Quote from: Hydrogen on January 17, 2018, 11:40:00 PM

Quote from: stevano on January 16, 2018, 11:20:57 PM

now there are some countries that began to issue a ban on the use of bitcoin, is there any influence on the country and of course its users in economic value?

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When a retail website like amazon.com goes down. There are some who claim this can represent millions in lost revenue. The same principle could apply to currency support. If there is a high demand for bitcoin and alts which are banned. That demand often can't be replaced. Its based on value and utility. Banning bitcoin is like shutting down the golden gate bridge or something people need and rely on which can't easily be replaced. A ban on crypto definitely represents negative impact upon the economy of a nation. I don't think there is anyone in the world who will argue with that. The only question is how much of a negative impact does a crypto ban represent.

There is also a side issue where independence movements across the world are likely to embrace bitcoin and crypto currencies to gain further independence from central banks. Brexit, the catalan independence movement and similar social reformation occurring around the world could embrace bitcoin and crypto. These bans could become polarized in the sense that independence movements may be likely to legalized and support crypto while those who oppose independence may move to ban crypto as they are able.

I also agree with you. Bitcoin and other coins are limited, both of which price and demand are more. If the crypto world is destroyed,If the cryptosystem is destroyed then the economy will have negative effects.Now many media and governments have begun to ban Bitcoin.Recent countries, including France and South Korea, have banned crypto.For this reason, other countries are concerned that the crypto may destroy their economy and may go against them . Many people use crypto for illegal purposes. But they do not understand it, Bitcoin economy greatly affect its users.