Up until now, banks have been the most vocal of the critics of 'digital currency' while trying desperately to figure out the way to lead the parade to it rather than stamp it completely out.
I think it will happen at some point, and probably on a piecemeal basis at least to begin. Venezuela would be a great place to start but the government is so awful as to preclude their possibility. One of the 'stan republics that were part of the USSR? Maybe.
Greece? Their financial position is perilous at best, and the EU has really got them in a stranglehold.
I more or less think of money everyday. How can I not. I think of things I desperately want routinely. Speaking of which, isn't it about time for a review of your camera? Just sayin'
I reckon the banks have been quietly stacking and they will make their intentions known once they have collected enough - it will be a race to service.
I think it might be places like New Zealand - relatively small but healthy economies - Scandinavia maybe too. They don't have the pressure they must, but have already been experimenting with NZ passing a law to make getting paid in "Bitcoin like" currencies legal.
I have barely picked it up... Time is not currently on my side. :/
Holy Cow! Is that a Rolling Stones reference? Nicely done.
I've mentioned before that Arizona is a prickly place. Sometimes, as a State we do some contrary things, like the time we voted to NOT make MLK day a state holiday. Actually, we voted to make the day Cesar Chavez day :) Anyway, in the state of Arizona you can pay your personal income tax with BTC or 'other approved currencies' which is just ETH at this time.
An inadvertent Stones reference :)
Would be great to see more countries experimenting with ways they can actually help citizens.
Of all things, the Democrats in Arizona completely lost their minds over this bill. It made me think about how the rest of the world and population sees Crypto. I'd have actually guessed it the other way round, a Dem proposal and the Repubs losing their minds.
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