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21  Economy / Economics / Re: Cryptocurrency can not replace fiat currency. on: May 22, 2020, 02:17:38 AM
Goverments will never allow it, they want to control money. Maybe we will see digital fiat but not a btc as resserve currency

The government is trying but they can't so if they cannot beat it join it, government are now creating a digital currency on their own, China will soon launch one soon and after that many countries will follow China's lead, we cannot ignore if the most powerful country in the world is creating and becoming a model of it.
Look my country's (venezuela) Petro, it's an absolute fucking joke, supposedly pegged to oil price but not only does it no go down with it, it's price has been arbitrarily raised twice. Then they hard fork it in secret and pretend like nothing even happened. As far as I'm concerned, is cryptocurrency has a government or a company running it, it should not be taken seriously.
22  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 2009 coins on the move? Probably not Satoshi on: May 21, 2020, 03:11:00 AM
I feel like people are making a way bigger deal about this than it is, it's probably some random early adopter and 50 BTC is not something that would drastically alter the way the market is going.
23  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: A new cryptocurrency with two-phase-proof-of-work on: May 20, 2020, 03:52:24 AM
I'm sorry, I fail to see how this fixes anything.
24  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: the halving will end the downtrend of the last price circle on: May 19, 2020, 01:57:59 AM
The price is trading around $8500 to $10000 and the price will try to break the resistance and if it does not happen then you can even expect a correction. I am expecting a good correction before the rally starts.


I wish we could have this kind of wild swings forever lol.
25  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The Elephant in the Room on: May 14, 2020, 09:02:39 AM
Not just BCH, but I read that even for BTC more than 50% of hash rate is coming from China. And even though it is very difficult, but being an authoritarian govt. it isn't very difficult for China to take over that 50%+ mining hashrate. So, ya it a real danger.
China has a big advantage of cheap electricity, locations, labour and supply chain. Hard to compete with it. But if you really want to decentralize your blockchains, then I guess you'll have to contribute hashrate from other countries, even it is expensive.
This is no joke, a couple of years back my government (Venezuela) tried to make a miner registry, and they were seizing miner's equipment to use it themselves. Went as far as to use drones with thermal sensors to check if apartments with high energy consumption were actually being lived in or used as mining farms to raid. Eventually they gave up on it because the registry was unenforceable our government is a joke.
The whole Chinese fund thing is really worrisome too, specially considering that this is supposed to go live this month and there's still no word about it.
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