Title: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: ChiPh on February 26, 2016, 06:07:32 PM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views.
Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: aizzaku on February 26, 2016, 07:05:52 PM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. I think the idea behind these crypto currencies is the decentralization and anonymity of the individual right. Said this.. due to the technology like blockchain countries might come up with something of this sort but along with them other ones community made will always strive . Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: ChiPh on February 27, 2016, 04:55:21 AM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. I think the idea behind these crypto currencies is the decentralization and anonymity of the individual right. Said this.. due to the technology like blockchain countries might come up with something of this sort but along with them other ones community made will always strive . Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: coldice on March 01, 2016, 05:03:06 PM I do think it would happen but the only difference will be Countries would keep an eye on the address owner like coinbase does ::)
Any of the government provided facility does not gives you anonymity and it will never. And countries like USA and China will never give anonymity to their citizen. The same implies to India also, Gov will make several laws before allowing a user to use a gov run crypto currency. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: ChiPh on March 02, 2016, 06:20:32 AM I do think it would happen but the only difference will be Countries would keep an eye on the address owner like coinbase does ::) Indian government will definitely make laws and there will be argument about it. Bitcoin system is working pretty well now and anonymity is one of the reason for its success. Many websites now accept donations in the form of bitcoins. If anonymity is lost, bitcoin users wont be happy. Any of the government provided facility does not gives you anonymity and it will never. And countries like USA and China will never give anonymity to their citizen. The same implies to India also, Gov will make several laws before allowing a user to use a gov run crypto currency. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: learncoin on March 02, 2016, 07:28:44 AM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. Each country(eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auroracoin), religion(for eg, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=986527.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=986527.0)) or other divisions creating their own coins will simply create more confusion among people. Cryptos are meant to be anonymous, and creating restrictions for who can use certain cryptos, will be fundamentally flawed. Cryptos like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin are successful cause they does'nt have any T&C with them. So, I think each country developing their own crypto isn't a good idea. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: aizzaku on March 02, 2016, 05:27:48 PM I do think it would happen but the only difference will be Countries would keep an eye on the address owner like coinbase does ::) Any of the government provided facility does not gives you anonymity and it will never. And countries like USA and China will never give anonymity to their citizen. The same implies to India also, Gov will make several laws before allowing a user to use a gov run crypto currency. Oh u are right, but govt wont be making anything similar to bitcoins. I am saying is that they will use the blockchain technology for their own purpose. I had read a news recently that a Private Bank in Japan are releasing their own virtual currency. Now that is something very interesting. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: dashingriddler on March 02, 2016, 08:08:49 PM Government issuing a crypto currency may not be that hard but managing it would be lot harder. There are many questions that needs to answered regarding who would mine for transactions, management of inflation, fixed or variables priced, transaction fee (if not charged there would be lot of spam) etc. So such currencies can only be used for special purposes than for daily use of the common man.
Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: btvGainer on March 02, 2016, 09:15:01 PM My question is why do people want to stay anonymous?Many people like bitcoin or other crypto because they give them anonymity during transaction but if one is not involved in any illegal,anti-social activity,why would one want to stay anonymous?
Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: aizzaku on March 03, 2016, 04:02:27 AM My question is why do people want to stay anonymous?Many people like bitcoin or other crypto because they give them anonymity during transaction but if one is not involved in any illegal,anti-social activity,why would one want to stay anonymous? Yes not everyone want to be anon everytime. I think along with anon it is the ease of use. Give the address, put in money and hit send. done ! Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: skang on March 03, 2016, 09:30:51 AM My question is why do people want to stay anonymous?Many people like bitcoin or other crypto because they give them anonymity during transaction but if one is not involved in any illegal,anti-social activity,why would one want to stay anonymous? I have answered your question in detail here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1171588.msg13933683#msg13933683 Don't know what is your intent behind asking this again & again. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: aizzaku on March 03, 2016, 01:57:46 PM My question is why do people want to stay anonymous?Many people like bitcoin or other crypto because they give them anonymity during transaction but if one is not involved in any illegal,anti-social activity,why would one want to stay anonymous? I have answered your question in detail here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1171588.msg13933683#msg13933683 Don't know what is your intent behind asking this again & again. Skang. Very well explained there. Well i think this is the kind of thing more people should understand is what i meant by awareness. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: mynameisdon on April 26, 2016, 09:52:50 AM maybe,but i don't think so.because crypto currencies is already defined as universal currency. so what do you means by different crypto currencies for different country?
