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December 26, 2017, 12:17:55 PM |
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bitcoin is a disruptive technology but not for that is meant to be safe. Around the world right now there are some concerns about the uses of Bitcoin:
Who is the legal back-up of Bitcoin?
If someone steal your wallet with your bitcoins inside, who is the authority that is going to act for that consideration? Actually, none because bitcoin is free of authority which is a good thing and bad thing also. For example, when Mt Gox. went to bankruptcy, no one took care of thousand of people which bitcoin was stolen (according to them) and the japanese governement, even that took actions against Karpeles and the company, wasn't enough to fulfill the situation.
My government banned the Bitcoin
I personally lived this situation. I live in Paraguay and I have friends in Bolivia, which tells often that the Central Bank banned the bitcoin, even with the situation that they can buy/sell bitcoins without any problems. I explained them that, even if they succesfully close some websites, they can't the bitcoin down.
A killer-app or technology like quantum computers.
This is currently a common argument because they say computers are going to be so smart, bitcoin is going to belong to a Quantum computer machine. I don't know very much about quantum machines except what I read at Wikipedia but the only thing I can say this argument could be true IF Bitcoin stop making upgrading and developing better ways to ensure the transactions.
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