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One coin per state is way too much, it would be a hassle for the population. Hard to learn, hard to understand for the non-tech savvy...it just wouldnt work. We need to make it easier for the average folk to get into crypto, not harder.
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October 12, 2017, 11:50:52 AM |
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Hello people!As you consider whether each state to create their own tokens? under its currency?
I think this would be possible, a coin for every country. If that happens then, our world will be filled with cryptocurrencies that can be used in much better and faster transactions. It would be just like our current money today, but in cryptocurrency.
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October 12, 2017, 01:06:20 PM |
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Hello people!As you consider whether each state to create their own tokens? under its currency?
If states or all the countries want to create their own token, I really do not see any problem with that as long as whoever is buying into them know is much as the same as the usual fiat since it will be controlled by the government. Although, before any country will do that, a lot must be considered, most especially infrastructure.
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October 12, 2017, 01:11:13 PM |
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It is possible to the states to make their own token because the token is now being trending in these days and they are now going into making of their own token because it is easy and if they are going to finish it well then they can easily promote it to the public and make their own token successful and even more powerful in the market as the price rises.
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October 12, 2017, 01:24:29 PM |
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Hello people!As you consider whether each state to create their own tokens? under its currency?
I don't think so because no country wants to give a decentralize currency to their citizen and loose the economic control from their hands. And if there is Internet everywhere than it could be accessible from any part of the world. So there is no logic behind create such a vague and useless currency. If you do try out to read up again on what op said and mean then you would answer on different thing. If each state would decide to create their own tokens then it would surely be a centralized thing which would based on their own currency but this thing would be somehow take lots of works or adjustments since not all citizens is familiar on this kind of thing. yes that is fact that if a altcoin is restricted to some particular area or state then it will certainly be centralize and will not as universal, But i think that this will not be succeeded, because people like to use a universal currency and therefore they will still refer to bitcoin, because bitcoin is a universal currency and it can be throughout the world with same value. Centralized or decentralized doesn’t make a currency universal. Even bitcoin cannot be used globally by everyone as so many people will not even be able to access it due to lack of internet and being hugely behind in technology. At the end for the state, we will just end up having a form of the usual fiat they have had before in the form of digital currency which will end up being controlled.
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October 13, 2017, 04:05:45 AM |
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The population still needs an internet connection to be able to use. So what about the citizens who don't have an internet access? They will become "unbanked" USA (~300 million citizens) and Australia (~25 million citizens) are the top countries with internet access but still, only 90% of the population has access to the internet. It means over 32 million citizens won't have access to a banking (crypto-based) system In some countries in Africa, only 10% of the citizens have internet access, it means 90% of the population won't have access to a banking system. Can't run this type of economy (cryptos based) in those countries.
The OP only suggested if each country will create their own tokens not that those tokens will replace cash, I think governments are going to try to create their tokens but whether those tokens are going to be successful is another story, people will use them but when things get difficult in the economy people will recognize that bitcoin is way better since it is independent of government direct control. Any form of "crypto-only" economy is a utopian idea that would lead to unexpected consequences (imho). Running dual currency would be ineffective for any monetary institution because you cannot control either amount of tokens in circulation or their value in time (= interest rate). Fiat wins for central banks I do not see the problem with running a parallel system, they do not need to create a different coin, the US could create their US tokens and peg them to the dollar, so 1 dollar equals one unit of their cryptocurrency, it is not complicated and people will be able to use it as if they are using their regular currency, now I will never use that crypto or any crypto created by a government but that is a different story.
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October 13, 2017, 05:37:42 AM |
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Whether they will create or not, or they have already created, as long as it is not accessible it will not be a problem. The case we have right now is that every token that had been created and being traded in the market can be accessed or be purchased worldwide and if it has a good productivity and platform it has the tendency that other races in different countries will be buying it, so i guess it doesn't really needed to create tokens for each corresponding countries as their digital version of their fiats.
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October 13, 2017, 05:52:49 AM |
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I believe that there is no need for us to have different tokens as long as it can be used anytime then there should be no problem. It also doesn't makes sense if different states have different tokens.