we use bitcoin and many other currencies for no getting exchange problem while Sending to others countries. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: skang on April 26, 2016, 01:19:42 PM maybe,but i don't think so.because crypto currencies is already defined as universal currency. so what do you means by different crypto currencies for different country? we use bitcoin and many other currencies for no getting exchange problem while Sending to others countries. Exactly. It is impossible, given current science, to develop a pow blockchain that can be contained in a country. You can do it with a special form of PoS but it will have a dishonest origin of money problem like all POS chains. Eg: PayTM type currency can be done. Given our current knowledge it is impossible to tie a cryptocurrency to a dynamic geography. Proof-of-location is a theoretical concept and measuring distance from the 14 nearest pulsars is not feasible at the moment. Every other point-of-reference in the universe we know of is dynamic. Theoretically, you cant even define a country's boundary because geography is changing all the time. There is a reason why land is measured by patwaris w.r.t nearby geographical landmaps and not GPS coordinates! Think about it - if we simply define everyone's land precisely as per coordinates, a technology that every smartphone has, there will be no land disputes right? Awesome. Why don't we do it then? Because land changes and thus we measure it relatively and not absolutely. Also, any logic that justifies national cryptocurrencies would also justify state cryptocurrencies or even a village/town specific cryptocurrency. (dillicoin, rampurcoin, etc.) The only counter argument that would not, is that the jurisdiction and people would want a common national cryptocurrency to allow for trading valuations. But this stands against the very principal of design of cryptocurrencies wherein an individual could posses multiple national cryptocurrencies and be trading in them in this globalized world, being restricted only by exchange of physical goods (whereas digital goods incur no such restriction and thus renders the digital trader indistinguishable from the native of land). Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Pkzone on April 30, 2016, 01:46:56 PM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. I think the idea behind these crypto currencies is the decentralization and anonymity of the individual right. Said this.. due to the technology like blockchain countries might come up with something of this sort but along with them other ones community made will always strive . may seek for its monopoly and ban other cryptocurrencies anyway, this isn't possible unless every citizen is stable enough to have a smartphone/minimal computer to hold the coins and network... Also the mining will probably be done by government, so as the demand grows the government will need to mine it and optimize it as well.Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Pkzone on April 30, 2016, 02:05:02 PM maybe,but i don't think so.because crypto currencies is already defined as universal currency. so what do you means by different crypto currencies for different country? we use bitcoin and many other currencies for no getting exchange problem while Sending to others countries. Exactly. It is impossible, given current science, to develop a pow blockchain that can be contained in a country. You can do it with a special form of PoS but it will have a dishonest origin of money problem like all POS chains. Eg: PayTM type currency can be done. Given our current knowledge it is impossible to tie a cryptocurrency to a dynamic geography. Proof-of-location is a theoretical concept and measuring distance from the 14 nearest pulsars is not feasible at the moment. Every other point-of-reference in the universe we know of is dynamic. Theoretically, you cant even define a country's boundary because geography is changing all the time. There is a reason why land is measured by patwaris w.r.t nearby geographical landmaps and not GPS coordinates! Think about it - if we simply define everyone's land precisely as per coordinates, a technology that every smartphone has, there will be no land disputes right? Awesome. Why don't we do it then? Because land changes and thus we measure it relatively and not absolutely. Also, any logic that justifies national cryptocurrencies would also justify state cryptocurrencies or even a village/town specific cryptocurrency. (dillicoin, rampurcoin, etc.) The only counter argument that would not, is that the jurisdiction and people would want a common national cryptocurrency to allow for trading valuations. But this stands against the very principal of design of cryptocurrencies wherein an individual could posses multiple national cryptocurrencies and be trading in them in this globalized world, being restricted only by exchange of physical goods (whereas digital goods incur no such restriction and thus renders the digital trader indistinguishable from the native of land). You are forgetting that a cryptocurrency is a protocol and it works on a network of computers. You can tie a walled-garden infrastructure like DPRK's own intranet which is national to a intranet-specific cryptocurrency. If then, a intranet's cryptocurrency can be distinguished by any other cryptocurrency and it may work within a country's borders. Mining protocols can be blocked by the state government so the government can only mine it as minting is done by traditional fiat. THAT'S WHY I SAY, DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH BEFORE POSTING. