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April 22, 2017, 11:02:20 AM |
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Govrements will for sure accept bitcoin because it is good for every coutry economy so there is no reason to be worried about that because many investitors wanna use bitcoin because it is so popular coin so I am not worried.
although it is good for their community's economy. because it gives profits and income for their communities but. bitcoin just gives losses for the government as give illegal activity
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April 22, 2017, 02:38:04 PM |
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If more people begin to see the payment speed of Bitcoin then I think that the Government would begin to accept Bitcoin as a Currency.
how about payment speed of bitcoin? i think payment speed of bitcoin is very low.. even people will not interest to use bitcoin because transaction or payment use confirmations to accept very a long It's relatively fast, tbh. Thinking about how you have to go to the city, find a parking spot, and fall in line to send money abroad, bitcoin is definitely much faster. The payment speed is very quick since you just have to enter the bitcoin address of the recipient and then he'll receive it. Maybe not right away, maybe 10 minutes or so, but that's still far more convenient than the traditional way of sending money abroad. Also the transaction fee is really really low if you're going to send a decent amount of money.
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April 22, 2017, 02:49:02 PM |
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Govrements will for sure accept bitcoin because it is good for every coutry economy so there is no reason to be worried about that because many investitors wanna use bitcoin because it is so popular coin so I am not worried.
although it is good for their community's economy. because it gives profits and income for their communities but. bitcoin just gives losses for the government as give illegal activity I think you're wrong, the government does not lose anything if they accept bitcoin, bitcoin is profitable for all its users. Bitcoin complete freedom. The government can not control it completely, so they do not want to accept it.
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April 22, 2017, 02:59:01 PM |
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That is a possible way but I don't think that this is enough. They can introduce their own wallet but they cannot force their citizen in using them, unless they will create a law for it. The users can easily create wallets from their smartphone, laptop, desktop. Also, I don't think that the citizen will use that wallet because the government can easily block their wallet, security issues, hacks, trust issues or whatever reasons. For me, it is a good approach for the government in order to govern bitcoin but I don't know if it will be effective enough.
A law regarding cryptocurrency wallet will serve as an announcement to people that such thing exists. Unless almost everyone already knows about cryptocurrencies, this announcement will never happen. Ask yourself, is there anything that's mandatory that we should have? Is there a fiat wallet that we're supposed to have? We don't. But we're supposed to earn fiat in order to survive. Right from the start, we're all programmed to earn fiat. We all went to school so someday we will get out of poverty using that magical currency that we're all looking for. If the government would want to control us by making us all use bitcoin. Then they will do the same thing that they did with the fiat currency. It's required to have the coin, and there would be given wallets for different jurisdictions. But since the nature of bitcoin is all about anonymity, I doubt that this will ever work out.
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April 22, 2017, 03:05:29 PM |
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We don't need governments to accept bitcoin, we only need governments not to reject it. Honestly, we don't want too much attention from governments. If they believe bitcoin is a threat to their controlled fiat currency they'll either try to outlaw it or take it over to control it.
We need Bitcoin to be seen as an acceptable form of payment that does not threaten the way existing government currency systems operate. This also maintains Bitcoin as an viable alternative or "safe place" when fiat is being inflated.
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April 22, 2017, 03:09:47 PM |
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Government will not accept bitcoin because of the illegal transaction that is so vulnerable in bitcoin remember that bitcoin is anonymous but as in your post bitcoin your saying to pay taxes and you can pay in many stores ,,. Yes many companies know the opportunity of the bitcoin giving in this so companies will accept bitcoin and bitcoin will get many partnerships
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April 22, 2017, 06:43:12 PM |
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I have a question for you. How to make governments accept bitcoin and not see it as a threat? So that one could use bitcoin in daily use, such as paying taxes or grocery shopping. What is there, other than anonymity, thats making governments fear bitcoin and cryptocurrencies?
make goverment accept bitcoin ? i think this is very impossible because goverment not believe of bitcoin , see bitcoin like scam and criminal.. bitcoin is more easy without goverments, isn't ? to me i do not think that it is such a difficult job. i think it depend on the users of bitcoin , when the users of bitcoin will increase more and more and they will put pressure on government, am hopeful that very soon the government will start accepting bitcoin, but i think it will take some more time because the users of bitcoin are still very low.
