Bill Gates: Bitcoin Not Best Solution to Global Payments Challenges

[Coinbuddy]

A few months ago, Microsoft founder Bill Gates publicly stated his interest in and support of Bitcoin. Gates said that the digital currency had the potential to seriously improve international payments, especially for the unbanked population. Although, Gates said that Bitcoin would run into problems in the political sphere.

READ FULL STORY: http://www.coinfinance.com/news/bill-gates-bitcoin-not-best-solution-to-global-payments-challenges

[newuser01]

what a shitty article and website that is

is it made at freewebs??

[grau]

Microsoft's way to adapt a new technology is to create an incompatible fork of it, with bold promises on top of the existing one.
The tactic proved suitable to make their customer wait for them to catch-up.

Their fork fades out just like memory of their customer, so they can repeat.

[Q7]

Old news. Practically, yeah, I don't deny that. bitcoin won't be able to solve everything. But it is still the best candidate that we have thus far. And I mean building on top of the current system and improving it along the way. That would certainly be the best option.

[Madness]

A few months ago, Microsoft founder Bill Gates publicly stated his interest in and support of Bitcoin. Gates said that the digital currency had the potential to seriously improve international payments, especially for the unbanked population. Although, Gates said that Bitcoin would run into problems in the political sphere.

READ FULL STORY: http://www.coinfinance.com/news/bill-gates-bitcoin-not-best-solution-to-global-payments-challenges

Those are some old news that you have their mate . Anyway from the video I've seen ... the guy got a pointed like when he said that poor people can't really afford Bitcoin and he is right on that one . Bitcoin price keep going down & UP and some people just can't afford losing 1$ because that's the only way they pay there bills and buy food to their childrens .

~ Madness

[Coinbuddy]

I am with Gate he said right

[oblivi]

Microsoft's way to adapt a new technology is to create an incompatible fork of it, with bold promises on top of the existing one.
The tactic proved suitable to make their customer wait for them to catch-up.

Their fork fades out just like memory of their customer, so they can repeat.

Yeah, it's clear what they want is a closed source fork of Bitcoin that they can control and manipulate, the fucking pigs.