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Pkzone on April 30, 2016, 02:11:01 PM My question is why do people want to stay anonymous?Many people like bitcoin or other crypto because they give them anonymity during transaction but if one is not involved in any illegal,anti-social activity,why would one want to stay anonymous? PLEASE PLEASE, I beg you to stop calling Bitcoin a anonymous currency, it's a PSEUDONYMOUS currency AND anonymous and PSEUDONYMOUS has ITS own DIFFERENCES No, wait btvGainer, why am I anonymous? I'm also a Indian...I'm anonymous because of social threats, if I go against a specific authority, I may be humiliated, and what not? If you read news, then you must know of death threats, rape threats, home rampage... Then, will I want that? No, I believe everyone has a freedom of speech and one must not be threated based on what he has said, if he has said something that is backed by facts, then he must not be threated. Do you get it? Do you? Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Pkzone on April 30, 2016, 02:13:05 PM I do think it would happen but the only difference will be Countries would keep an eye on the address owner like coinbase does ::) India allows me to have anonymity, at least, I'm thankful to the government that they haven't put such a shit law to destroy my rights, and be like China.Any of the government provided facility does not gives you anonymity and it will never. And countries like USA and China will never give anonymity to their citizen. The same implies to India also, Gov will make several laws before allowing a user to use a gov run crypto currency. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Pkzone on April 30, 2016, 02:13:56 PM I do think it would happen but the only difference will be Countries would keep an eye on the address owner like coinbase does ::) Indian government will definitely make laws and there will be argument about it. Bitcoin system is working pretty well now and anonymity is one of the reason for its success. Many websites now accept donations in the form of bitcoins. If anonymity is lost, bitcoin users wont be happy. Any of the government provided facility does not gives you anonymity and it will never. And countries like USA and China will never give anonymity to their citizen. The same implies to India also, Gov will make several laws before allowing a user to use a gov run crypto currency. PLEASE PLEASE, I beg you to stop calling Bitcoin a anonymous currency, it's a PSEUDONYMOUS currency AND anonymous and PSEUDONYMOUS has ITS own DIFFERENCES I will spam this every time anyone says Bitcoin is anonymous.Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: btvGainer on April 30, 2016, 11:50:00 PM My question is why do people want to stay anonymous?Many people like bitcoin or other crypto because they give them anonymity during transaction but if one is not involved in any illegal,anti-social activity,why would one want to stay anonymous? PLEASE PLEASE, I beg you to stop calling Bitcoin a anonymous currency, it's a PSEUDONYMOUS currency AND anonymous and PSEUDONYMOUS has ITS own DIFFERENCES No, wait btvGainer, why am I anonymous? I'm also a Indian...I'm anonymous because of social threats, if I go against a specific authority, I may be humiliated, and what not? If you read news, then you must know of death threats, rape threats, home rampage... Then, will I want that? No, I believe everyone has a freedom of speech and one must not be threated based on what he has said, if he has said something that is backed by facts, then he must not be threated. Do you get it? Do you? Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Pkzone on May 05, 2016, 09:13:26 AM My question is why do people want to stay anonymous?Many people like bitcoin or other crypto because they give them anonymity during transaction but if one is not involved in any illegal,anti-social activity,why would one want to stay anonymous? PLEASE PLEASE, I beg you to stop calling Bitcoin a anonymous currency, it's a PSEUDONYMOUS currency AND anonymous and PSEUDONYMOUS has ITS own DIFFERENCES No, wait btvGainer, why am I anonymous? I'm also a Indian...I'm anonymous because of social threats, if I go against a specific authority, I may be humiliated, and what not? If you read news, then you must know of death threats, rape threats, home rampage... Then, will I want that? No, I believe everyone has a freedom of speech and one must not be threated based on what he has said, if he has said something that is backed by facts, then he must not be threated. Do you get it? Do you? Because if I am not anonymous, someone can trace my usage back to me and may mistreat me for my doings, which is not what freedom of speech is meant to endorse. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: mynameisdon on May 07, 2016, 11:45:58 AM I do think it would happen but the only difference will be Countries would keep an eye on the address owner like coinbase does ::) Indian government will definitely make laws and there will be argument about it. Bitcoin system is working pretty well now and anonymity is one of the reason for its success. Many websites now accept donations in the form of bitcoins. If anonymity is lost, bitcoin users wont be happy. Any of the government provided facility does not gives you anonymity and it will never. And countries like USA and China will never give anonymity to their citizen. The same implies to India also, Gov will make several laws before allowing a user to use a gov run crypto currency. PLEASE PLEASE, I beg you to stop calling Bitcoin a anonymous currency, it's a PSEUDONYMOUS currency AND anonymous and PSEUDONYMOUS has ITS own DIFFERENCES I will spam this every time anyone says Bitcoin is anonymous.i think if you are mastermind in bitcoin network you will say;No,bitcoin is not anonymous. