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Board Economics
Re: Central banks around the world want to get into digital currencies
by
conected
on 26/03/2021, 16:09:05 UTC
The worse part if that they can force people to use only their centralized digital currencies, forbidding bitcoin and other decentralized crypto currencies. What I most fear is a bitcoin confiscation ordered by authoritarian governments towards btcs held in centralized exchanges. If something like this happened, I believe exchanges would deliver all the coins to governments without chances of reverting the decision.

If that happens then surely Bitcoin and other cryptos that are currently very high in price could return to like in 2018. But seeing this, it is not that easy for governments around the world to jointly ban and confiscate their people's Bitcoin and force to use a centralized one.  Although India has taken that policy in advance.  The US and many other countries are already open to developing technology.  They also need a competitor that is as equal as Bitcoin, does it already exist?
- The government has no evidence and no clue to consider the amount of Bitcoin are flooding the market, as an investor, maybe we all hid our bitcoins very well, even when the government investigated them, the results they got were nothing. In addition, bitcoin or stocks or many other forms of investment, where to invest is freedom and based on each person's preferences, binding is meaningless when things don't violate the law and money is in our possession, we have the right to decide, I would be interested in investing in a government or bank digital currency only if they understand this principle of equality and freedom.