Religion and politics divide people yet bitcoin unites them

[cybersofts]

Bitcoin = Love
People all over the world are flocking into bitcoin regardless of their race, culture, and believes.
Bitcoin is for everyone no matter where you are around the world, no matter the race or skin color.
In fact, the bitcoin is more transparent than any government or company yet more decentralized than both.
Is bitcoin going to be the biggest economy in the future?

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[cfif123]

I think yes, bitcoin is talked about a lot by religion and politics at this time and that bitcoin is being discriminated against in time and I don't agree if bitcoin is disputed with religion or politics

[maemunah]

I think yes, bitcoin is talked about a lot by religion and politics at this time and that bitcoin is being discriminated against in time and I don't agree if bitcoin is disputed with religion or politics

I agree with you that bitcoin is not worthy of being blamed with religion or politics and that it is of no use at all the most important thing is that bitcoin does not harm religion and other politics that is enough

[mk4]

As much as we'd want to, while bitcoin is decentralized, transparent, and other advantageous stuff, this doesn't automatically mean bitcoin will globally adopted. There's a lot of things like laws and regulations to take note of. Remember, even if just a few governments from big powerhouse countries conducts a law that makes the owning of bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general illegal(though I hope not, and I think it's quite unlikely), that alone will significantly affect global adoption in a negative manner. While people can definitely still own and use bitcoin even when it's banned, I'm pretty sure people are going to be scared to own them. Not saying bitcoin will sort of "die" though; my point is just that there are a lot of things that could be hurdles for bitcoin to reach mass adoption.

[samuraijin]

I do not agree with the title of this thread, we cannot blame religion and politics, but the people around him who make a split, and that is all the financial factors they are looking for, of course in bitcoin they are certainly competing to get it not to unite but accuse each other ...

[coolcoinz]

Is bitcoin going to be the biggest economy in the future?

If we treat it like money, it won't be. How can money become an economy on its own? Bitcoin can build an industry around it with miners supporting it, merchants selling and buying products, people ready to receive wages in Bitcoin, but to become the biggest you'd have to top all other industries like medicine, cybernetics, food production and so on. I don't believe that's possible. There are more essential things in our lives than mediums of exchange  and stores of value.

[HODL2090]

Bitcoin has no racial or religious sentiments. I wouldn't equate bitcoin as love, it's just an asset and a means of exchange and personal affiliations do not matter.
It is borderless and as such it could be a global currency accepted by all.

[wracksubmitted]

this might be a true statment but bitcoin is much more shady than you can actually see it so i doubt it's about love xD

[AAKODI]

I agree because in past couple years no matter the religion or nationality bitcoin has able to unite people from every corner in the planet to make profits and join its successful future  to change the entire financial sector with proper transactions and other processes so yes bitcoin doesn't care which religion the person is in or which nationality if he or she seek revolutionary change in the financial world and to make profits it can become a great helping hand

[detector]

Bitcoin enthusiast still high so people really like bitcoin as investment and transaction purpose.
In this digital era, more people seek cashless transaction in order to make great mobility. Cryptocurrency really come to fulfill people's need !

[DooMAD]

I'd say that while the concept of Bitcoin certainly unites people, there are definitely some very divisive politics involved when it comes to the implementation.   

But provided most people still believe in the underlying principles of freedom, transparency, decentralisation and open-source, then yes, there should be enough unity for Bitcoin to thrive.

[Lumi3004]

Bitcoitalk forum, Bitcoin, a very professional forum, whether on the market or a place of discussion, everyone has morals, good manners of conversation and in the cryptocurrency business, I think why the government does not take sides either from Bitcoin or how to unite forum people in the world for good.

[stompix]

People all over the world are flocking into bitcoin regardless of their race, culture, and believes.
Bitcoin is for everyone no matter where you are around the world, no matter the race or skin color.

So are gold, food, water, air, cars, mobile phones, dogs, cats...you name it.

But for the other statement:

Bitcoin = Love

You're dreaming.

Bitcoin doesn't mean love, and it won't mean love as long as it has any sorts of value.
People like bitcoin because of it's value, people will rob, hack, stole and even kill for value.
Stop trying to paint human feelings on a line of 0 and 1.

