[2015-07-08] CNBC: Euro, drachma, bitcoin? Greece’s currency options

[LiteCoinGuy]

Euro, drachma, bitcoin? Greece’s currency options

European leaders have given Greece until the weekend to reach an aid-for-reforms deal with its creditors or risk bankruptcy and banking collapse. Here, we outline the currency options available to Greece if it leaves the single currency.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102816717


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[jjacob]

Euro, drachma, bitcoin? Greece’s currency options

European leaders have given Greece until the weekend to reach an aid-for-reforms deal with its creditors or risk bankruptcy and banking collapse. Here, we outline the currency options available to Greece if it leaves the single currency.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102816717

you are not dreaming 

Bitcoin is definitely not an option. 

[LiteCoinGuy]

not at this stage, yes.

[adzino]

Euro, drachma, bitcoin? Greece’s currency options

European leaders have given Greece until the weekend to reach an aid-for-reforms deal with its creditors or risk bankruptcy and banking collapse. Here, we outline the currency options available to Greece if it leaves the single currency.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102816717

you are not dreaming  

Bitcoin is definitely not an option.  

Greece may need to use a different currency but I'm not sure why any decentralized currency would help them. They aren't in this jam because of fiat or unsound money, they are in it because they are overwhelmed with debt. Sound money doesn't traditionally help governments in a short to medium time frame.

Edit: Oh my bad. Just noticed you said "not an option" haha.