According to Christine Lagarde, Bitcoin and co could make the global financial system safer. Christine Lagarde is a French politician and lawyer. Since July 5, 2011 is Christine Lagarde the managing Director of the IMF. By the way she as head of the IMF earns or receives an annual salary of $ 467,940 plus a expense allowance of $ 83,760. Of course, she does not have to pay taxes on her income.
Christine Lagarde said that some of the technologies that make up Bitcoin could have the potential to revolutionize the world of high finance. They can make transactions faster, cheaper and safer, says Lagarde. On Monday, April 16, the IMF Spring Meeting began in Washington, and Sunday, April 22, will be over. There are high-ranking politicians and central bankers in Washington who then have to decide again (lol) what is good or bad for us.
After all, Lagarde wrote in a blog post that digital currencies could coexist alongside traditional Fiat money. This diversity could create a “financial ecosystem that is more efficient and potentially more resilient to threats,” said the IMF chief. The cryptocurrencies will change the world, Lagarde is sure.
More and more consumers own cryptocurrencies as an alternative to classic fiat money. They have preferred them since the 2008 financial crisis to traditional banks, in there many have lost their money.
http://www.krypto-hype.de/en/bitcoin-iwf-direktorin-sieht-grosses-potenzial/
The link for Christine blog: https://blogs.imf.org/2018/04/16/an-even-handed-approach-to-crypto-assets/?utm_content=buffer998c6&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer
good post friend of the best you have much to admire greetings from venezuela