i think if all countries using crypto, there are so much banks that are collapse, because with crypto we never need a bank because we have our own bank
Bank as a supplier of fiat currency (the product of a country's pride). The bank will forever remain and it cannot be demolished by anyone, as long as the country that protects it still exists, and the bank will still get a number of benefits from the transaction fees, which we spend, especially when we exchange cryptocurrency into fiat/conventional currencies, or when we buy cryptocurrency.
Agree the government will not be able to do that, they will still maintain their local currency because that means a lot of things for their economy, how the local currency describes the economy and the situation of their current country. crypto will not replace banks or fiat, crypto will only become an option only
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iMark. I can only imagine that banks and money are the only choice for a country, to use it as a tool / asset / indicator to advance its economy, even though the country is suffering, for example, hyperinflation, as is the case in Zimbabwe or Venezuela. That's when crytocurrency will enter the joints of the economy of its citizens. However, crytocurrency in attendance will only be an option (as said iMark).
i think if all countries using crypto, there are so much banks that are collapse, because with crypto we never need a bank because we have our own bank
Bank as a supplier of fiat currency (the product of a country's pride). The bank will forever remain and it cannot be demolished by anyone, as long as the country that protects it still exists, and the bank will still get a number of benefits from the transaction fees, which we spend, especially when we exchange cryptocurrency into fiat/conventional currencies, or when we buy cryptocurrency.
I think countries are using digital money as it is, consider the fiat you use, there are some banknotes that changes hands but mostly almost all of the currency a country uses is on digital bank accounts, just changes the account name and becomes someone elses in the end but the transaction never has any currency changing hands.
It is just one number ommited from someones account and goes back to someone elses account. I wouldn't be shocked if countries decide to create their own currency and create a crypto currency that will be basically doing the same thing as the fiat currency they are using right now.
Along with the development of technology, various innovations also continue to be developed, including the financial sector. The presence of new technology has been able to modernize one's life and fiat currency performance, especially in the area of transactions. The fiat currency of this century, is not always presented in physical form, the government / banking has formed into two types of money namely physical and digital (as said
ausbit). That means where there has been a shift in objects / types of currencies, from physical to digital forms, even there are already several countries, which implement blockchain technology into their transaction systems. If they have understood blockchain performance, it's not impossible 'cryptocurrency, government version too' maybe will be created.