryptocurrency


Nope only a few "chosen" people or  users are ready to use cryptocurrency.  The main reason is the connectivity issue.  More than half of the globe population have no access to internet.  Let alone that only a small percentage of internet users are aware of cryptocurrency,   You can try to survey that and they will ask you about "What cryptocurrency is" .  So in my opinion if the government wanted to replace their currency and use digital currency such is bitcoin, they need to improve and make their country population to have 100% internet access.

The future of paper money will be still the same, it doesn't make since if in the future paper money will vanish, because not all people have an internet access there were people who are living in areas not covered with modern technology specially communication. They were very particular of using the paper money and its very convenience for them compared to those who are having internet online account for their banks. If it happens that papr money will be gone, it should be mandatory for the government to generalize internet access to all areas around the world and then introduce trainings which that would take a long process to follow.
It can't be the same because the population of the world is increasing and that makes the demand of paper money increase also,  but no problem with that sine the government can produce money as the need arises. Hence, if people are thinking that paper money will be gone in the circulation with the advent of bitcoin they are totally wrong.
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October 30, 2016, 09:03:22 PM
I believe paper money will disappear over time naturally. In the same time bitcoin can overtook fiat currencies and many people moved over to that.
I agree that there may be paper money began to be abandoned by many people in the world, and probably will dominate the digital money. but I'm not sure bitcoin can replace fiat
We should be optimistic about digital currencies adoption, because many countries started regulating Bitcoin exchanges like Australia and some American states,therefore, digital money is on the right way.

Digital currencies are still developing, and the paper money at the end of its development. But still digital money can not replace paper. Many countries are not ready

Even if many of the poorer countries are not ready some of the most powerful and the ones that move most of the world economy are in fact ready to replace paper money just look a t credit cards.

People can and are ready, and the government - is not. That the government is addressing the issue. In many developed countries have not defined the status cryptocurrency


Nope only a few "chosen" people or  users are ready to use cryptocurrency.  The main reason is the connectivity issue.  More than half of the globe population have no access to internet.  Let alone that only a small percentage of internet users are aware of cryptocurrency,   You can try to survey that and they will ask you about "What cryptocurrency is" .  So in my opinion if the government wanted to replace their currency and use digital currency such is bitcoin, they need to improve and make their country population to have 100% internet access.

The future of paper money will be still the same, it doesn't make since if in the future paper money will vanish, because not all people have an internet access there were people who are living in areas not covered with modern technology specially communication. They were very particular of using the paper money and its very convenience for them compared to those who are having internet online account for their banks. If it happens that papr money will be gone, it should be mandatory for the government to generalize internet access to all areas around the world and then introduce trainings which that would take a long process to follow.
legendary
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October 30, 2016, 05:47:18 PM
I believe paper money will disappear over time naturally. In the same time bitcoin can overtook fiat currencies and many people moved over to that.
I agree that there may be paper money began to be abandoned by many people in the world, and probably will dominate the digital money. but I'm not sure bitcoin can replace fiat
We should be optimistic about digital currencies adoption, because many countries started regulating Bitcoin exchanges like Australia and some American states,therefore, digital money is on the right way.

Digital currencies are still developing, and the paper money at the end of its development. But still digital money can not replace paper. Many countries are not ready

Even if many of the poorer countries are not ready some of the most powerful and the ones that move most of the world economy are in fact ready to replace paper money just look a t credit cards.

People can and are ready, and the government - is not. That the government is addressing the issue. In many developed countries have not defined the status cryptocurrency


Nope only a few "chosen" people or  users are ready to use cryptocurrency.  The main reason is the connectivity issue.  More than half of the globe population have no access to internet.  Let alone that only a small percentage of internet users are aware of cryptocurrency,   You can try to survey that and they will ask you about "What cryptocurrency is" .  So in my opinion if the government wanted to replace their currency and use digital currency such is bitcoin, they need to improve and make their country population to have 100% internet access.
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October 30, 2016, 01:23:00 PM
I believe paper money will disappear over time naturally. In the same time bitcoin can overtook fiat currencies and many people moved over to that.
I agree that there may be paper money began to be abandoned by many people in the world, and probably will dominate the digital money. but I'm not sure bitcoin can replace fiat
We should be optimistic about digital currencies adoption, because many countries started regulating Bitcoin exchanges like Australia and some American states,therefore, digital money is on the right way.

