Topic: Why so many Bitcoin users have fear of governments? - page 7. (Read 1670 times)
Other governments are afraid of the currency in which bitcoin is. But they wont be able to kill bitcoin iin a sense instead control it by making laws that can abide and then resulting that you cannot get fiat money from bitcoin. None the less if there are still governments who are okay with bitcoin they can still withdraw their currency and use the fiat money then sell it with physical currency.
Every government has their reason why they allow or ban bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. There is nothing to fear with government if they are implemting some rules as long as that rules will not violate our rights. Regulations are part of the government's measure to safeguard its citizens from any illegal activities involving cryptocurrencies and ICOs. If you are law-abiding individual then there is no cause to worry.
The fear is that if the government ban exchange buying bitcoin there will no room for selling off your bitcoin to the Fiat currency and that makes bitcoin worthless, expect for transactions or business that expect bitcoin.
It is very difficult to believe in Bitcoin in the face of government because the government has already considered Bitcoin is a bad influence and not feasible to use. I think it is very unlikely that Bitcoin can be legal everywhere let alone be accepted in the economy.
That was an old sentiment, when Bitcoin first started many users is a libertarian who wants to go around being forced to use government dictated dollars. Now it feels more oriented to investors. Some corrupt governments just want to get some taxes into your Bitcoin if they know you are holding a large Bitcoin in our wallet.
Government is very wise to know that they can generate big amount of profit when they regulate bitcoin. Definitely, taxes will be impose that will lead to higher bitcoin price. However, it can be good because there will be more security for investors. But it is more obvious that they will benefit more than the people as they always do, especially that here in our country so many corrupt officials will interfere to earn huge money.
Because government can do something to lead the possible prohibation of using bitcoin in their country. They afraid,because some of these users are considering the bitcoins as their source of income,to sustain their family needs on daily living.
Yes there are many people here in cryptocurrency that fear the government because the government has the power to make regulation, and want or don't want, we need to obey that.
If they want to make bitcoin illegal in your country, they can, and you won't be able to access bitcoin anymore. And many governments already though bitcoin is a threat, and it's what make people afraid that the government may ban bitcoin, and make a lot of people here lost their investment.
If they want to make bitcoin illegal in your country, they can, and you won't be able to access bitcoin anymore. And many governments already though bitcoin is a threat, and it's what make people afraid that the government may ban bitcoin, and make a lot of people here lost their investment.
I somehow all the same to the government. I live my life. I know for sure that no one will ask us about anything. How to decide so and will. And we as the person reasonable - adapt. As it was always at all times and in all countries without exceptions.
I can't escape to notice that many users here on forum have terrible rebbelious fear of governments. Like government is some evil devil that will destroy Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. But is this realy so, do such claims have any reasonable ground at all?
To my opinion the cause for something like that is again ignorance. I think that regulation that is mentioned in many countries is often mixed with centralization which is something that is not natural to Bitcoin because it's functioning totaly different than fiat currencies. Also some warnings to people that Bitcoin is volatile and risky investment that come from national banks are often interpretated as hostile behaviour towards Bitcoin and attempts to make people not to use it.
Is there any hope that Bitcoin users and governments will find the common language and help Bitcoin together to be more accepted in economy, especialy by businesses and to become more "legal" everywhere?
To my opinion the cause for something like that is again ignorance. I think that regulation that is mentioned in many countries is often mixed with centralization which is something that is not natural to Bitcoin because it's functioning totaly different than fiat currencies. Also some warnings to people that Bitcoin is volatile and risky investment that come from national banks are often interpretated as hostile behaviour towards Bitcoin and attempts to make people not to use it.
Is there any hope that Bitcoin users and governments will find the common language and help Bitcoin together to be more accepted in economy, especialy by businesses and to become more "legal" everywhere?
I agree with you, it seems to me that the user is afraid if the goverment of a country have a regulation against bitcoin and they have nothing to do is to follow. The government has a big impact to the economy. Example if bitcoin will become banned in the country how would they transact their bitcoin if their has a law that if anyone caught in bitcoin will be vanish who will be not afraid of that.
I am just hoping that lots goverment in the world will see the importance of bitcoin and it could help also the people in the country.
because users may doubt if they do not follow the rules set by the government, they may be subject to sanctions,
otherwise the user will not be able to transact if the government also prohibits the transaction bitcoin
otherwise the user will not be able to transact if the government also prohibits the transaction bitcoin
If bitcoins are banned in their country, how they will access bitcoin or use bitcoin. Because surely they will be caught if using bitcoin in the country that banned bitcoin.