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October 13, 2017, 06:27:46 AM |
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One coin per state is way too much, it would be a hassle for the population. Hard to learn, hard to understand for the non-tech savvy...it just wouldnt work. We need to make it easier for the average folk to get into crypto, not harder.
I think each state will be willing to have their own crypto currency just like their fiat but i think that it will still remain as centralized currency, and therefore it cannot beat bitcoin, Bitcoin is in fact a decentralize currency which is present throughout the world and people can use it equally everywhere. While the centralized currency will be under the control of a single government and they will treat it as they are treating their fiat currency.
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October 13, 2017, 03:40:23 PM |
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I think state did not considered token under their currency it is because a lot of process to be undertaken by on state. Token is globally used through internet and one state cannot produce their own token as long as it's not approve by their legislative body and creating token is against the policy of one state because they are under the law of protecting their own currency.
You are right here! But does this kind of policy cut across globally for all countries? Let's even leave state out of it, cause I am sure the OP was kinda referring to each country. States most definitely cannot go against the normal monetary policy without the federal decision. But from your point of view, it is something that can work out for a country and won't really be a problem to embark on. The difference is whether people will adopt it knowing it is going to end up as much as the country's currency with the usual control.
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October 13, 2017, 05:18:46 PM |
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Hello people!As you consider whether each state to create their own tokens? under its currency?
I am not in favor of these centralized cyptos of government. Most probably soon every state or country will have their own centralized cryptocurrency which will be controlled by their central authorities. The main reason of this step is growing interest of people towards cryptocurrencies and bitcoin, so they want their people to use their own centralized currency so that they will have a full control over those coins.
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October 13, 2017, 05:43:21 PM |
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Governments will try to emulate bitcoin but it will be very hard for them to be able to have the backing of them it will still be fiat under the guise of a crypto currency.
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October 13, 2017, 06:15:34 PM |
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The population still needs an internet connection to be able to use. So what about the citizens who don't have an internet access? They will become "unbanked" USA (~300 million citizens) and Australia (~25 million citizens) are the top countries with internet access but still, only 90% of the population has access to the internet. It means over 32 million citizens won't have access to a banking (crypto-based) system In some countries in Africa, only 10% of the citizens have internet access, it means 90% of the population won't have access to a banking system. Can't run this type of economy (cryptos based) in those countries.
The OP only suggested if each country will create their own tokens not that those tokens will replace cash, I think governments are going to try to create their tokens but whether those tokens are going to be successful is another story, people will use them but when things get difficult in the economy people will recognize that bitcoin is way better since it is independent of government direct control. Even at this stage people have already been enlightened enough that whatever comes directly from the government is not good for them and will end up sticking with a decentralized currency instead. What is the point having something in form of a token that is not different from the usual fiat that you have been holding ever since.
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October 13, 2017, 06:34:16 PM |
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If each state in the USA created their own crytpo it would be massively confusing and a waste of time.
We only need BTC + a few altcoins that are actually worth having(ETH/Monero/Zcash/Litecoin etc).
Having another 50+ crypto for each state is dumb and almost nobody would use it.
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October 13, 2017, 07:08:52 PM |
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Hello people!As you consider whether each state to create their own tokens? under its currency?
There are some who are area in world who have local currency than national currency. Creating currency or token by each state is not good idea because currrency that is common currency is what keeps a country as a country. If each state gets different token then it is added load on the economy and danger to the society. Who is going to keep tab on these tokens from each state? Who will decide worth of token? with different or independent currency or token wouldn't it enable process of separatist movement? It would definitely start a separatist movement, the states who have token value greater will try to keep others from entering their state.
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October 13, 2017, 07:20:25 PM |
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Hello people!As you consider whether each state to create their own tokens? under its currency?
There are some who are area in world who have local currency than national currency. Creating currency or token by each state is not good idea because currrency that is common currency is what keeps a country as a country. If each state gets different token then it is added load on the economy and danger to the society. Who is going to keep tab on these tokens from each state? Who will decide worth of token? with different or independent currency or token wouldn't it enable process of separatist movement? It would definitely start a separatist movement, the states who have token value greater will try to keep others from entering their state. our apocalyptic scenario is very similar to our future. It now seems incredible but I think that it will. Print your own money the territory will not be able to release their but a cryptocurrency can easily. Perhaps they will join corporations such as AMD, Nvidia. Why would they trade stocks if they can attract investment through its own cryptocurrency. Their hardware directly stimulates the release of cryptocurrency. This currency will be the only one to have physical security and will be very popular.
