PM of Malta tells UN that crypto is the inevitable future of money

[bitfocus]

yes Crypto is making small steps at a time and thats great! especially as more and more UN projects are going blockchain!

[aoluain]

Its good news and good publicity. It might stimulate a bit more interest in crypto,
like bitcoin and while bitcoin and friends are the only crypto working now each
country will be creating their own centralised crypto, i recon this is what he is
talking about.

[Airbuxf]

I heard that the PM of Malta holds a lot of Bitcoin. This country is no doubt the most opened one for the cryptocurency market and a whole lot of projects want to register there to benefit from the whole ecosystem.

[mika1977]

I have long liked Malta for its views and openness regarding cryptocurrency and blockchain technology

[Nasonn]

This is a great news for crypto in general and it goes to show how world leaders view the new technology. Cryptocurrency will go on to become huge, this is just the beginning.

[TravelMug]

I have long liked Malta for its views and openness regarding cryptocurrency and blockchain technology

I guess they know that it can really bring a lot of help for their country that's why they adopted crypto and blockchain technology.

This is a great news for crypto in general and it goes to show how world leaders view the new technology. Cryptocurrency will go on to become huge, this is just the beginning.

Yes, we all know that crypto will be huge. The next decade will be interesting. Countries are now positioning themselves with side they will go. So from time to time we are going to hear those supporters telling how good or it was in world stage such as UN Assembly.

[KonstantinosM]

By the way, here is a very good picture of the PM of Malta



One thing that is interesting is that such statements are easy when there's price rises for months, but these are hard times for such statements unless the support is real.

I was dismissive at first, but I think the PM and his people might really be supporting bitcoin.

[suzanne5223]

I'm no surprised with the statement said by the PM of Malta because he was so welcoming to every that involve in crypto currency right from the day the chinese are against bitcoin and exchange site and it will be good if we have more people in high position which will be cryptofriendly

[xabre]

Nice of PM Malta brave to talk at the public how advantage of bitcoin for the future, do you want miss your opportunity buying and invest your money at bitcoin, nice to try and start now for your future investment with bitcoin.

[Mia Wallace]

The Malta prime Minister's valuable comment to UN  assembly that crypto is the inevitable future of money .He could recognize the  in and out of crypto currency including  bitcoin. and so he is capable of commenting  to the global platform to think about the crypto currency to the other member countries since crypto is growing and establishing world wide and its features are found very attractive to the global investors.The first crypto was started in the year 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto but its growth is unpredictably high and also its market capital also very high.

[pooya87]

One thing that is interesting is that such statements are easy when there's price rises for months, but these are hard times for such statements unless the support is real.

I was dismissive at first, but I think the PM and his people might really be supporting bitcoin.

well, the thing is that price is important for speculators and those who are in the market watching the price every day hoping for riches. but these people are not the whole community. not to mention that bitcoin and in some rare cases some of the altcoins have not been created for their prices and people know that. so when you say "these are hard times" you are saying it from the vantage point of the first group and that is not right.

[pakhitheboss]

Well!!!
This is interesting. Crypto discussed in UN, this event will somewhat remain in the mind of Leaders from different countries.

I do not think this will greatly impact the market or create a more positive enviorment for Bitcoin/Crypto world wide.

Yet, this gesture by the President of Malta is a welcome initiative for the future of Crypto and Crypto lovers.

Thanks for sharing.

[hulla]

One thing that is interesting is that such statements are easy when there's price rises for months, but these are hard times for such statements unless the support is real.

I was dismissive at first, but I think the PM and his people might really be supporting bitcoin.

well, the thing is that price is important for speculators and those who are in the market watching the price every day hoping for riches. but these people are not the whole community. not to mention that bitcoin and in some rare cases some of the altcoins have not been created for their prices and people know that. so when you say "these are hard times" you are saying it from the vantage point of the first group and that is not right.

Firstly, I'm glad to see a PM which boldly supported bitcoin.

Don't mind what he said because we can't all look at the beautiful side of the cryptocurrency and block chain technology. However, most people who are in this for money only look at the present state of the market and ignore the opportunity which it will yield in future market.

[iamMhew]

Another good news, well crypto now is widespread around the globe, therefore more leaders and company owners catch their interest by this crypto, getting more interested for the kind of crypto and how its really works, but im not expected too much in this news, because people can change every minute, but im still hoping that this is the beginning of the wide adoptions.

[Reid]

It will be better if it came from the leaders of other better country. (I wont say one. Google it.)

But if we compare it to chocolates. This is a good start like we got a hersheys kiss.
Small steps from leaders are the best one. Even if other leaders ain't listening much, there might be a chance that it will pop up to their minds once again when something about crypto is being discussed.

[mcTether]

Found this very interesting and just wanted to share with you guys. We need more people like this, people in positions of power, who realize the potential of this technology and are willing to preach it to other world leaders. I think this is progress, one small step at a time.

You can find the original article below:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/maltas-prime-minister-tells-un-that-crypto-is-the-inevitable-future-of-money

I love the prime minister of Malta. These are the kind of country leaders will need in our cryptocurrency world. People who can see the positive future about cryptocurrency.

[gogrowglow]

Cryptocurrency is the inevitable future of money, my opinion is , this is very possible.   The world now is in the computer age and  cryptocurrency is the money of the internet, so eventually cryptocurrency will play a very large part in the world's financial situation.  People will learn and will get used on how to use cryptocurrency in their daily life.

[nthoangga]

Malta is just a small country in the world and it cant create the big boom in the market. But it is still a good news in this situation. it can help the investors can trust more and more in crypto

[CryptoGosu]

I agree that Bitcoin is the future of money. With the advent of Bitcoin and the Internet, the digital era has begun and Bitcoin can be the money of this digital era.

[mensahkkofie]

International bodies like the UN can really help promote blockchain technology to the world. Most of the world's powerful leaders are part of the UN, they can really help spread the good things bitcoin has to offer the world, so the acceptance in many parts of the world can easily materialize.