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April 22, 2017, 07:37:35 PM |
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I have a question for you. How to make governments accept bitcoin and not see it as a threat? So that one could use bitcoin in daily use, such as paying taxes or grocery shopping. What is there, other than anonymity, thats making governments fear bitcoin and cryptocurrencies?
make goverment accept bitcoin ? i think this is very impossible because goverment not believe of bitcoin , see bitcoin like scam and criminal.. bitcoin is more easy without goverments, isn't ? to me i do not think that it is such a difficult job. i think it depend on the users of bitcoin , when the users of bitcoin will increase more and more and they will put pressure on government, am hopeful that very soon the government will start accepting bitcoin, but i think it will take some more time because the users of bitcoin are still very low. yes i am also agree with you, i think that is really such a good idea. i think if the users of bitcoin will increase, then the government will think about to accept bitcoin or at least create their own online currency, which can only be applicable in their own currently.
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April 22, 2017, 08:05:30 PM |
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Bitcoin will never be accepted by any government because of its de-centralized in nature. What the government can do is just put a regulation on the practice of bitcoin technology. And we, users of bitcoin doesn't want to be govern by a central administration like a government of a central bank.
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April 22, 2017, 08:11:17 PM |
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If more people begin to see the payment speed of Bitcoin then I think that the Government would begin to accept Bitcoin as a Currency.
I don't know if you are using sarcasm, trolling, or have an idea about what you are talking. But "the payment speed of Bitcoin " ? Are you serious? It takes several time often to get a transaction fully comleted. Do you really think if people see "the payment speed of Bitcoin" so the Gov. will accept it ? It is the best joke of the day
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April 22, 2017, 08:53:04 PM |
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This will be really hard and maybe cannot be happen you need to change the intire bitcoin for the government to accept it bitcoin is anonymous and cannot be control by the government so this is not easy to get accept by government.
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April 22, 2017, 08:59:08 PM |
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We know that bitcoin is anonymous and we also know that bitcoin price is rapidly increasing and cannot be control by anygovernment in the world so that causes the bitcoin to cannot get accepted by the government so to get accepted by the government you need to change the entire system and make a new one but if you do that maybe no one will use bitcoin.
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April 22, 2017, 09:00:02 PM |
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A few things: first, bitcoin is decentralized. The government wouldn't want to get involved into something that they know are out of their control and bitcoin isn't an exception for that. Second, more than 16 million coins are already out in the open, some were already lost in the void, and in order to gain the maximum control theycan get, they would need to own more than 50% of the total mineable coins (which isn't possible in any case). Third, pseudo-anonymous; they probably would just use it in some other things rather than controlling or allowing it in their jurisdictions with arms wide open.
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April 22, 2017, 09:04:17 PM |
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Bitcoin is future money system and if one govermant can except that i think this country will has the future many system early time , but people has to want to use bitcoin and they has to insist to thier govermant and if government has open mind , they will want to use bitcoin system in thier country but i think more important things , people has to want to use this and they has to tell governments.
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A few things: first, bitcoin is decentralized. The government wouldn't want to get involved into something that they know are out of their control and bitcoin isn't an exception for that.
Actually quite a few world governments (most notably Japan, Russia and the U.S.) are currently drawing up and enacting legislation for the regulation of bitcoin. In Japan (home of MtGox) and Russia (home of... financial fraud), regulation of bitcoin is almost essential in order to curb the massive amounts of money laundering and fraud happening in those countries. Here in the U.S., regulators are taking their sweet time, but a Florida judge recently summed up the need for regulation quite elegantly, after a case had to be thrown out in that state against a man who was running a CC-for-bitcoin scam: “This court is unwilling to punish a man for selling his property to another, when his actions fall under a statute that is so vaguely written that even legal professionals have difficulty finding a singular meaning.” http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/article146087044.htmlThat pretty much explains in a nutshell why governments, both federal and local, will be pushing for more crypto regulation in the future.
