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actually this is the reason that is often published by the government about their negative value with bitcoin.and in fact they are happy with the high tax revenue from bitcoin and crypto transactions imposed by the government, and assumptions like that are just an opinion to increase the popularity of a company.
Indeed. Those are the common reasons for the government to judge the negativity on Bitcoin or crypto as a whole. But the funny thing is that they enjoy the high taxes from crypto and Bitcoin. Sure, what the government do is to grab the taxes from crypto and bitcoin as much as possible. Blaming and judging the negativity of Bitcoin/crypto is just a trick from the government to rob money from bitcoin/crypto users.

institutions for political purposes in my personal opinion, while the points above are corrupt and naughty rich people, will look for loopholes for it not only in bitcoin in general in any valuable asset
Yep, they did it for political purposes.
In reality, Bitcoin or crypto never leads people to corruption. It is just bad behavior from some people in government institutions, or it is caused by a poor system used by the government. So, actually, it is nothing to do with Bitcoin/crypto.

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Blaming is not a new issue especially if they don't really know about Bitcoin and much more about its nature. Perhaps, they are wrong because it was not the fault of Bitcoin as it does nothing with your country but this blame must send to your government which is undoubtedly accountable for this. They are the ones who manage this investment and if they fail to negotiate the price and become panic, losses will be their ends.
They can't just simply throw their blames on crypto, they need to question themselves first.

ignorance is usually the cause of this misleading perception towards bitcoin. but for crypto users who know the true nature of bitcoin, they know that bitcoin should not be blamed. but a lot are still not well-informed in this market, hence, they are believing what their government is telling them. educate the people and the misconception will gone.
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1.   Fraud and money laundering
2.   terrorism financing/ ransom collection by kidnappers
Did bitcoin come first or did these social evils come first? Before bitcoin didn't exist, criminals used fiat so was the government blame with fiat before? We have never heard of that.


4.   depreciation of national currency value.

It is probably the most brazen thing I have ever heard, how bitcoin could devalue the currency of a nation. They are exaggerating bitcoin or they have no one left to blame their mismanagement for inflation and now they are looking for someone to take responsibility for their stupid mistakes. Ridiculous.
This is really unfair for bitcoin as bitcoin does not exist to make other currency fall. That’s an absurd thinking. The value of country’s currency drops because people today do not find it useful  anymore especially that inflation continues to surge high. Most likely, they find bitcoin more interesting and aside from the fact that you can have your full control on it, it’s also a good outlet not to be highly affected with the current inflation.
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Blaming is not a new issue especially if they don't really know about Bitcoin and much more about its nature. Perhaps, they are wrong because it was not the fault of Bitcoin as it does nothing with your country but this blame must send to your government which is undoubtedly accountable for this. They are the ones who manage this investment and if they fail to negotiate the price and become panic, losses will be their ends.
They can't just simply throw their blames on crypto, they need to question themselves first.
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It is not only the government in your country, it is the government all over the world. The government blames bitcoin for all her crimes. The corrupt and wicked politicians are the masterminders of fraud and money laundering and they blame it on Bitcoin, as if there was no fraud or money laundering before bitcoin was invented.

There is no terrorism that lasts for a year and more that the government doesn't know about. Infact the government of some countries are terror to their citizens. Before bitcoin, terror has been financed successfully.

In as much as bitcoin has it limitations, it's high time government stopped tagging bitcoin with all the negativities and begin to say how bitcoin lifted people from poverty and financial insecurity.
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1.   Fraud and money laundering
2.   terrorism financing/ ransom collection by kidnappers
3.   tax evasion and
4.   depreciation of national currency value.


actually this is the reason that is often published by the government about their negative value with bitcoin.and in fact they are happy with the high tax revenue from bitcoin and crypto transactions imposed by the government, and assumptions like that are just an opinion to increase the popularity of a company. institutions for political purposes in my personal opinion, while the points above are corrupt and naughty rich people, will look for loopholes for it not only in bitcoin in general in any valuable asset
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Well, that's pretty typical. Certain governments make a disastrous management and to blame for their ills they always look for an external enemy.

In this case, blaming Bitcoin for things like inflation, which has been historically high in the country, is laughable.

The bad thing is that this type of attitude on the part of governments does not solve anything, but tends to make things worse, as in Argentina.

Good luck to those of you who live there.
That makes most of the government these days blame their failures onto bitcoin because they see it as a threat to their own currency, when in fact bitcoin is here to serve more convenience to the people, and not literally to compete with fiat. And when we say government failure, its because they always look into their personal greed and find satisfaction, while leaving the citizens suffer from the consequences of their actions. 
What would you expect? They are always like that on which if ever they do make out some failure then they are really a fan on pointing out fingers into something and would be blamed of.

They are always trying to make theirselves clean looking or out of those issues without even knowing that citizens on their vicinity does really know their propaganda on the first place.

