Quote from: The_Dark_Knight on February 01, 2018, 02:39:29 AM

Quote from: finthebar on January 24, 2018, 12:12:59 AM

Some governments and banks have been trying to do an axe job on Bitcoin for a while. Obviously, the crap they sometimes come out with is at least, unhelpful and at best damaging to Bitcoin in the short term - but Bitcoin is in many ways immune to much of the interference, and it gets more immune when it gets exposed to some of these antics. When a country tells its citizens what they cant have - they usually want more of it. When the world sees that Bitcoin continues on despite all the FUD, it sits up and takes notice and begins to believe that this Bitcoin is an unstoppable force.

Sure it would be easier if the naysayers capitulated, but that would be too easy.

This is going to be extremely embarrassing, governments trying to reduce bitcoin adoption and failing at that, you cannot fight against the law of supply and demand if people want something they are going to get it and the demand for bitcoin will keep strong as long as fiat is nothing but a scam, and even if governments changed that I will still hold my bitcoin since thy could always change their mind and put in place their current policies again.

Well you can go guns blazing like the filipeno law for that and shoot dead anyone with any BITCOIN or cryptocurrency