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December 05, 2017, 04:21:16 PM |
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I have heard news related to Venezuela’s move to cryptocurrency after the problem they’re facing economically. It’s hard to tell from now if that works perfectly good to them invidually or a nation. This “Petro” cryptocurrency won’t work if they make they’re own, it is better for them if they do stick to bitcoin.
Sure, we cannot say how it is all going to end up, but I would not really have my hopes high in this case. The fact that it is going to end up helping their situation is still based on the government and their transparency and as long as petro is going to be controlled, even though there is no solid information yet, then I would not even bother. It is a good thing anyway that they are considering making use of the blockchain technology to improve their situation.
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December 05, 2017, 04:37:21 PM |
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If that is the main reason why he is going that route, then his advisers are not doing the right thing. It would have been better if he decides to go for bitcoin because to a large extent, bitcoin can be used for international trade but Petro currency would just be like their normal currency which is not accepted in international market and that would still make them come back to the dollars they are running away from. Its either you accept bitcoin and get the benefit or don't but you can get the two.
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December 06, 2017, 03:39:30 PM |
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It highly depends on the features and nature of the coin . If the coin is like paper currency with a full authority of government and imposed taxes then the coin might merely help the government to strenghthen the economy . Without some salient and eye popping features , how will the common people will get attracted and invest on the coin . This is most likely to turn in to a failure if the coin is not attractive and worthy enough. Every one wants to get have some unrestricted features when it comes to crypto currency . An authorized crypto currency might be least indulging to the people.
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December 06, 2017, 04:29:59 PM |
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It highly depends on the features and nature of the coin . If the coin is like paper currency with a full authority of government and imposed taxes then the coin might merely help the government to strenghthen the economy . Without some salient and eye popping features , how will the common people will get attracted and invest on the coin . This is most likely to turn in to a failure if the coin is not attractive and worthy enough. Every one wants to get have some unrestricted features when it comes to crypto currency . An authorized crypto currency might be least indulging to the people. What do you think a guy like Maduro is going to do? It is full blown socialism there. It doesn't matter what the currency is, if they don't let companies thrive and centralize everything, their cryptocurrency is not going to help much when the country is just held hostage of the government's policies. People can hate on Trump all they want but he is cutting a lot of useless regulations that have stalled a lot of growth in the past 8 years, that is what Maduro needs to do, but good luck with that.
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December 06, 2017, 05:46:09 PM |
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I have heard news related to Venezuela’s move to cryptocurrency after the problem they’re facing economically. It’s hard to tell from now if that works perfectly good to them invidually or a nation. This “Petro” cryptocurrency won’t work if they make they’re own, it is better for them if they do stick to bitcoin.
Yes, we cannot say how it is all going to end up, but I would not really have my hopes high in this case. The facts that it is going to end up helping their situation is still based on the government and their transparency and as long as petro is going to be controlled, even though there is no solid information yet, then I would not even bother. It is a good thing anyway that they are considering making use of the blockchain technology to improve their situation.
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December 06, 2017, 11:42:21 PM |
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There's an angle here which could be emphasized more.
#1 Venezuela used to denominate oil transactions in US dollars. #2 Venezuela is dropping the dollar in oil transactions in favor of other currencies.
This could be interpreted to mean nations around the world are dropping the US dollar as a medium of making oil transactions for fear that the american federal government will default on its deficit and the dollar will crash.
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December 07, 2017, 06:05:53 AM |
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It is going to end up shitty as ever just like its fiat. Nothing will ever make it change and I am really looking forward to see how it ends up all playing out. Apparently, it would be the same all controlled currency, so he might just as well try to save himself some of the embarrassment now than later on. Only time will tell anyway how it all ends. Help the country? It will be something similar to their current currency, inflationary and with an unrealistic official rate of exchange. People having money will still want to get dollars, euros or bitcoins.
We cannot really be too quick to judge but based on the fact that it is still going to end up centralized, one may actually have to question if it would really have any effect in the long run. Time alone will tell us that but I am eager to see the turn of events anyway but I would not be too optimistic.
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December 07, 2017, 06:16:38 AM |
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I believe it's going to go bad, crypto currencies is not the correct way to save a country , because when it used it will create more inflation, a lot of stronger country that had been created their own crypto never suceed yet, so I think it's a bad move, its just the same with adding fiat
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December 07, 2017, 06:21:37 AM |
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How many different coins different countries have announced to attract investors to save their economy. And all as a result ended in failure. It is necessary to think more globally and understand that first of all it is necessary to strengthen the industrial branch in the country and not rush to extremes.
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December 07, 2017, 07:42:50 AM |
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Venezuela itself has a poor and not very modern country but let's say that when this news came out a few days ago I felt a slight surprise but I believe that with this move it can open the eyes of many countries to this new technology, plus the creation of a new model of money will launch an additional capital for the country, because the same is in serious economic crisis, let's see how the story will unfold in the coming days.
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December 09, 2017, 05:14:26 PM |
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Good news. Global money start their evolution to cryptomoney. Story about Venezuela's Peter is a good chance to see how it works. I mean, to see how govermental centralized cryptocurrencies work.
Obviously! This is one thing we should expect seeing in the long run where a lot of country will end up coming out with their own cryptocurrency. However, it is still going to end up as centralized as ever and except the corruption does not still get to it, then there is no way it can be of help to their situation right now. I am sure no government will want to make their cryptocurrency decentralized, so at the end, the rich will still end up benefitting from it.
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December 09, 2017, 05:33:34 PM |
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Venezuela would be better off returning to actual democracy and allowing free market capitalism to save their country's economy. If the currency they claim to be launching is going to be backed by actual reserves, it is just going to fast track the overtaking of the country's wealth by investors because Maduro's leadership is just so incompetent with handling money. This goes against their own supposedely 'socialist' motifs too.
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December 09, 2017, 05:46:38 PM |
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The US will just dismiss this so called "petro" crypto currency that Maduro is planning. Their economy has already collapse and I don't think that help them to overcome the economic blockade that the US (Trump) has imposed on Venezuela. So for me it will not change anything, actually it's much worst than banning bitcoin after all. They even want to used it as leverage and pay other countries with it, but how can the nation accepts this so called crypto? It is still not recognized by other nations, so I don't know how will the Maduro going to used it. There is also the risk of over valuing its petro crypto, which will add up to the current economic situations.
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December 09, 2017, 08:15:52 PM |
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I feel like this is going to help those who already have power and are corrupt in Venezuela but in no way is this going to help the average citizen there. They don't seem like they are in the people caring business and I doubt this move is any different. It sucks but if I lived there I wouldn't believe or trust this coin and would keep my money in BTC or another altcoin.
Exactly! The fact remains that it is still going to be the same controlled currency in the crypto form and it won't change anything. Why would anyone even want to hold a coin of a country that has never really done well economically. I still look forward to all the manipulations the government will end up doing with this coin in the long run, so I better just watch the movie than be a part of it.
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