Digital currencies are still developing, and the paper money at the end of its development. But still digital money can not replace paper. Many countries are not ready

Even if many of the poorer countries are not ready some of the most powerful and the ones that move most of the world economy are in fact ready to replace paper money just look a t credit cards.

People can and are ready, and the government - is not. That the government is addressing the issue. In many developed countries have not defined the status cryptocurrency
hero member
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October 30, 2016, 11:17:20 AM
I believe paper money will disappear over time naturally. In the same time bitcoin can overtook fiat currencies and many people moved over to that.
I agree that there may be paper money began to be abandoned by many people in the world, and probably will dominate the digital money. but I'm not sure bitcoin can replace fiat
We should be optimistic about digital currencies adoption, because many countries started regulating Bitcoin exchanges like Australia and some American states,therefore, digital money is on the right way.

Digital currencies are still developing, and the paper money at the end of its development. But still digital money can not replace paper. Many countries are not ready

Even if many of the poorer countries are not ready some of the most powerful and the ones that move most of the world economy are in fact ready to replace paper money just look a t credit cards.
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October 30, 2016, 03:04:50 AM
I believe paper money will disappear over time naturally. In the same time bitcoin can overtook fiat currencies and many people moved over to that.
I agree that there may be paper money began to be abandoned by many people in the world, and probably will dominate the digital money. but I'm not sure bitcoin can replace fiat
We should be optimistic about digital currencies adoption, because many countries started regulating Bitcoin exchanges like Australia and some American states,therefore, digital money is on the right way.

Digital currencies are still developing, and the paper money at the end of its development. But still digital money can not replace paper. Many countries are not ready
hero member
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October 28, 2016, 07:54:39 PM
I believe paper money will disappear over time naturally. In the same time bitcoin can overtook fiat currencies and many people moved over to that.
I agree that there may be paper money began to be abandoned by many people in the world, and probably will dominate the digital money. but I'm not sure bitcoin can replace fiat
We should be optimistic about digital currencies adoption, because many countries started regulating Bitcoin exchanges like Australia and some American states,therefore, digital money is on the right way.
hero member
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October 28, 2016, 07:01:55 PM
I believe paper money will disappear over time naturally. In the same time bitcoin can overtook fiat currencies and many people moved over to that.
I agree that there may be paper money began to be abandoned by many people in the world, and probably will dominate the digital money. but I'm not sure bitcoin can replace fiat
hero member
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October 28, 2016, 05:57:56 PM
Although we are entering an age where everything has its digital version, I don't see the paper money being obsolete. It is still nice to have physical forms of money. The increasing transaction counts using digital money and online payment has reduced the need to bring cash but there are still things that are better off being paid by paper money.
Of course, the use of paper money will still be practiced as there are situatio or good/services that will require a must to be transacted using paper money. No matter how civilized or advanced that the word may become, paper money will still be needed to make some forms of transaction.
Personally I disagree, payments are becoming more and more digital, just look at bitcoin and electronic currency, the tendency is that cash is disappearing, and in the future there’s a big chance that in developed countries cash will no longer exists

Within that trend, it is possible that the bitcoin will be the major global currency gradually. the price will also rise.
Obviously since this is a bitcoin forum I think that is something most of us are expecting but there are a lot of unknowns along the way, for example a new revolutionary coin could come and left bitcoin in the dust.
Then we move on, we are already here in the crypto world so we know that will happen since it is possible. All coins here are just living due to the trust of the people and if we loses our trust with bitcoins then it would definitely be replace by other crypto assets.. What is important is we will just enjoy what we have now and in overall crypto world are profitable..
That is easier said than done, if an altcoin crashes I don’t care since I only have bitcoin, but if bitcoin crashes even if it is because another coin has proven to be superior I will take my time and see if I will get into this currency and in think I will not be alone in this.
legendary
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October 28, 2016, 02:12:39 AM
Andrew Haldane said one solution would be for the Bank of England to issue a state-backed digital currency based on bitcoin. Supporting this initiative would be a negative interest rate levied on paper currency relative to the digital currency, with these measures do you think there is more possibilities that sometime:

Paper money will be banned entirely?
How long do you think that happens?
would it work?
What security and privacy risks would it raise?
And how would public and privately issued monies interact?


