Canadian Regulator Green-Lights Bitcoin Fund IPO

[livestrongg]

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[blckhawk]

Good thing in general, for adoption and publicity of Bitcoin. Things are looking our way with recent news coming up. However, it still does not solve one problem, or for me at least, that Bitcoin is mostly used as a speculative asset rather than its main, foremost objective, as a medium of payment. Nevertheless, small steps like these contribute to Bitcoin's progress to success and soon enough, we might see Bitcoin in real action a few years from now.

[btcmurat]

Feedback is very important. Will states issue their own digital money? I don't believe that. Now this system in banks already exists. There's a system of numbers. Everything is digital. I don't believe they're going to create money integrated into Blockchain technology. Because they could lose control. A different currency can crush them. They can be defeated for money without a state.

[Murat]

That's really a piece of good news for Bitcoin and another cryptocurrency, I think people will get encouraged by this step because of government agency's signal, It's like a green signal to move on, so another country should learn the positive thing regarding this issue, Canada is the country which is the cryptocurrency-friendly from the very beginning of this new invention so this type of step could trigger up of the people's motivation towards this blockchain-based industry, I believe it's a new beginning of this window and in this way, many countries will find a good solution to this purpose very soon and the mass adoption will get established also.