Re: Biggest Electronics shop in Czech republic accepts now more cryptocurrencies.
Hello Everyone!
This will not be a world news. This will not be giant game changer. This will, however be a topic close to me as I am from the Czech republic.
For those who are totally unaware, Czech republic is a small country in the middle of Europe (sometimes called the heart of Europe). But we are one of the biggest BTC miners per head!
Even with all those recent news, Czech republic stays strong in the crypto markets, believing in the blockchain. This can be easily shown by our biggest e-shop with electronic. They started to accept BTC as a mean of payment last year and it has easily become one of the most popular payment options, especially for PC components (mostly for more mining).
This will not be a world news. This will not be giant game changer. This will, however be a topic close to me as I am from the Czech republic.
For those who are totally unaware, Czech republic is a small country in the middle of Europe (sometimes called the heart of Europe). But we are one of the biggest BTC miners per head!
Even with all those recent news, Czech republic stays strong in the crypto markets, believing in the blockchain. This can be easily shown by our biggest e-shop with electronic. They started to accept BTC as a mean of payment last year and it has easily become one of the most popular payment options, especially for PC components (mostly for more mining).
Good news!
If I remember right: both Iceland and Hungary booted central bankers out of their countries after repaying their debt to banks incurred during the 2008 economic crisis. Am I right in thinking the Czech Republic falls roughly under the same category, in terms of it being politically aligned in opposition to central banks? There are interesting independence movements ongoing around the globe whereby many appear to be taking note of the influence central bankers have upon the world and are deciding to oppose their negative influence.
I wish we could do more to support this as americans.
You see, it is more about the mentality of the Czechs... We kinda like to take risks and we like to grasp opportunities by the toe. Also if there is any way of kinda avoid government, taxes, etc, Czech folks will do just that. The newer generation, understanding the technology at least a bit, will also know, that the future is digital. So you kind of have a point too, we do not like being told what to do, so we do not particularly like central banks. I would not really go into politics of Czech republic right now, as it is one giant mess
(our president is highly open-mouthed stubborn old guy and our premier is being judged)...