Quote from: taseenb on March 23, 2018, 05:21:02 PM

Quote from: foroplus on March 23, 2018, 06:55:34 AM

And, would it be possible using TOR network and other stuff like this to relaunch the economy of a huge country like Venezuela?
Can the macro relations be treated in an "anonymity environment".

TOR is a US government military product. It certainly wont help Venezuelans achieve anything (it's just a browser), apart some criminals who can use it for illegal trades. It certainly wont help recover the economy.

Many are working in many ways to recover the economy, and theyre doing a good job. Theyll surely succeed at some point, despite the huge enemies and mafias they face.

Well, I'm just trying to stick to the subject of this forum, which is the cryptos and to some extent the economic dynamics they generate. I don't want to see the ghosts some users are seeing here.
The way is not to put the blame always on others.
On the other hand, creating a new crypto to foster owns economy shouldn't be a bad idea. Let's see how it works.
But, and there are always buts, cryptos by definition are decentralization, and this is a new concept never seen on then, is the other way around, centralization by a government. Who, when opens a little the trade permitting transactions with users wallets, will lose the control, that it's to say, the pretended centralization. Again, let's see how it will work.

Regarding macroeconomics, and talking under a theoretical point on view, if some nation wants to shake off the burden of the Dollar, should trade at the very beginning with Rubbles, and Yuans among others, to switch ASAP to its own currency, the Petro.

And I repeat, this is a crypto forum, extended of course to it's economic dynamics and obviously it's essential technical face. So, in my humble opinion no political diatribe should be yelled.