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Pkzone on May 09, 2016, 03:40:35 PM I do think it would happen but the only difference will be Countries would keep an eye on the address owner like coinbase does ::) Indian government will definitely make laws and there will be argument about it. Bitcoin system is working pretty well now and anonymity is one of the reason for its success. Many websites now accept donations in the form of bitcoins. If anonymity is lost, bitcoin users wont be happy. Any of the government provided facility does not gives you anonymity and it will never. And countries like USA and China will never give anonymity to their citizen. The same implies to India also, Gov will make several laws before allowing a user to use a gov run crypto currency. PLEASE PLEASE, I beg you to stop calling Bitcoin a anonymous currency, it's a PSEUDONYMOUS currency AND anonymous and PSEUDONYMOUS has ITS own DIFFERENCES I will spam this every time anyone says Bitcoin is anonymous.i think if you are mastermind in bitcoin network you will say;No,bitcoin is not anonymous. PLEASE PLEASE, I beg you to stop calling Bitcoin a anonymous currency, it's a PSEUDONYMOUS currency AND anonymous and PSEUDONYMOUS has ITS own DIFFERENCES And really, Bitcoin is NOT anonymous, it's pseudonymous. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: skang on May 11, 2016, 09:40:30 PM maybe,but i don't think so.because crypto currencies is already defined as universal currency. so what do you means by different crypto currencies for different country? we use bitcoin and many other currencies for no getting exchange problem while Sending to others countries. Exactly. It is impossible, given current science, to develop a pow blockchain that can be contained in a country. You can do it with a special form of PoS but it will have a dishonest origin of money problem like all POS chains. Eg: PayTM type currency can be done. Given our current knowledge it is impossible to tie a cryptocurrency to a dynamic geography. Proof-of-location is a theoretical concept and measuring distance from the 14 nearest pulsars is not feasible at the moment. Every other point-of-reference in the universe we know of is dynamic. Theoretically, you cant even define a country's boundary because geography is changing all the time. There is a reason why land is measured by patwaris w.r.t nearby geographical landmaps and not GPS coordinates! Think about it - if we simply define everyone's land precisely as per coordinates, a technology that every smartphone has, there will be no land disputes right? Awesome. Why don't we do it then? Because land changes and thus we measure it relatively and not absolutely. Also, any logic that justifies national cryptocurrencies would also justify state cryptocurrencies or even a village/town specific cryptocurrency. (dillicoin, rampurcoin, etc.) The only counter argument that would not, is that the jurisdiction and people would want a common national cryptocurrency to allow for trading valuations. But this stands against the very principal of design of cryptocurrencies wherein an individual could posses multiple national cryptocurrencies and be trading in them in this globalized world, being restricted only by exchange of physical goods (whereas digital goods incur no such restriction and thus renders the digital trader indistinguishable from the native of land). You are forgetting that a cryptocurrency is a protocol and it works on a network of computers. You can tie a walled-garden infrastructure like DPRK's own intranet which is national to a intranet-specific cryptocurrency. If then, a intranet's cryptocurrency can be distinguished by any other cryptocurrency and it may work within a country's borders. Mining protocols can be blocked by the state government so the government can only mine it as minting is done by traditional fiat. THAT'S WHY I SAY, DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH BEFORE POSTING. If you isolate a network (intranet) it is by definition irrelevant for use over the internet. How do you ensure that a node operator is only connecting to the intranet network? (Thinking more about it it, a node runner will want to secretly open his node to big foreign miners for a cut.) If you are restricting mining to government only, why mine at all & why not simply form a federation? Do you understand why a blockchain without PoW is not possible? I hope you did your research before posting. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: mynameisdon on May 20, 2016, 02:39:19 AM I do think it would happen but the only difference will be Countries would keep an eye on the address owner like coinbase does ::) Indian government will definitely make laws and there will be argument about it. Bitcoin system is working pretty well now and anonymity is one of the reason for its success. Many websites now accept donations in the form of bitcoins. If anonymity is lost, bitcoin users wont be happy. Any of the government provided facility does not gives you anonymity and it will never. And countries like USA and China will never give anonymity to their citizen. The same implies to India also, Gov will make several laws before allowing a user to use a gov run crypto currency. