Quote from: TheFootMan on December 23, 2013, 01:27:23 PM

Quote from: fittan on December 23, 2013, 12:56:20 PM

Så du tycker att myndigheter är "bakåtsträvande" för att de oroar sig över den nuvarande volatiliteten som kryptovalutor utgör, och för att de bevakar den i syfte att se ifall den utgör ett hot mot vår ekonomi?

Jag hoppas du förstår själv hur idiotiskt det låter att inte tillåta vår regering att vilja träda försiktigt fram. Det fanns inga som helst uttalanden i denna artikel som inte var sunda.

Cryptocurrencies is the future. The cat is out of the bag. The only smart thing to do is to work with it, not to put obstacles in its way.

I think it's idiotic to claim that something is "the future" with such certainty. NOTHING is certain in finance, and that's exactly why the government is so careful.

Do you people have some kind of inferiority complex where you feel a need to assume that the government are the "big bad wolf" who are so incredibly "terrified" by some kind of imaginary revolution that you're bringing? Grow up for crying out loud.

Quote from: TheFootMan on December 23, 2013, 01:27:23 PM

Every individual can chose what they want to use. If a user is educated about the risks, and he should if he chose to become involved, then I see absolutely nothing wrong being involved.

Nobody is saying that it's wrong to be involved. Not even the government. The government is just CAREFUL about introducing a completely new agent into the economy - and rightfully so!

Quote from: TheFootMan on December 23, 2013, 01:27:23 PM

The state has their motives for acting the way they do. This cannot be denied.

Yes, their motives are to make sure that their country doesn't go to hell. Stop thinking that you're Che Guevara. This is not a war. It's a new technology and financial model, and it's absolutely justified to be sceptic about everything that is new when the consequences could potentially be dire.