Quote from: emlimited on February 20, 2018, 08:23:41 AM

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Quote from: dual77 on February 18, 2018, 02:18:07 PM

This is just the most ordinary divorce, no more, do not believe anyone until there is official information on the official website. And on the other hand, it is better not to add Catalan to the exchanges, let it replace the trade monetary unit and has a value

In my opinion I find it difficult to replace the euro, an exchange would attract new investors.

Legally it's difficult but if Catalans choose to ignore the Euro even partially to support their independence struggle it could have an enormous impact.But not without consequences for sure.

I find it quite interesting that they already got several business accepting Croat.

I think it shows what the Catalan people really think and how they are ready to act. I read an article in a Spanish newspaper (link was in the Croatcoin website) about this and they asked a lawyer about the legal situation regarding the coin. He could just come up with that the businesses using the coin have to pay taxes as normal - nothing else. It was amazing. So the potential here is truly enormous if the only thing businesses need to worry about is paying their taxes on Croatcoin earnings. Business as usual - but with CROAT!