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: mynameisdon on May 20, 2016, 02:49:59 AM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. I think the idea behind these crypto currencies is the decentralization and anonymity of the individual right. Said this.. due to the technology like blockchain countries might come up with something of this sort but along with them other ones community made will always strive . Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: globalgaurav on May 20, 2016, 05:50:18 AM Bitcoin is NOT anonymous, it's pseudonymous. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: btvGainer on May 20, 2016, 09:33:53 AM Bitcoin is NOT anonymous, it's pseudonymous. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: skang on May 21, 2016, 04:30:51 AM ..can you tell who sent you coins by just knowing it tx id? You can if you are monitoring the mempool & the network and other similar forensics. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Pkzone on May 21, 2016, 09:46:26 AM maybe,but i don't think so.because crypto currencies is already defined as universal currency. so what do you means by different crypto currencies for different country? we use bitcoin and many other currencies for no getting exchange problem while Sending to others countries. Exactly. It is impossible, given current science, to develop a pow blockchain that can be contained in a country. You can do it with a special form of PoS but it will have a dishonest origin of money problem like all POS chains. Eg: PayTM type currency can be done. Given our current knowledge it is impossible to tie a cryptocurrency to a dynamic geography. Proof-of-location is a theoretical concept and measuring distance from the 14 nearest pulsars is not feasible at the moment. Every other point-of-reference in the universe we know of is dynamic. Theoretically, you cant even define a country's boundary because geography is changing all the time. There is a reason why land is measured by patwaris w.r.t nearby geographical landmaps and not GPS coordinates! Think about it - if we simply define everyone's land precisely as per coordinates, a technology that every smartphone has, there will be no land disputes right? Awesome. Why don't we do it then? Because land changes and thus we measure it relatively and not absolutely. Also, any logic that justifies national cryptocurrencies would also justify state cryptocurrencies or even a village/town specific cryptocurrency. (dillicoin, rampurcoin, etc.) The only counter argument that would not, is that the jurisdiction and people would want a common national cryptocurrency to allow for trading valuations. But this stands against the very principal of design of cryptocurrencies wherein an individual could posses multiple national cryptocurrencies and be trading in them in this globalized world, being restricted only by exchange of physical goods (whereas digital goods incur no such restriction and thus renders the digital trader indistinguishable from the native of land). You are forgetting that a cryptocurrency is a protocol and it works on a network of computers. You can tie a walled-garden infrastructure like DPRK's own intranet which is national to a intranet-specific cryptocurrency. If then, a intranet's cryptocurrency can be distinguished by any other cryptocurrency and it may work within a country's borders. Mining protocols can be blocked by the state government so the government can only mine it as minting is done by traditional fiat. THAT'S WHY I SAY, DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH BEFORE POSTING. If you isolate a network (intranet) it is by definition irrelevant for use over the internet. How do you ensure that a node operator is only connecting to the intranet network? (Thinking more about it it, a node runner will want to secretly open his node to big foreign miners for a cut.) If you are restricting mining to government only, why mine at all & why not simply form a federation? Do you understand why a blockchain without PoW is not possible? I hope you did your research before posting. Node operator is only connecting to the intranet network? Yes, it's possible to break free of that network, but different transactions from different addresses relayed by a single node would easily expose it. I'd update this later, I'm too tired. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: skang on May 23, 2016, 06:20:19 AM maybe,but i don't think so.because crypto currencies is already defined as universal currency. so what do you means by different crypto currencies for different country? we use bitcoin and many other currencies for no getting exchange problem while Sending to others countries. Exactly. It is impossible, given current science, to develop a pow blockchain that can be contained in a country. You can do it with a special form of PoS but it will have a dishonest origin of money problem like all POS chains. Eg: PayTM type currency can be done. Given our current knowledge it is impossible to tie a cryptocurrency to a dynamic geography. Proof-of-location is a theoretical concept and measuring distance from the 14 nearest pulsars is not feasible at the moment. Every other point-of-reference in the universe we know of is dynamic. Theoretically, you cant even define a country's boundary because geography is changing all the time. There is a reason why land is measured by patwaris w.r.t