Quote from: yayayo on July 05, 2015, 01:57:19 PM

Quote from: LaudaM on July 05, 2015, 01:20:41 PM

I don't understand why everyone is trying to save Greece? This isn't the first and last time that this has happened.
According to the Russian Agency Sputnjik (I can't find the correct source at the moment), between 1975. and 2006. 71 countries went bankrupt. Some went bankrupt even years later such as Iceland and Pakistan.

If you think that you can win the fight against the global oligarchy of bankers, think again and read this. I don't see the benefits of this project.

I agree. Airdropping coins is stupid and does not help anyone (except the ego of the benefactors). Throwing more money at people that have shown they can't manage their funds will not lead to improvements in behavior. People have to get out of their dependency and help themselves. That's hard, but the only possible solution that will be sustainable.

Airdropping coins is also stupid in regard to the coin dropped, because if you get something for free, you are less likely to perceive it as valuable. In worst case, you might presume that the airdrop is done out of malicious motives - because nowadays, who is gonna give something away for free without expecting something in return?

ya.ya.yo!

1st bold: You are equating people with governments. The citizens of greece did not do this. This is like saying that every US citizen is responsible for the Iraq / Afghanistan war.

2nd bold - if everyone in greece was given the same amount of bitcoin, and things at the store were listed in bitcoin prices, and people were paid in bitcoin - they would see the value.

other posts: GreeceCoin already exist. One could try with an altcoin, but altcoins 1) are associated with scams 2) are easily manipulated in their early days. The people of greece (I assume) want some sort of reliable monetary system. Bitcoin is strong.

re: so then I fly to greece and buy 5 hotels. - that might make sense. Then greece becomes the new money capital of the world, because everyone flies their to do something with their bitcoins because its the one place in the world where bitcoin can do everything.

re: 1 bitcoin for every citizen. I wrote "N bitcoin", meaning, any number of bitcoin. it could be 0.2. it could be 0.5. Each bitcoin is worth 1 million transactions.