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September 17, 2018, 01:23:48 AM |
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Over the years, bitcoin and other cryptocurrency remain the subject of world debate, generally unknown to those outside the community. In 2009-2010, after the discovery of bitcoin was never worth more than $ 1 but in the past two years cryptocurrency and blockchain have been accepted by many who have caused very sharp price spikes, and forced ordinary consumers, businesses and institutions around the world and various industries sit and pay attention to all that.
Seeing all that, I think cryptocurrency will be far more powerful if collaborating with the government and banking. but are all governments and banks every country willing!
We know that there are several countries and the accepting institution has even become a pioneer for cryptocurrency adoption, such as Barclays in Britain that accepted the coinbase exchange after receiving e-money licenses.
Are developing country governments and their trade like developed countries? maybe BT seniors can give their views.
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