martinacar
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January 07, 2016, 09:48:28 AM |
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Well we will see about that. In my opinion we won't see a world just using bitcoin. I think some island that don't have a lot of people can change to bitcoin.
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Ryananda (OP)
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January 09, 2016, 06:12:02 AM |
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Well we will see about that. In my opinion we won't see a world just using bitcoin. I think some island that don't have a lot of people can change to bitcoin.
Yes I also heard that in portugal (if not mistaken) already using bitcoin as a currency. I do not know is true or false. I look at it in another discussion forum
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January 11, 2016, 03:02:09 AM |
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maybe , someday with bitcoin we could buy something . the important thing now hopefully bitcoin currency legalized be recognized throughout the country.
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kevin go
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January 11, 2016, 03:05:53 AM |
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maybe , someday with bitcoin we could buy something . the important thing now hopefully bitcoin currency legalized be recognized throughout the country.
yap today we can alrdy buy a thing in btc but its still in online shop in my country... im sure one day it will be replace the real money...not easy....takes time to long...
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foxbitcoin
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January 11, 2016, 04:01:38 AM |
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Well we will see about that. In my opinion we won't see a world just using bitcoin. I think some island that don't have a lot of people can change to bitcoin.
Yes I also heard that in portugal (if not mistaken) already using bitcoin as a currency. I do not know is true or false. I look at it in another discussion forum Not, it is impossible at the moment. Bitcoin is not comtrolled by any third party, it is now around $450 for every single coin. If portugal want to adopt bitcoin, they need to buy them. How could that be possible? what their emergancy now is to pay off debt and inject into the economy to revive the economy, rather to buy bitcoin.
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January 11, 2016, 04:29:33 AM |
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i think your question is not important in the present days but it is very thinkable questions for us because it can be happened in the future but in the present days it can't be because our simplw us is money has some many types of good quality than bitcoins so i think it is not possible in the present day bug can be happened that money is replaced by btc in future.
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January 11, 2016, 08:49:33 AM |
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i do not thing this is will happen especially in my country because they never admit bitcoin as the new currency and even there are some countries who banned bitcoin in their country so it's very difficult to see Bitcoin replaces the money
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lenoli
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January 11, 2016, 08:56:18 AM |
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i do not thing this is will happen especially in my country because they never admit bitcoin as the new currency and even there are some countries who banned bitcoin in their country so it's very difficult to see Bitcoin replaces the money
if market leader countries will fully accept bitcoins and and there will be many stores or businesses witch will use and accept btc, then any normal country will accept btc. maybe btc cannot replace money fully, but they will be used usually as money
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January 11, 2016, 09:22:33 AM |
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i do not thing this is will happen especially in my country because they never admit bitcoin as the new currency and even there are some countries who banned bitcoin in their country so it's very difficult to see Bitcoin replaces the money
if market leader countries will fully accept bitcoins and and there will be many stores or businesses witch will use and accept btc, then any normal country will accept btc. maybe btc cannot replace money fully, but they will be used usually as money Bitcoin can never replace fiat currency and it will be always secondary currency, even if many countries starts accepting bitcoins as a mode of payment, there are many developing countries which are not aware about the bitcoins, so they will be totally dependent on fiat currency as they are not aware what bitcoin is.
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lenoli
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January 11, 2016, 11:44:13 AM |
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i do not thing this is will happen especially in my country because they never admit bitcoin as the new currency and even there are some countries who banned bitcoin in their country so it's very difficult to see Bitcoin replaces the money
if market leader countries will fully accept bitcoins and and there will be many stores or businesses witch will use and accept btc, then any normal country will accept btc. maybe btc cannot replace money fully, but they will be used usually as money Bitcoin can never replace fiat currency and it will be always secondary currency, even if many countries starts accepting bitcoins as a mode of payment, there are many developing countries which are not aware about the bitcoins, so they will be totally dependent on fiat currency as they are not aware what bitcoin is. i dont think than bitcoin will be secondary currency always. the number of people who use and accept bitcoins is growing very fast, so i am sure soon btc will be minimum equal to fiat
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Ryananda (OP)
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January 12, 2016, 02:40:56 AM |
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Well we will see about that. In my opinion we won't see a world just using bitcoin. I think some island that don't have a lot of people can change to bitcoin.
