Topic: Will bitcoin win? - page 14. (Read 1105 times)
Nearly all of the mocking that you see stems from the banks, financial institutions and governments. Of course these entities are going to try to discredit the very system that seeks to undermine their authority. Ignore the naysayers, blockchain is here to stay, the implementation that eventually succeeds fiat may not necessarily be bitcoin, but it certainly has the best chance.
It's a lot of mocking bitcoin with Blockchain technology that does not have the physicality to substitute a currency, but with skyrocketing prices now since the creation of today many are praising bitcoin and some others who want to destroy.
Similar to what Gandhi said
At first, they ignored the Bitcoin, then ridiculed him for "how a digital coin does not have a physical presence" to be a substitute for paper currency and a system called the Blockchain, an alternative not only to the banks but to the entire institutions, then they fought him and tried to cast suspicion in the ranks of those who pursued him To 20 thousand dollars in less than ten years from the way he described the bubble and the closing of the trading platforms and then enter the market and try to control it as it is now.
Now only victory ...
At first, they ignored the Bitcoin, then ridiculed him for "how a digital coin does not have a physical presence" to be a substitute for paper currency and a system called the Blockchain, an alternative not only to the banks but to the entire institutions, then they fought him and tried to cast suspicion in the ranks of those who pursued him To 20 thousand dollars in less than ten years from the way he described the bubble and the closing of the trading platforms and then enter the market and try to control it as it is now.
Now only victory ...
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