Bitcoin, governments

[BitcoinHunt3r]

It would be silly for central banks to not be accumulating some Bitcoin just in case. They understand how money works..

Maybe not Governments, but people inside it. We can't deny that someone will definitely be interested in this crypto business. And, this is not an accusation, but some people will definitely think about how to save their funds "safely" and crypto is one way to deal with the problem

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[kzozenberg]

I think that The World States invested and invest in bitcoin. On the one hand to tell people about it would cause trust but increased risk for people as the market is unstable.

[kamBlanV]

Banks are centralized, and bitcoin is decentralized, both of them will not unite, even though banks block bitcoin, but I think that bitcoin will control every transaction, now and in the future.

the reality is banks also store assets in some altcoins like XRP, they know that in the future the world finances will be a crisis, so, cryptocurrencies are their choice.

[anume123]

Maybe some government in some different countries know bitcoin and cryptocurrency and secretly investing from it. And some government to don't know about bitcoin and crypto maybe they starting studying it for entering cryptocurrency business for their country.

[Fishmaster23]

It would be silly for central banks to not be accumulating some Bitcoin just in case. They understand how money works..

To date, bitcoin and all cryptocurrencies combined, in no way will be able to replace the world's currencies. I even smiled when I imagined what a collapse looks, by the way, if tomorrow I will disappear, all the world's currency and will only have those coin.

[Kocret02]

It would be silly for central banks to not be accumulating some Bitcoin just in case. They understand how money works..

in many countries, especially countries that have not legalized bitcoin, I see a lot of potential from bitcoin that the central bank has not utilized to become a commodity. the central bank is currently trying to reject bitcoin and the government is supporting it. be bitcon and government like there is distance

[aad140386]

It is difficult to say about the government, but I know for sure that the largest bank in Russia, "Sberbank", which is a state bank, not only stores cryptocurrency, but also deals with mining. In 2017 "Sberbank" was the reason that video cards became very expensive in Moscow, as representatives of "Sberbank" bought them in many stores and there was a shortage in the market. As the information service of the bank said later, the video cards were bought to work with AI, but representatives of the bank bought only those cards on which mine ether.

[Shafiqul Islam]

Bitcoins and governments two very important and effective factors in cryptocurrencies market... bitcoins and governments always opposite direction..if governments act with friendly then it would be possible to develop in bitcoin.

[Renal]

if crypto and banks are mutually applicable then it is very good in the future because both of them have interdependence, so it is good for the future to be applied.

[Choyor]

Everyone has the right to invest in crypto, not least with people who are in power in the government with a note that there is no conflict between personal interests and their duty in government, even though in reality it is difficult for the government to accept Bitcoin. I think like that.

[emililadjet]

Bitcoin in difficulty slowly loses ground. Bitcoin quotes again in contraction of volatility and volumes sign of renewed prudence of the operators probably frightened by the sell off on the stock indexes of the main financial centers, which could reduce the availability.

[DemiGodKaido]

on a personal note, i do not think governments invest in bitcoins secretly because it's a decentralized peer to peer transaction with no central authority and also it can affect the country's fiscal policy, business and also help to facilitate crime rates.

The government are too smart and i dont think they will invest in bitcoin because its decentralizes and they will not benefit from it.

[bangkecol]

The Bank has its own ideas for this. I think, Gold still has a certain value in this case, with fluctuating prices that still look stable. Until now there really isn't any from the bank announcing the purchase of Bitcoin except Future,

[hubballi]

Cannot say about governments but ya it may be that big institutions and high investors are slowly accumulating the bitcoins and other altcoins which have potential good results in long term. As they know that in future it will surely give a good return.

[FlightyPouch]

on a personal note, i do not think governments invest in bitcoins secretly because it's a decentralized peer to peer transaction with no central authority and also it can affect the country's fiscal policy, business and also help to facilitate crime rates.

The government are too smart and i dont think they will invest in bitcoin because its decentralizes and they will not benefit from it.

Invest? I think they would invest in such thing since it is profitable in the long run. In terms of the government not accepting it in their country, that is possible since there are some instances that it may affect their country. We can't say that the government don't invest on cryptos since there are some politicians that know and invest some of their money unto Bitcoin and other cryto currencies. If they are too smart, they should know the positive results Bitcoin may bring in their country but they don't.

[Bessta]

No government would use its public funds to invest on bitcoin. Public funds are specifically allotted for specific programs and projects.

[GoldenBell]

 It is interesting news, do you know that America's Federal Bureau of Investigation, or the FBI, has a 1.5% stake in all Bitcoins in the world.

[hahay]

on a personal note, i do not think governments invest in bitcoins secretly because it's a decentralized peer to peer transaction with no central authority and also it can affect the country's fiscal policy, business and also help to facilitate crime rates.

The government are too smart and i dont think they will invest in bitcoin because its decentralizes and they will not benefit from it.

Invest? I think they would invest in such thing since it is profitable in the long run. In terms of the government not accepting it in their country, that is possible since there are some instances that it may affect their country. We can't say that the government don't invest on cryptos since there are some politicians that know and invest some of their money unto Bitcoin and other cryto currencies. If they are too smart, they should know the positive results Bitcoin may bring in their country but they don't.

Yes, everyone can invest in bitcoin without having to publish it, about the legality or not of bitcoin in their country, I think that is something that can be ruled out if they have seen the benefits and also the potential of bitcoin. Therefore I have personally seen some famous people who can be said to be public figures who invest in bitcoin, so it does not rule out the possibility if a government also investing in bitcoin.

[absurde]

I gave vote ''yes''  but i have not any evidence to proof it.  But if the goverments are smart enough, they can easily the figue out financial revolution.

[rapsa2018]

Bitcoins and governments two very important and effective factors in cryptocurrencies market... bitcoins and governments always opposite direction..if governments act with friendly then it would be possible to develop in bitcoin.

But in our country bitcoins is already known here as a cryptocurrency until now our government don't know exactly what is bitcoin and other cryptocurrency but it's already published here.