Yes I also heard that in portugal (if not mistaken) already using bitcoin as a currency. I do not know is true or false. I look at it in another discussion forum Not, it is impossible at the moment. Bitcoin is not comtrolled by any third party, it is now around $450 for every single coin. If portugal want to adopt bitcoin, they need to buy them. How could that be possible? what their emergancy now is to pay off debt and inject into the economy to revive the economy, rather to buy bitcoin. Yes perhaps more precise as you say, to grow the economy. I also do not know more precisely because I've seen a few people talk about it (not just one person)
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kevin go
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January 12, 2016, 02:47:38 AM |
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i do not thing this is will happen especially in my country because they never admit bitcoin as the new currency and even there are some countries who banned bitcoin in their country so it's very difficult to see Bitcoin replaces the money
if market leader countries will fully accept bitcoins and and there will be many stores or businesses witch will use and accept btc, then any normal country will accept btc. maybe btc cannot replace money fully, but they will be used usually as money Bitcoin can never replace fiat currency and it will be always secondary currency, even if many countries starts accepting bitcoins as a mode of payment, there are many developing countries which are not aware about the bitcoins, so they will be totally dependent on fiat currency as they are not aware what bitcoin is. i dont think than bitcoin will be secondary currency always. the number of people who use and accept bitcoins is growing very fast, so i am sure soon btc will be minimum equal to fiat if the population of people try to put their money in btc and buy a things in it...so money will be replaced right?
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January 12, 2016, 02:54:36 AM |
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I don't think that this will ever happen. Bitcoin is just not good enough compared to fiat.
Dude it's better than fiat money. Just it's awesome to tell the truth. I don't know whether it will replace or not but sure with 10 years it will replace the fiat's place. People are not aware of it. Once it done sure bitcoin will be in top
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adibe
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January 12, 2016, 04:52:24 AM |
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For replace the real money, i think it could not happen. bitcoin can't replace the money because bitcoin don't have physical unit like real money and i think it's the real problem.
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January 12, 2016, 05:21:07 AM |
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I think btc replaced the money is so far, because so many people don't know, what is btc and how works it's? But I'm sure btc would be replaced the money in someday. So let's we hope for it someday.
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January 12, 2016, 08:11:28 AM |
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i do not thing this is will happen especially in my country because they never admit bitcoin as the new currency and even there are some countries who banned bitcoin in their country so it's very difficult to see Bitcoin replaces the money
This is a valid reason for most countries. They won't replace fiat with bitcoin, simply because every transaction could be traced also because they have no control over bitcoin
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January 12, 2016, 08:41:42 AM |
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In my opinion yes. There is a place for currencies like Bitcoin and ltc etc. I found one nice artical about digital coins and a bit about history of money. http://thedailyjournalist.com/the-historian/what-is-bitcoin-will-digital-currency-replace-paper-money/Nice and simple for reading and understaning. And perfect end with quoitation : "As Benjamin Franklin saw it without continual growth and progress, such words as improvement, achievement, and success have no meaning.” So digitacl currencies have place in future for sure. And from year to year crypto world is growing.
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January 12, 2016, 08:44:16 AM |
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For big country's like England or America I don't think they will just replace there fiat money. I think if there is a little country that not much people live I think is a great Idea to replace the money to bitcoin. For just to try if it will work in your daily life.
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January 12, 2016, 09:14:57 AM |
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maybe , someday with bitcoin we could buy something . the important thing now hopefully bitcoin currency legalized be recognized throughout the country.
Bitcoin will not replace money. It's just an alternative option of currency made available to us. I don't think it was made to replace anything.
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January 12, 2016, 01:15:10 PM |
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The money will not be replaced by bitcoin. Bitcoin's goal is not to replace it anyway, but to give freedom, speed and control of your money. I don't see such a thing happen, ever.
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