Quote from: wuvdoll on September 20, 2018, 09:14:47 AM

Quote from: fernandoclause on September 17, 2018, 12:09:43 AM

I can see your good intentions, I also think like that, the government must realize the greatness of the blockchain, I have been frustrated to see many people corrupt, sad to see poor people who have to get help but the help was taken by corruptors. if the government knows blockchain technology can be a very good bridge to help people because money can be sent directly to the recipient's wallet safely without parties

What you are not adding to this is the fact that the government themselves are the corrupt ones for most especially the underdeveloped countries. As long as this is in play and their corruption still persists, they will always find a way to jeopardize the effort of anything that is going to disrupt the way they have been doing things over the years and in that case, we both know how things will turn out. It depends on a government that is really ready to work and leave some legacy, but for now, it is hard to find them.

Moreover, it might seems so easy to say that government will tend to find a way to adopt blockchain technology in the long run, but we also have to understand that corruption has dug so deep in some parts of the world, that things that are supposed to be provided for the citizens are not there and that makes them a whole less enlightening. As long as there is someone in the position of power siphoning and looting all the funds, I doubt in such scenario that would be any possible adoption as well.

Your idea seems good it can help to improve cryptocurrency but you have to look, your self too. There's a lots of responsibility for government to look there country. If you try to improve blockchain technology every start using is which is good but not for you.