I think in the future Bitcoin and the government can get into terms if the government accepts and gets what Bitcoin can do and offers. The government is wary of Bitcoin because they cannot grasp and control it, they are in the dark with Bitcoin. If Bitcoin somehow is understood by the government in some time in the future, we can use Bitcoin publicly and it can be part of our daily lives.
they may be afraid because the government forbids bitcoin users and for those who violate will be subject to criminal sanctions. So that's where they fear the government.
I am not one of them. I do not fear government, I respect our president and some of the trustworthy government officials. They may ban or legalize bitcoin but it is up to them. And I always expect the worst but am still hoping for the best. If time will come that they will ban bitcoin, I have no choice but to follow. There are other things that could be a source of additional income anyway.
Because many people use Bitcoin as a solution to save money, and keep their money away from taxes from the government. Many people use Bitcoin for evil purposes, so many people fear that governments will negatively affect their money.
I can't escape to notice that many users here on forum have terrible rebbelious fear of governments. Like government is some evil devil that will destroy Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. But is this realy so, do such claims have any reasonable ground at all?
To my opinion the cause for something like that is again ignorance. I think that regulation that is mentioned in many countries is often mixed with centralization which is something that is not natural to Bitcoin because it's functioning totaly different than fiat currencies. Also some warnings to people that Bitcoin is volatile and risky investment that come from national banks are often interpretated as hostile behaviour towards Bitcoin and attempts to make people not to use it.
Is there any hope that Bitcoin users and governments will find the common language and help Bitcoin together to be more accepted in economy, especialy by businesses and to become more "legal" everywhere?
I think it is very hard for your statement to happen. It is because of different things like the nature of bitcoin which is decentralized while the government wants it to be centralized it so that they can regulate it. Also, banks and other businesses do not want bitcoin to flourish because it might affect their income so they are also pushing the government to regulate it or if can, to ban bitcoin in their country. So I think it is really hard for it to happen. To my opinion the cause for something like that is again ignorance. I think that regulation that is mentioned in many countries is often mixed with centralization which is something that is not natural to Bitcoin because it's functioning totaly different than fiat currencies. Also some warnings to people that Bitcoin is volatile and risky investment that come from national banks are often interpretated as hostile behaviour towards Bitcoin and attempts to make people not to use it.
Is there any hope that Bitcoin users and governments will find the common language and help Bitcoin together to be more accepted in economy, especialy by businesses and to become more "legal" everywhere?
basically because the government is obviously against btc. main reason is that btc is so huge, one can say its a phenomena, that the govt sees it as a threat since they cant control it. second is because most of 'em are corrupt. they dont want everyone to prosper. as long as their pockets are full, they dont care. also, mentioning btc's volatility in a negative way is basically the same thing as attacking it. banks dont do it to warn, they do it to gain the people. to put dirt on btc's name. so what if its volatile and risky? when did they ever care about where people put their money?
Maybe because the government are not yet that aware of what bitcoin is and what its benefits for the community and the country alike. I ask people around me if they know anything about bitcoin and most of them are not aware of its existence. Government should be more open about bitcoin and embrace that its part of trading and our economics nowadays.
I can't escape to notice that many users here on forum have terrible rebbelious fear of governments. Like government is some evil devil that will destroy Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. But is this realy so, do such claims have any reasonable ground at all?
To my opinion the cause for something like that is again ignorance. I think that regulation that is mentioned in many countries is often mixed with centralization which is something that is not natural to Bitcoin because it's functioning totaly different than fiat currencies. Also some warnings to people that Bitcoin is volatile and risky investment that come from national banks are often interpretated as hostile behaviour towards Bitcoin and attempts to make people not to use it.
Is there any hope that Bitcoin users and governments will find the common language and help Bitcoin together to be more accepted in economy, especialy by businesses and to become more "legal" everywhere?
We know that bitcoin is a decentralize system and no one owns the bitcoin system so we also know that every transaction of bitcoin is recorded in the blockchain but it is anonymous so you will never know who did the transaction also this system system doesnt pay tax in a lot of transaction but when we look in a big picture we are just changing or exchanging money but still when the government comply about it.. It can be a reason to make the all of the bitcoin user because it will be a problem in their investments. To my opinion the cause for something like that is again ignorance. I think that regulation that is mentioned in many countries is often mixed with centralization which is something that is not natural to Bitcoin because it's functioning totaly different than fiat currencies. Also some warnings to people that Bitcoin is volatile and risky investment that come from national banks are often interpretated as hostile behaviour towards Bitcoin and attempts to make people not to use it.
Is there any hope that Bitcoin users and governments will find the common language and help Bitcoin together to be more accepted in economy, especialy by businesses and to become more "legal" everywhere?
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