We do know on which or whose one to be blame when failures do happen.Now that they are seeing that Bitcoin cant be controlled nor cant be traced up then
some of them will really just emphasizing its cons which is bullshit.
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The recent report by Bloomberg that Nigerians accumulating cryptocurrencies to shield assets against a weakening naira have contributed to a slump in the fiat currency to a record low in the unauthorized market got my attention. The news reminded me of the blame game of the government of my country. My government is always quick to blame cryptocurrencies for the fall of our currency. But they fail to understand that people prefer Bitcoin because they have lost confidence in the stability of our currency. Converting our currency to Bitcoin is the effect of the fall in the value of our currency and not the cause of it. There are many factors that have led to the fall of our currency and cryptocurrency is not at the top of the list.

In February 23, 2021, my country’s Central Bank Chief appeared before the parliament to defend the bank’s directive to all commercial banks which forbids them to use, hold, trade or transact in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The apex bank claimed that these currencies are used for many illegal activities including fraud/ money laundering, ransom collection by kidnappers, terrorism financing and purchase of small arms and light weapons, and tax evasion. He also went further to state that dealings using cryptocurrencies threaten the soundness of our countries’ financial institutions which might lead to the depreciation in value of our national currency. From the above, the Central Bank Chief informed the Parliament that banning Bitcoin and other crypto currencies would lead to the decrease of
1.   Fraud and money laundering
2.   terrorism financing/ ransom collection by kidnappers
3.   tax evasion and
4.   depreciation of national currency value.
I might not be able to defend or talk much about the third point because he might be correct but the other three challenges he outlined that the restrictions of Bitcoin operations would reduce are far from the truth.


Unfortunately in many countries politicians spend their whole lives just trying to make it to the next election and will latch on to any small ideas if they think it will make them popular with a wide enough percentage of the population to help. The population of Nigeria are looking all over for people to blame for the unrest and poor state of the economy, in reality it might be held back by religion in certain circumstances - like we see the lawless state in the Northern regions. However it's much easier to target an innate object like a currency than actually take action against charismatic opposition figures who might be a challenge. Like drugs in America, if they stopped waging "war" and treated it in the proper way it would take much less energy and effort to defeat.
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Well, that's pretty typical. Certain governments make a disastrous management and to blame for their ills they always look for an external enemy.

In this case, blaming Bitcoin for things like inflation, which has been historically high in the country, is laughable.

The bad thing is that this type of attitude on the part of governments does not solve anything, but tends to make things worse, as in Argentina.

Good luck to those of you who live there.
That makes most of the government these days blame their failures onto bitcoin because they see it as a threat to their own currency, when in fact bitcoin is here to serve more convenience to the people, and not literally to compete with fiat. And when we say government failure, its because they always look into their personal greed and find satisfaction, while leaving the citizens suffer from the consequences of their actions. 
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1.   Fraud and money laundering
2.   terrorism financing/ ransom collection by kidnappers
Did bitcoin come first or did these social evils come first? Before bitcoin didn't exist, criminals used fiat so was the government blame with fiat before? We have never heard of that.

You are right my friend, nobody did ever blame Fiat for the criminal activities done back in the days. This is actually a sign of a weak government which has absolutely nothing to offer, because Nigeria is a country who praises a politicians  for stealing millions of dollars and yet punishing a poor man for taking a dollar. So I am very happy for the peer2peer system which enable us buy and sell our coins anonymously
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Can I say that despite their opposition to bitcoin but actually they are grateful? As far as I have read a lot of negative opinions about Nigeria, the corrupt government can actually shelter and only hit bitcoin as the main suspect in the decline of a country.
Abusing power is definitely more cruel than just abusing currency entities because it affects everyone under his leadership.
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It might be true that Bitcoin can be misused or abused by some individuals or organization which might affect the economy, but portraying Bitcoin  as one of the major cause of the country’s economic woes is untrue.
As a matter of fact, we can even go ahead to call the government of Nigeria irresponsible reason being that it shows a high level of irresponsibility and an irresponsible behavior to shift blame when the matured thing to do is to be a ''Man'' and own up to your shortcomings.

