Crypto currency as part of the state fund.

[Samum]

Got a question. Japan begins to practice salaries in crypto-currencies. So far, only in isolated cases. What conditions in the system are long to change so that the crypt could become part of the country's currency fund? In my opinion, precise regulators are required. As it is necessary some guarantee maintenance. But all this will contradict the principles of the cryptosystem. What should be done to stop the market so much shaking. Or will it be settled in time? Should we expect such a future?
I still think that over time, the whole market will burst like a bubble. At the moment this is a very quick way to increase your capital. This supports the existence of the market. On his wave, many projects will be realized. The most part, of course, will be a benches, but not all. But to the level of gold reserves will not grow. What can you say on this issue?

[anaivanova726]

I think that this system is not far off . sooner or later, all States will move to the cryptocurrency in the interior of the country . it is beneficial to Yu and don't need extra expenses on printing .

[5ensei]

I think this is an understated source of a potentially large pump. Most are talking about investment firms buying up bitcoins, but when it becomes legal tender governments around the world will start to stock up as well. This is many millions of dollars worth of bitcoin, possibly even billions

[mu86268722]

As a part of the national fund, cryptocurrency, I personally think that your idea is very constructive. This is very possible. Of course, this must wait for the continuous improvement of the blockchain technology. Any new technology will have one. Accepted, to the process of being applied

[Kaller]

This would not be wise, cryptocurrencies are way too volatile for it to be used as state funds, there is just way too much risks involved in it for them to use it that way. Imagine putting billions in the state fund and then when the price of the coins go down, the states are losing so much money, it could literally take a state into bankruptcy