Bitcoin can do better job opportunities if empower by government

[Plaguedeath]

Government always refused to see the positive aspects of events when it comes to what will profit the masses.

If IMF and UN can come together to strength the values and important of bitcoin as centralize legal digital currency with independence network system to act on digital market and helps in improving I.T for youths all over the world.
 
Bitcoin easily create stable jobs in different uniforms.
Buying and selling of bitcoin virtual cards, bitcoin pay points agents, ATM machine, bitcoin gifts cards, extension of campaign teams, and monopoly of market.

Government always interested when it's about money because they can tax it and earn more money, you're wrong.

The value and importance of Bitcoin is become decentralized currency without any central entity control it, so if IMF and UN adopt Bitcoin as centralized digital currency, it's obviously kill the value and importance of Bitcoin, you're wrong.

Bitcoin isn't a job and easy to make money, if Bitcoin as volatile asset can create many jobs, the existed stock and gold should already make all people around the world rich and there's should be no poor people anymore. But poor people are still high, you're wrong (again).

[hannahB4]

If empowered by the government, bitcoin will be a good development process for the economy but I was wondering which type of employment are you talking about because all the jobs you mentioned are also created by fiat. The thing there is that government won't do it because they know that they can't control the number and value we have in circulation.

[Gyfts]

The UN is the most useless international organization there is. I would not look to them to garner any movement towards decentralized currency as they engage in international posturing without any direction. I'm not aware of what the IMF believes of Bitcoin but their recommendations won't be valuable because the government of each country decides what type of currency is circulated through their economy. Seems to me the IMF would support CBDC's more than they would Bitcoin.

These organizations thrive off centralization, it's why they exist in the first place. An inherently decentralized currency is antithetical to their agenda. More control's good for business, according to them.

[Kasabus]

It is unrealistic to expect that governments or centralized financial organizations will readily accept Bitcoin. Even if they do, they are unlikely to fully embrace it and may even resist the crypto industry. While a handful of countries, such as El Salvador, have adopted cryptocurrencies, a closer examination reveals that they have not necessarily benefited greatly, particularly if the government decides to invest in Bitcoin. Therefore, other governments are likely to scrutinize the potential impact of adopting Bitcoin before making any decisions. It is important to note that significant changes will not occur overnight, and it will take a considerable amount of time for governments and centralized financial organizations to fully embrace and adapt to Bitcoin.

While some governments have already realized the value of bitcoin and how it can be beneficial to one’s country, majority are still hesitant to adopt bitcoin because they can’t fully control it unlike fiat that is fully centralized. And to think that bitcoin has been considered a threat to fiat and centralized banks, then it’s never gonna easy for the government to just adopt and embrace bitcoin as a currency. Maybe in the future it can be possible, but for now majority of the government are still closed-minded about bitcoin.

[mendace]

While some governments have already realized the value of bitcoin and how it can be beneficial to one’s country, majority are still hesitant to adopt bitcoin because they can’t fully control it unlike fiat that is fully centralized. And to think that bitcoin has been considered a threat to fiat and centralized banks, then it’s never gonna easy for the government to just adopt and embrace bitcoin as a currency. Maybe in the future it can be possible, but for now majority of the government are still closed-minded about bitcoin.

There are several reasons why governments may be reluctant to adopt bitcoin as their official currency.

 First, bitcoin is a decentralized currency that cannot be controlled by a central authority such as a central bank.  This means that governments cannot influence the supply of bitcoin or its monetary policy as they can with fiat currencies.

 Second, bitcoin is still relatively new and under development.  There are still many uncertainties and risks associated with using bitcoin as an official currency, such as price volatility and lack of adequate infrastructure and regulation.
These are definitely some valid reasons.

[Bananington]

Government always refused to see the positive aspects of events when it comes to what will profit the masses. Assuming government can easily understand the power of bitcoin in improving self dependency by citizens of different nations.

Maybe you have not come across this discussion, Could there be any importance and need for some kind of mild regulations? If you have, you will know that even if the situation of things is not that we do not trust the government, before the government may just generally agree to bitcoin use, there will be some need for some kind of mild regulations. So no hurry, they cannot make the decision without also considering the disadvantage that it may be to the masses without any form of mild regulation. A way has to be found to reduce these disadvantages before the can agree to it.

[franky1]

Bitcoin easily create stable jobs in different uniforms.
Buying and selling of bitcoin virtual cards, bitcoin pay points agents, ATM machine, bitcoin gifts cards, extension of campaign teams, and monopoly of market. Alls this could reduce unemployment by government schemes.

About the employment part, whatever you mentioned are just wats to utilise bitcoin they are not any sort of employment opportunity.

speaking just about bitcoin retailed employment
its not just about the 6 main god-mode devs of core.. there is alot more opportunity


there are 100k towns/cities in america
even if there was just 1 "bitcoin" shop in each town. that would create 300k extra jobs
(small retailers have ~3 employees minimum)

however some stores could be bigger stores, meaning more employees or have several stores/kiosks per large city.. so 300k employees is the minimum gain

then that can also create more jobs in regards to the products made to be sold in a store

bitcoin themed clothing can start a new fashion business with many people sewing fashion items
other novelty items. much like how the tourist industry create jobs of people making novelty items of flags and mugs.

just like there are phone screen repairers and laptop repairers. new industry of local asic repairers. hard wallet repairers

then there could be much like the real estate and courts have law specialists. there could be crypto specialists giving tax and financial advice. a new accountant sector

then there are devs, and software integration/ front end specialists

educators. advisers. employers. portfolio managers. traders

[Gallar]

Government always refused to see the positive aspects of events when it comes to what will profit the masses.

If IMF and UN can come together to strength the values and important of bitcoin as centralize legal digital currency with independence network system to act on digital market and helps in improving I.T for youths all over the world.
 
Bitcoin easily create stable jobs in different uniforms.
Buying and selling of bitcoin virtual cards, bitcoin pay points agents, ATM machine, bitcoin gifts cards, extension of campaign teams, and monopoly of market.

Government always interested when it's about money because they can tax it and earn more money, you're wrong.

The value and importance of Bitcoin is become decentralized currency without any central entity control it, so if IMF and UN adopt Bitcoin as centralized digital currency, it's obviously kill the value and importance of Bitcoin, you're wrong.

Bitcoin isn't a job and easy to make money, if Bitcoin as volatile asset can create many jobs, the existed stock and gold should already make all people around the world rich and there's should be no poor people anymore. But poor people are still high, you're wrong (again).

you are right, it is not that easy to reverse the economic situation from the lowest point to the highest point. bitcoin is indeed a promising digital asset, many people benefit from it. but if bitcoin is used as a job it seems less suitable, because if bitcoin is used as a job it will take a very long time, while the need comes every day every week.

if you look there, bitcoin is indeed not suitable to be used as a staple job, but it is very suitable to be used as an investment asset only.