La réserve fédérale des Indes qui avertit qu'il ne faut pas croire au Bitcoin ...
Ils vont vraiment se la prendre, la volée cette fois-ci.
In a post-ironic, hyper-Orwellian paroxysm of pomposity, the reserve bank of India has warned its citizens against the dangers of using, holding and trading bitcoin.
And I quote “there is no underlying or backing of any asset for virtual currencies and as such their value seems to be a matter of speculation.”
Now I don’t know about you, but that’s the funniest thing I’ve heard ALL YEAR.
A currency whose value is a simple matter of speculation – imagine that!
In the year that saw the bitcoin doomsdayers filling column inches by the mile, the reserve bank of India may have inadvertently saved us from ourselves by cancelling (out of nowhere) their two largest denomination notes – the 500 and 1,000 rupee.
http://www.bitbroker.co.uk/blog/2016-12-30-can-bitcoin-take-on-the-reserve-bank-of-indiaNe vous y trompez pas, c'est bien un article qui parle de la guerre contre le CASH.
When the Indian prime minister gave just 4 hours notice of cancellation of the two largest denomination notes – and at 8pm to boot – it was immediately obvious who was going to pay the price.
In the following days ordinary Indians endured a period of total chaos, with citizens queueing for hours to exchange their cancelled notes for the newly minted replacements.