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October 13, 2017, 07:28:08 PM |
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I believe that there is no need for us to have different tokens as long as it can be used anytime then there should be no problem. It also doesn't makes sense if different states have different tokens.
The reasons for having more than one currency are economic, it is very difficult for individual countries to manage their economy if they do not have control over their own monetary supply.
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October 14, 2017, 05:35:16 AM |
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It's possible but its not profitable in some cases. For example, a third-world country tries to create a token just a couple of months after its launch it might fail miserably. Internet and Advertisement is key in every ICO. If one fails to do so then it is bounded for failure.
It is crystal clear that every country is highly impressed by digital currencies and the way they work. They are definitely going to attempt launching their own currency. Recently India has given a hint about launching her currency called Lakshmi. But again the question here is whether these will be successful or not? You have answered it well and I also believe that it demands hell of publicity to make your currency popular.
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October 14, 2017, 10:07:41 AM |
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Hello people!As you consider whether each state to create their own tokens? under its currency?
I don't think so because no country wants to give a decentralize currency to their citizen and loose the economic control from their hands. And if there is Internet everywhere than it could be accessible from any part of the world. So there is no logic behind create such a vague and useless currency. If you do try out to read up again on what op said and mean then you would answer on different thing. If each state would decide to create their own tokens then it would surely be a centralized thing which would based on their own currency but this thing would be somehow take lots of works or adjustments since not all citizens is familiar on this kind of thing. yes that is fact that if a altcoin is restricted to some particular area or state then it will certainly be centralize and will not as universal, But i think that this will not be succeeded, because people like to use a universal currency and therefore they will still refer to bitcoin, because bitcoin is a universal currency and it can be throughout the world with same value. Centralized or decentralized doesn’t make a currency universal. Even bitcoin cannot be used globally by everyone as so many people will not even be able to access it due to lack of internet and being hugely behind in technology. At the end for the state, we will just end up having a form of the usual fiat they have had before in the form of digital currency which will end up being controlled. Future will be all about bitcoin and this can be surely predicted that if this coin start circulating everyone will know about it and should use it and whereas decentralization is concerned it is the quality of bitcoin it generates huge profits which are enjoyed by investors and as internet is available everywhere in world and all are using it so why not bitcoin.
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October 16, 2017, 04:54:22 AM |
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Hello people!As you consider whether each state to create their own tokens? under its currency?
I don't think so because no country wants to give a decentralize currency to their citizen and loose the economic control from their hands. And if there is Internet everywhere than it could be accessible from any part of the world. So there is no logic behind create such a vague and useless currency. If you do try out to read up again on what op said and mean then you would answer on different thing. If each state would decide to create their own tokens then it would surely be a centralized thing which would based on their own currency but this thing would be somehow take lots of works or adjustments since not all citizens is familiar on this kind of thing. yes that is fact that if a altcoin is restricted to some particular area or state then it will certainly be centralize and will not as universal, But i think that this will not be succeeded, because people like to use a universal currency and therefore they will still refer to bitcoin, because bitcoin is a universal currency and it can be throughout the world with same value. Centralized or decentralized doesn’t make a currency universal. Even bitcoin cannot be used globally by everyone as so many people will not even be able to access it due to lack of internet and being hugely behind in technology. At the end for the state, we will just end up having a form of the usual fiat they have had before in the form of digital currency which will end up being controlled. Future will be all about bitcoin and this can be surely predicted that if this coin start circulating everyone will know about it and should use it and whereas decentralization is concerned it is the quality of bitcoin it generates huge profits which are enjoyed by investors and as internet is available everywhere in world and all are using it so why not bitcoin. Probably yes it should be like that, each state has its own token beacause we are targeting to decentralized currency in every country and each country has different fiat money. Only the government of each country will answer on how to make there national currency be defined if this digit currency will take over as a global currency nation wide.
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