there is no single head to cut off. genius of non-hierarchical system is many heads like a hydra, cut one off more rise up in its place.
next thing is to have a holographic-based system, where each node contains the whole network in it.
noob post number 5!
Topic: Will you still use bitcoin when it gets banned? - page 3. (Read 2371 times)
My numbers on my hard drive? Yes, I'll move them around when I want to.
Yes, in fact I can't wait till they ban it! That's when it will *really* start having value.
P.S. - you can do a 'poll' easily when you create a new post.
P.S. - you can do a 'poll' easily when you create a new post.
yes 
i doubt it can be banned; and even if it is banned somewhere i don't see how could they ban it worldwide.
i doubt it can be banned; and even if it is banned somewhere i don't see how could they ban it worldwide.
yes
there is no way you can ever "ban" it completely, no way to filter the p2p traffic
there is no way you can ever "ban" it completely, no way to filter the p2p traffic
Question in the post title...
Answer Yes/No
And I am asking because of a line in this article:
http://themonetaryfuture.blogspot.com/2011/04/legal-tender-illegal-tender-will.html
"However, pragmatically it is necessary to understand that the majority of people now do see the government as legitimate and, if Bitcoin was banned, would not use it out of a desire to be good upstanding citizens. The Bitcoin economy would lose 90% of its user base and the value of Bitcoin would crash. Therefore, Bitcoin needs to become a viable currency for legitimate business transactions."
Answer Yes/No
And I am asking because of a line in this article:
http://themonetaryfuture.blogspot.com/2011/04/legal-tender-illegal-tender-will.html
"However, pragmatically it is necessary to understand that the majority of people now do see the government as legitimate and, if Bitcoin was banned, would not use it out of a desire to be good upstanding citizens. The Bitcoin economy would lose 90% of its user base and the value of Bitcoin would crash. Therefore, Bitcoin needs to become a viable currency for legitimate business transactions."
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