Paper money will soon be worthless in the not too distance future....Some form of blockchain based digital currency will take its place either privately, like bitcoin, or state controlled, like the E-Peso Act ( https://cointelegraph.com/news/filipino-lawmakers-unveil-e-peso-act-to-create-national-currency-for-the-digital-age )  It will probably be a combination of them both....one for the dark markets and one for the public record....so, there will be ways developed for them to interact.
sr. member
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October 28, 2016, 02:04:26 AM
Although we are entering an age where everything has its digital version, I don't see the paper money being obsolete. It is still nice to have physical forms of money. The increasing transaction counts using digital money and online payment has reduced the need to bring cash but there are still things that are better off being paid by paper money.
Of course, the use of paper money will still be practiced as there are situatio or good/services that will require a must to be transacted using paper money. No matter how civilized or advanced that the word may become, paper money will still be needed to make some forms of transaction.
Personally I disagree, payments are becoming more and more digital, just look at bitcoin and electronic currency, the tendency is that cash is disappearing, and in the future there’s a big chance that in developed countries cash will no longer exists

Within that trend, it is possible that the bitcoin will be the major global currency gradually. the price will also rise.
Obviously since this is a bitcoin forum I think that is something most of us are expecting but there are a lot of unknowns along the way, for example a new revolutionary coin could come and left bitcoin in the dust.
Then we move on, we are already here in the crypto world so we know that will happen since it is possible. All coins here are just living due to the trust of the people and if we loses our trust with bitcoins then it would definitely be replace by other crypto assets.. What is important is we will just enjoy what we have now and in overall crypto world are profitable..
sr. member
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October 27, 2016, 07:06:13 PM
I was living for a year in Asia while I was doing my first PhD.

They are amazing. The differences of culture are unbeatable.

I China for example even if it was 3 years ago that guys wasn't wondering if they forgot their wallet at home.

Their personal problem was not to have enough battery at phone. Same in Japan.

In India the inflation is so bad in some regions.

In Iraq you are not even using money in the conflict regions.

About Europe, I am French. We all love money in our hands.

Africa? Money .... Europe

USA? Long live 1$ paper.

South America... we no money we American dollars ad drugs.

That's how I'm seeing the world and the future of paper money haha
hero member
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October 27, 2016, 06:12:55 PM
Although we are entering an age where everything has its digital version, I don't see the paper money being obsolete. It is still nice to have physical forms of money. The increasing transaction counts using digital money and online payment has reduced the need to bring cash but there are still things that are better off being paid by paper money.
Of course, the use of paper money will still be practiced as there are situatio or good/services that will require a must to be transacted using paper money. No matter how civilized or advanced that the word may become, paper money will still be needed to make some forms of transaction.
Personally I disagree, payments are becoming more and more digital, just look at bitcoin and electronic currency, the tendency is that cash is disappearing, and in the future there’s a big chance that in developed countries cash will no longer exists

Within that trend, it is possible that the bitcoin will be the major global currency gradually. the price will also rise.
Obviously since this is a bitcoin forum I think that is something most of us are expecting but there are a lot of unknowns along the way, for example a new revolutionary coin could come and left bitcoin in the dust.
sr. member
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October 27, 2016, 03:10:02 PM
View Cash for people are also of great importance. It is necessary first of all to think about themselves and not about their desires, and about real things. Think about how people in the suburbs or villages will use bitcoin. They are now even ATMs is no more. And talk about digital money yet. So the age of paper money continues.
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