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i doubt it, poverty is a big of a problem. Most people dont even have computers! The only way to solve poverty is to boost the economy one by one little by little
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can you explain more on the "a portal between government-issued fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies" part
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this is because they fear that bitcoin will replace their currency and the government cant monitor it
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i use bitcoin and etherium
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of course, instant millionare at once if you're living in a 3rd world country
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this happens to alot of tokens out there that lost its value over time. it wouldn't be weird for bitcoin to do the same thing
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you cash out your bitcoin or trade it to other alternative coins
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i know right, you need to at least have money or a good miner component to earn some btc
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bitcoin is so expensive right now that only the rich can help you now
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bitcoin got out of hand and turned into reality
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im glad that there's a cryptocurrency connected to education. i like the idea. goodluck on the project
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its the hype. 2017 is the year for bitcoin
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i dont think so, probably 12k at most
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if people would stop using it then it will no longer have value
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why invest in bitcoin when u can invest in real stocks market?
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then u just ignore them. they're missing out something incredible
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obviously because bitcoins can be obtained w/out actual work. countries dont want to have less work force right? bad for economy
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simply because the government cant control the price of the bitcoin
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