nearby geographical landmaps and not GPS coordinates! Think about it - if we simply define everyone's land precisely as per coordinates, a technology that every smartphone has, there will be no land disputes right? Awesome. Why don't we do it then? Because land changes and thus we measure it relatively and not absolutely. Also, any logic that justifies national cryptocurrencies would also justify state cryptocurrencies or even a village/town specific cryptocurrency. (dillicoin, rampurcoin, etc.) The only counter argument that would not, is that the jurisdiction and people would want a common national cryptocurrency to allow for trading valuations. But this stands against the very principal of design of cryptocurrencies wherein an individual could posses multiple national cryptocurrencies and be trading in them in this globalized world, being restricted only by exchange of physical goods (whereas digital goods incur no such restriction and thus renders the digital trader indistinguishable from the native of land). You are forgetting that a cryptocurrency is a protocol and it works on a network of computers. You can tie a walled-garden infrastructure like DPRK's own intranet which is national to a intranet-specific cryptocurrency. If then, a intranet's cryptocurrency can be distinguished by any other cryptocurrency and it may work within a country's borders. Mining protocols can be blocked by the state government so the government can only mine it as minting is done by traditional fiat. THAT'S WHY I SAY, DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH BEFORE POSTING. If you isolate a network (intranet) it is by definition irrelevant for use over the internet. How do you ensure that a node operator is only connecting to the intranet network? (Thinking more about it it, a node runner will want to secretly open his node to big foreign miners for a cut.) If you are restricting mining to government only, why mine at all & why not simply form a federation? Do you understand why a blockchain without PoW is not possible? I hope you did your research before posting. Node operator is only connecting to the intranet network? Yes, it's possible to break free of that network, but different transactions from different addresses relayed by a single node would easily expose it. I'd update this later, I'm too tired. A single miner is indistinguishable from a mining farm operating through a single node. POS has origin of money problem & nothing-at-stake problem. Of course it will work like I mentioned "simply form a federation". It will be like our current system with only advantage being cost of paper saved. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Cyaren on May 23, 2016, 07:27:19 AM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. It is possible, but people will still lose trust in a government based cryptocurrency. Because it is likely that the government will retain a tight hold on their cryptocurrency, however decentralized they may claim it to be. Altcoins might not last long because most of them are pump and dumps. Bitcoin I believe will be used as currency in the future. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: btvGainer on May 23, 2016, 09:31:23 AM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. It is possible, but people will still lose trust in a government based cryptocurrency. Because it is likely that the government will retain a tight hold on their cryptocurrency, however decentralized they may claim it to be. Altcoins might not last long because most of them are pump and dumps. Bitcoin I believe will be used as currency in the future. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: mynameisdon on May 24, 2016, 03:02:29 PM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. Altcoins might not last long because most of them are pump and dumps. Bitcoin I believe will be used as currency in the future. now bitcoin price will never reduce or none currency can touch bitcoins price in future till something happened wrong with bitcoin network. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: mynameisdon on May 24, 2016, 03:13:50 PM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. well i'm against for different crypto currencies for different country.but i seen this this thing i became confused.you just type bitdollar on Google or read this article http://www.newsbtc.com/2014/12/14/can-bitdollar-link-bitcoin-u-s-government/ you will find that America will make their own crypto currency. now whats is your opinion on it? ??? Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: btvGainer on May 24, 2016, 10:15:15 PM Many cryptocurrencies are currently being developed like bitcoin, dogecoin, dashcoin , litecoin etc. Just like now we have different paper currencies for different countries. It is possible that in the future each country will decide or develop its own cryptocurrency?. What do you think about this? Please share your views. well i'm against for different crypto currencies for different country.but i seen this this thing i became confused.you just type bitdollar on Google or read this article http://www.newsbtc.com/2014/12/14/can-bitdollar-link-bitcoin-u-s-government/ you will find that America will make their own crypto currency. now whats is your opinion on it? ??? Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: skang on May 25, 2016, 04:27:15 AM Guys we can dream and I am not saying it is never possible, but national cryptocurrencies are impossible given the current state of human knowledge.