I'd say that while the concept of Bitcoin certainly unites people, there are definitely some very divisive politics involved when it comes to the implementation.  

Yeah, so much love came out from Bcash and BSV the OP has trouble finding buckets to fill them up.

[dothebeats]

I'd say that while the concept of Bitcoin certainly unites people, there are definitely some very divisive politics involved when it comes to the implementation.   

But provided most people still believe in the underlying principles of freedom, transparency, decentralisation and open-source, then yes, there should be enough unity for Bitcoin to thrive.

This is entirely true, and perhaps it's the main reason why we have forks in the first place. Using bitcoin, and the concept of it certainly unites people in a way, but other people still believes that their version of bitcoin is somewhat more superior than the other, resulting into clashes of ideas and politics. I guess this will never be removed from Man as long as he lives, for this is embedded within his psyche, no matter how uniting an idea may be.

[squatter]

People all over the world are flocking into bitcoin regardless of their race, culture, and believes.
Bitcoin is for everyone no matter where you are around the world, no matter the race or skin color.
In fact, the bitcoin is more transparent than any government or company yet more decentralized than both.
Is bitcoin going to be the biggest economy in the future?

The jury's out on that. The chances are definitely higher than 5 or 10 years ago, but we've got a long way to go before achieving mass adoption, a global unit of account and/or reserve currency, a self-sufficient economy.

Bitcoin is still a relatively small niche and it's still fairly experimental. The prospects are good, but we should keep our expectations in check.

[otong]

Bitcoitalk forum, Bitcoin, a very professional forum, whether on the market or a place of discussion, everyone has morals, good manners of conversation and in the cryptocurrency business, I think why the government does not take sides either from Bitcoin or how to unite forum people in the world for good.

I also think like you. indeed the forum discussed good things. but most governments have not seen the truth, so it's better to be patient first. chances are the government will see the good that has happened in the forum. even though sometimes that makes the problem one or two people, but this forum is always thorough.

[mk4]

Bitcoitalk forum, Bitcoin, a very professional forum, whether on the market or a place of discussion, everyone has morals, good manners of conversation and in the cryptocurrency business, I think why the government does not take sides either from Bitcoin or how to unite forum people in the world for good.

Oh boy, that's where you're wrong mate. Roam around the forums for just 15 minutes and you're going to see how untrue your statement is and how much scammers are posting around.

[CryptoBry]

Bitcoin = Love
People all over the world are flocking into bitcoin regardless of their race, culture, and believes.
Bitcoin is for everyone no matter where you are around the world, no matter the race or skin color.
In fact, the bitcoin is more transparent than any government or company yet more decentralized than both.
Is bitcoin going to be the biggest economy in the future?

Bitcoin is for sure making good waves all over the world and has been able to penetrate many divides and differences...and that is something really worth celebrating with. Though right now, Bitcoin is experiencing some dip levels I am still sure that the future is looking good for this pioneering and industry-symbol cryptocurrency. Of course, since we are dealing with the real marketplace with great diversity all over the world, the road to triumph is always marked by challenges and difficulties but those are the same things that make Bitcoin special and worthy of its value. I am not sure what you mean by becoming the biggest economy in the future...because I understand that Bitcoin will never be a stand-alone world of its own but must be merging with the local, national and global economies to make its full potential as medium of exchange people all over the world can be utilizing.

[hatshepsut93]

It's not correct to compare Bitcoin with religion or politics. Bitcoin is software, and people participate in Bitcoin community to discuss it. Bitcoin is not the way of life, it's not an ideology, so with the same logic you can say that movies unite people, because everyone watches them, or music, or social media.

The one significant detail is that Bitcoin is the first payment system without borders, so it can indeed unity people around the world, but there are a few problems with that - Bitcoin's adoption remains very low for this effect to be noticable, when compared with forces like religion or politics, and second, a huge number of active users come from countries that already have relatively open borders.

[Royal Jelly]

Bitcoin is a kind of tool that is able to unite people to continue working and have a broad view of technology and the future. This provides many benefits and insights so it is not for politics or religion, all those who plunge on the basis of trust and trust to find new transactions that are more global than fiat that is commonly used in daily needs in one country and if entering other countries must adjust