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September 11, 2017, 05:11:38 PM
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Hello friends! I was drawn into the world of crypto currency not so long ago, but in principle I studied it quite well and saw a clear advantage over the existing financial-banking system. In connection with this the question arose for connoisseurs of delicate technical matters Smiley
As world leaders can prohibit bitcoin (the example of China, the news of the prohibition of bitcoin). As just do it technically possible. They begin to understand that when printing dollars in large volumes they will only strengthen bitcoin as dollar inflation to bitcoin only grows. Several large banks made a statement that they will create their own crypto currency. This gives an understanding that they will want to continue to monitor the financial market completely. Since bitcoin excludes the participation of third parties in transactions, this moment worries them very much. And since to date the real power belongs only to those who have a printing machine, the bitcoin is a real threat to them. It is obvious that they underestimated the possibilities of bitcoin and did not betray it in the early stages of its development, that they would strangle this revolution in its embryo. Now they are trying to stop this machine through various pressure levers. From this vision, I had a question: what mechanisms do they have to regulate the development of bitcoins in the financial sphere and how can they become a barrier in our financial freedom?
Today, people fall into three categories: 1) crypto-owners; 2) Bankers; 3) Suckers (those who do not understand the point)
I hope on the side of good (1) more people wanting to do away with the old financial system!
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September 13, 2017, 07:53:58 AM
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It looks like Gin flew out from bottle.
They ban bitcoin, but there are dozens of others crytpocurrencies: Ethereum, Litecoin, Waves, Dogecoin, etc. And anonymous: Dash, Monero, Verge.

Bot nobody know what could happen.
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