the Central Bank Chief informed the Parliament that banning Bitcoin and other crypto currencies would lead to the decrease of
1.   Fraud and money laundering
2.   terrorism financing/ ransom collection by kidnappers
3.   tax evasion and
4.   depreciation of national currency value.
Since the Nigerian government went ahead to put policies against cryptocurrencies, these reasons that the central bank claimed would reduce has gone the opposite direction, there is still high fraud and money laundering cases, kidnapping is on the increase, and our national currency the naira has even fallen more below what it used to be and is loosing value in the international market. So it is clear that their excuse is invalid and bitcoin is not the reason for their failure. After the next general elections in Nigeria, we hope that these irresponsible set will be replaced by better individuals.
legendary
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It might be true that Bitcoin can be misused or abused by some individuals or organization which might affect the economy, but portraying Bitcoin  as one of the major cause of the country’s economic woes is untrue.
Yes Bitcoin can be abused, and so can absolutely every other thing be abused as well, like printing excessive fiat currencies for example and creating a high level of inflation. The only 'abuse' that is worthy of being highlighted in Nigeria is the government's gross and constant abuse of power and poor policies, that is exactly what is to blame for some of the economic crisis and other whatnots that's affecting the country, her econony and currency. The Nigerian government is famous for following the bandwagon, they know in their case Bitcoin isn't the cause of anything negative in the country, but since there is somewhat of a worldwide effort by governments the world over to taint the image of Bitcoin, thus they want to support that movement.
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Governments & Central Banks are never going to willingly allow bitcoin to thrive & become a worldwide medium of exchange. They’ll fight until they’re blue in the face but sadly for them, their resistance is futile & bitcoin is going to the moon. Nobody or nothing can stop honeybadger.

That's true, all their attempts were just on a wasted efforts, the more the attack the wider the adoption, government cease to realize the basic idea behind the rush on bitcoin by it citizens it should be hold responsible of, we are in a world whereby what we want isn't offered by our instituted authorities, despite that, they aslo fail to realise and respect our collective andindividual decision in handling our finances, our employees (government) now turns in opposite direction on us without having regards on our decisions.
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4.   depreciation of national currency value.

It is probably the most brazen thing I have ever heard, how bitcoin could devalue the currency of a nation. Ridiculous.

Actually, it's not that ridiculous if Nigerians would be indeed buying cryptocurrencies at a record level, which is not really happening, $2 million in trades a day is peanuts.

But now, about depreciation, yes it can happen because Bitcoin is a global commodity, so Nigerians buying bitcoins are offering their Naira for sale, but the rest of the world from which Nigerians are acquiring BTC are obviously not wanting those and so all that gets exchanged into a currency with a demand, that being the USD. So you have a shitload of Naira that nobody wants to get exchanged and so driving the exchange rate down. Nothing really ridiculous or out of this world, this is how economies like Venezuela and Iran are crashing down because nobody wants their currencies but everyone in the country wants $, the same happend with the Weimar Republic in 1923 when they tried to buy foreign currency with printed money but ended up with nobody wanting to exchange that for their useless paper notes.

But again, Nigerians are not buying 1 billion worth of crypto from other countries a week to have any kind of effect on the economy.
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My government is always quick to blame cryptocurrencies for the fall of our currency. But they fail to understand that people prefer Bitcoin because they have lost confidence in the stability of our currency. Converting our currency to Bitcoin is the effect of the fall in the value of our currency and not the cause of it. There are many factors that have led to the fall of our currency and cryptocurrency is not at the top of the list.
This is a case of misplacement of priorities. There are bigger fish to fry in Nigeria and Bitcoin is the least of it. Bitcoin didn't cause fraud and money laundering, terrorism financing, tax evasion, and depreciation of the country's currency. Instead government and her terrible policies did. As as far a the 90's a certain head of state embezzled billions of dollars from Nigeria and stashed in several countries all over the world. Did bitcoin cause this? There's also the news of the of a former accountant general of the federation being arraigned in court for overN109.4 billion fraud. Is bitcoin responsible for this? I hope the citizenry get it right in the next upcoming elections.
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Governments & Central Banks are never going to willingly allow bitcoin to thrive & become a worldwide medium of exchange. They’ll fight until they’re blue in the face but sadly for them, their resistance is futile & bitcoin is going to the moon. Nobody or nothing can stop honeybadger.
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Bitcoin is such a good scapegoat that it's making me yawn whenever the government puts the blame on bitcoin or cryptocurrency for their failures to maintain and improve the economy, it's kind of funny to imagine how they're doing it in the drawing board, what stuff should they blame that doesn't involve what they're doing that's really causing the problem. I hope people are smart enough to doubt that bitcoin is the cause of economic failures.
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Well, that's pretty typical. Certain governments make a disastrous management and to blame for their ills they always look for an external enemy.

In this case, blaming Bitcoin for things like inflation, which has been historically high in the country, is laughable.

The bad thing is that this type of attitude on the part of governments does not solve anything, but tends to make things worse, as in Argentina.

Good luck to those of you who live there.
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1.   Fraud and money laundering
2.   terrorism financing/ ransom collection by kidnappers
Did bitcoin come first or did these social evils come first? Before bitcoin didn't exist, criminals used fiat so was the government blame with fiat before? We have never heard of that.


4.   depreciation of national currency value.

It is probably the most brazen thing I have ever heard, how bitcoin could devalue the currency of a nation. They are exaggerating bitcoin or they have no one left to blame their mismanagement for inflation and now they are looking for someone to take responsibility for their stupid mistakes. Ridiculous.
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