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Title: E-krona: Sweden to become first economy to introduce a cryptocurrency Post by: Elby on January 17, 2018, 11:03:07 PM E-krona: Sweden to become first economy to introduce a cryptocurrency
Finally the news I and many of you all were waiting for (always knew that official country coins would be released as governments see the potential too), the first official cryptocoin/digital coin released by a Mational bank so supported by the government, Sweden as a pioneer country does it and they should get lots of credits for this! In the EU we of course have the EURO, but many countries and their residents want their national currency back, now this will be possible with official released country coins backed by the National banks and governments. Source: http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU1801/S00232/sweden-to-become-first-economy-to-introduce-a-cryptocurrency.htm (http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU1801/S00232/sweden-to-become-first-economy-to-introduce-a-cryptocurrency.htm) Of course this news will also back up the cryptocurrency market (altcoin market) and their investors. Title: Re: E-krona: Sweden to become first economy to introduce a cryptocurrency Post by: andthereyou on January 18, 2018, 02:39:29 AM Good news, eventhough mastercards are commonly used when doing payments in sweden but it is a great help in our part as a tourist if E-krona is implemented, for we can directly convert our Bitcoin or Ethereum to E-krona and used it in sweden. I'm looking forward to visit sweden again in the future.
Title: Re: E-krona: Sweden to become first economy to introduce a cryptocurrency Post by: TyrellWellick on January 20, 2018, 04:09:01 AM E-krona: Sweden to become first economy to introduce a cryptocurrency Finally the news I and many of you all were waiting for (always knew that official country coins would be released as governments see the potential too), the first official cryptocoin/digital coin released by a Mational bank so supported by the government, Sweden as a pioneer country does it and they should get lots of credits for this! In the EU we of course have the EURO, but many countries and their residents want their national currency back, now this will be possible with official released country coins backed by the National banks and governments. Source: http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU1801/S00232/sweden-to-become-first-economy-to-introduce-a-cryptocurrency.htm (http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU1801/S00232/sweden-to-become-first-economy-to-introduce-a-cryptocurrency.htm) Of course this news will also back up the cryptocurrency market (altcoin market) and their investors. Hi guys, is this project already been done? Or is there still an announcement thread about this endeavor? I would like to very much support this project, it displays legitimacy. Title: Re: E-krona: Sweden to become first economy to introduce a cryptocurrency Post by: Abar on April 19, 2018, 06:50:09 AM It looks like SCAM!
Title: Re: E-krona: Sweden to become first economy to introduce a cryptocurrency Post by: AlexS_off on April 19, 2018, 07:40:22 AM If that is true, the news is very positive. A lot of bad news has been coming from all over the world about cryptocurrencies lately. And we all saw their negative impact on the popularity of all crypto. Therefore, only reliable and truthful news will have a positive impact on the development of all cryptocurrencies.
Title: Re: E-krona: Sweden to become first economy to introduce a cryptocurrency Post by: damberg on April 19, 2018, 07:48:01 AM To be exact, Swedish E-krona would not certainly be the first national (state-run) cryptocurrency. Venezuela introduced their own cryptocurrency called "Petro" a few months ago. I am always aware when a certain country announces such an intention to run its own cryptocurrency because it usually means centralized cryptocurrency with very strong control of government or national bank. :-[
Title: Re: E-krona: Sweden to become first economy to introduce a cryptocurrency Post by: viralz on May 08, 2018, 02:59:24 AM I am looking for an option by ETH or BTC (not credit card), is it possible?
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