Pourquoi les "money brokers" ont peur du Bitcoin ... qui pourrait être un véhicule bien plus efficace lors de gros volumes (et un véhicule définitif et insaisissable en cas de volte-face d'un gouvernement) :
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-makes-history-reaches-gold-parity/
“There are about a dozen different ways of getting money out of China that work a lot better than Bitcoin, and no one uses Bitcoin to get around currency controls. The best rate we could get is a five percent transaction fee, and it turns out that you can do things at 0.1 percent with using the hot money brokers.”
Wang went on to say that far from strangling innovation through capital controls, it was, in fact, the Chinese government’s policy to be as liberal as possible.
“...It's the policy of the Chinese government to gradually get rid of currency controls and to liberalize the economy so that more things are done by the market. One way they do this is to wink at people and tell them that if they do illegal thing X, they won't end up in jail, and see what happens. If the world doesn't blow up they make it legal.”
Car en fin de compte, c'est bien l'indépendance du réseau ... qui de l'intérêt de tous.