Quote from: princesspoppy on January 21, 2020, 06:15:36 PM

I smell something fishy about these countries trying to enter the crypto world. It is good that governments of these countries can see the potential of crypto currencies in terms of its accessibility and service to have a cashless society, but we can't stop thinking that maybe governments of the said countries have their hidden motives in entering and making their own cryptos. They will be able to control it just like what they want in bitcoin that they cannot control.
Anyway if it will help them to lessen the hustle but rather improve the services where these cryptos will be used, it can still be considered as a good idea.

It is obvious they are doing this not because they want to help people they are doing this because they want to benefit out of this, to me their plan is simple, just as they decieved people and took away their gold they are going to try to do the same with their bitcoins.

Lucky for us most of those that are invested in bitcoin think of it as a form of money that should be stored for the long term, but another goal of them by creating those currencies is to try to slow down adoption and I think they may be successful in that aspect.