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April 22, 2017, 11:40:42 PM |
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A few things: first, bitcoin is decentralized. The government wouldn't want to get involved into something that they know are out of their control and bitcoin isn't an exception for that.
Actually quite a few world governments (most notably Japan, Russia and the U.S.) are currently drawing up and enacting legislation for the regulation of bitcoin. In Japan (home of MtGox) and Russia (home of... financial fraud), regulation of bitcoin is almost essential in order to curb the massive amounts of money laundering and fraud happening in those countries. Here in the U.S., regulators are taking their sweet time, but a Florida judge recently summed up the need for regulation quite elegantly, after a case had to be thrown out in that state against a man who was running a CC-for-bitcoin scam: “This court is unwilling to punish a man for selling his property to another, when his actions fall under a statute that is so vaguely written that even legal professionals have difficulty finding a singular meaning.” http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/article146087044.htmlThat pretty much explains in a nutshell why governments, both federal and local, will be pushing for more crypto regulation in the future. to me i think by only putting pressure on government can make government to legalize bitcoin. but still i thin bitcoin are still iit will take such a long long time because the users of bitcoin are still very low to put pressure on government, therefore to me i think it will take such a long time to make government to accept bitcoin as legal currency/
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April 23, 2017, 04:35:29 AM |
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I have a question for you. How to make governments accept bitcoin and not see it as a threat? So that one could use bitcoin in daily use, such as paying taxes or grocery shopping. What is there, other than anonymity, thats making governments fear bitcoin and cryptocurrencies?
make goverment accept bitcoin ? i think this is very impossible because goverment not believe of bitcoin , see bitcoin like scam and criminal.. bitcoin is more easy without goverments, isn't ? to me i do not think that it is such a difficult job. i think it depend on the users of bitcoin , when the users of bitcoin will increase more and more and they will put pressure on government, am hopeful that very soon the government will start accepting bitcoin, but i think it will take some more time because the users of bitcoin are still very low. yes i am also agree with you, i think that is really such a good idea. i think if the users of bitcoin will increase, then the government will think about to accept bitcoin or at least create their own online currency, which can only be applicable in their own currently. i think you right , and then if goverments accept bitcoin what the benefit for our (bitcoin user)? in reality bitcoin it's no problem without goverments ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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April 23, 2017, 05:22:04 AM |
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to me i think by only putting pressure on government can make government to legalize bitcoin. but still i thin bitcoin are still iit will take such a long long time because the users of bitcoin are still very low to put pressure on government, therefore to me i think it will take such a long time to make government to accept bitcoin as legal currency/
You can put all the pressure to the government but they will only do what they think is going to improve their nation's situation. Hundreds of thousands of people live in the streets, millions don't eat 3 times a day, billions of kids suffer from malnutrition. Those stuffs alone has put much pressure to the government but are these problems ever going to be solved? They have done stuffs to do so but until now, it's still the problem of most countries. Even just slow and overpriced Internet connection can't be solved in most third world countries. Legalizing bitcoin as a currency is a broad thing and they barely have the time to focus on such thing.
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April 23, 2017, 05:37:19 AM |
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Government approve only the things that can undergone process. So i think government will going to accept it if an individual can explain the characteristics of bitcoin or the use of bitcoin in our digital world. Bitcoin will help a lot of people to make everything easy.
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April 23, 2017, 01:34:26 PM |
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Government approve only the things that can undergone process. So i think government will going to accept it if an individual can explain the characteristics of bitcoin or the use of bitcoin in our digital world. Bitcoin will help a lot of people to make everything easy.
I doubt that an average guy will even be able to explain how the fiat system works. If it wasn't for the bitcoin world, I wouldn't do research about the fiat system. I would never question it if I didn't know bitcoins. People wouldn't question the fiat system as well since it has been the traditional monetary system and because they didn't know that there are other existing monetary concepts. The government will not ask the explanation of bitcoin to a certain individual. They have people to study it. They wouldn't ask a random guy in the streets about bitcoin to decide if they are going to accept bitcoin or not.
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