@btvgainer People don't trust government fiat lol. They use it out of fear cause you would be punished by force if you issue your own. Also, yes if anything is government owned in India, it is, or will become, corrupt because the judiciary to enforce it is corrupt. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: btvGainer on May 25, 2016, 10:00:39 AM @btvgainer People don't trust government fiat lol. They use it out of fear cause you would be punished by force if you issue your own. Also, yes if anything is government owned in India, it is, or will become, corrupt because the judiciary to enforce it is corrupt. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: skang on May 26, 2016, 03:55:22 AM @btvgainer People don't trust government fiat lol. They use it out of fear cause you would be punished by force if you issue your own. Also, yes if anything is government owned in India, it is, or will become, corrupt because the judiciary to enforce it is corrupt. Go read history. Every single Indian kingdom issued their own coin. We stopped doing it since we stop changing regimes. (Really though, we did not stop doing it even after independence from british rule; we just don't change the face on the note but governments totally change the monetary policy behind it. We have been lucky, unlike the US, Japan etc. to have very intelligent economists, hence you don't feel the effects. ) As to why one would want their own currency. Well there could be multiple reasons. Satoshi's reason is the first para of the whitepaper. You should read it. Also, read bitcoin's first block. You will find a news headline there. Go read that news and then go read about bailouts in other countries. I use INR because nobody else accepts anything else because it is illegal to do so. All of this is soon going to be obsolete brother. There was a time when people asked, why would anyone need their own newspaper? Now, everyone has a blog. Well, you may say you don't, but your facebook profile is a blog. Soon, everyone will have their own currency. Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: dashingriddler on May 26, 2016, 05:02:04 AM @btvgainer People don't trust government fiat lol. They use it out of fear cause you would be punished by force if you issue your own. Also, yes if anything is government owned in India, it is, or will become, corrupt because the judiciary to enforce it is corrupt. Go read history. Every single Indian kingdom issued their own coin. We stopped doing it since we stop changing regimes. (Really though, we did not stop doing it even after independence from british rule; we just don't change the face on the note but governments totally change the monetary policy behind it. We have been lucky, unlike the US, Japan etc. to have very intelligent economists, hence you don't feel the effects. ) As to why one would want their own currency. Well there could be multiple reasons. Satoshi's reason is the first para of the whitepaper. You should read it. Also, read bitcoin's first block. You will find a news headline there. Go read that news and then go read about bailouts in other countries. I use INR because nobody else accepts anything else because it is illegal to do so. All of this is soon going to be obsolete brother. There was a time when people asked, why would anyone need their own newspaper? Now, everyone has a blog. Well, you may say you don't, but your facebook profile is a blog. Soon, everyone will have their own currency. +1 Title: Re: Future of cryptocurrency Post by: Pkzone on May 31, 2016, 10:34:34 AM @btvgainer People don't trust government fiat lol. They use it out of fear cause you would be punished by force if you issue your own. Also, yes if anything is government owned in India, it is, or will become, corrupt because the judiciary to enforce it is corrupt. Go read history. Every single Indian kingdom issued their own coin. We stopped doing it since we stop changing regimes. (Really though, we did not stop doing it even after independence from british rule; we just don't change the face on the note but governments totally change the monetary policy behind it. We have been lucky, unlike the US, Japan etc. to have very intelligent economists, hence you don't feel the effects. ) As to why one would want their own currency. Well there could be multiple reasons. Satoshi's reason is the first para of the whitepaper. You should read it. Also, read bitcoin's first block. You will find a news headline there. Go read that news and then go read about bailouts in other countries. I use INR because nobody else accepts anything else because it is illegal to do so. All of this is soon going to be obsolete brother. There was a time when people asked, why would anyone need their own newspaper? Now, everyone has a blog. Well, you may say you don't, but your facebook profile is a blog. Soon, everyone will have their own currency. +1 |