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I think what would happen is that banks will either adopt and latch on to block chain technology and incorporated into their current operations, their current systems and processes that they have in place, they will essentially bring block chain into the overall architecture of their system, of their banks and they would incorporate it into that system to where they would make that system much more efficient.
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BitcoinTalk Username: Jack Dragon Starting Post Count (including this one): 5 Current Rank: Newbie BTC Address: 39ZyszafxVpF3RHfnAoWE6otpMu3TSWwuD
cool idea bro.
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I'm a newbie and it's even harder for a newbie like me to get merits. I've seen some people giving away a merits by joining his discussion and giving the best answer to a question given by them, but again a newbie doesn't even allowed to participate on it. But if you're a member then you would not got a problem I guess
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I just strongly believe that bitcoin price is something we can't predict. Even analyst or economic expert states that bitcoin price depends to so many variables. Imo it's price might be fall again to the point where people start to lose hope and finally sell their btc while the rich see the chance and buy when it's price falls then price slowly rise again.
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IMO, I don't think this kind of worst scenario is going to happen, at least not in the near future. I mean BTC is not that valueable to begin with but through years it become so expensive and valueable because of it's special features and function. So it means as long as btc still carrying that function and role, there is no chance to value it zero. Idk about another coin (altcoin) but I don't think so for btc
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