Quote from: jseverson on October 27, 2017, 07:54:34 AM

Quote from: Taty on October 27, 2017, 07:36:11 AM

But if it is better than cash and gold, why do some countries ask their public not to use it, instead of legalizing it?
I do sure that the world needs some changes in international monetary system, but will it be bitcoin?
What do you think?

Just because Wozniak says it doesn't mean it's a fact. The entire issue isn't black and white, so it is debatable at best. Obviously, governments which decide to not welcome it has a different opinion. They either think it could cause an economic nightmare whose value is driven only by demand, or they think the fact that they can't control it can undermine their power in the long run.

Either way, I'm not entirely sure I agree that the monetary system needs changes, but if you have the chance to improve something, why won't you go for it? I don't know if the endgame of that is Bitcoin, but it for sure sparked the call for change.

Thanks a lot for your answer. Agree with you.
I do sure, because historically the system has been changed in some time as the world is in progress every minute and it demands the new decisions. These decisions should be made by the leaders of the countries, but not by me Grin