Quote from: Kimberl2020 on Today at 06:53:59 AM

From a macroeconomic perspective, due to the “constant total amount” of Bitcoin, its circulation will be accompanied by the flow of goods and services, which has a small transmission effect on inflation. Adding the weight of Bitcoin to the world currency can weaken the transmission effect of monetary policy.

I am deep in thoughts on this. Bitcoin having an effect on inflation either small or not, is it a good thing or a bad thing?

Quote from: Kakmakr on Today at 04:39:34 PM

Use your vote and the votes of your family and friends to vote for a government that can bring change that favor Crypto currencies. The older generation will vote for "Fiat" based governments, because they accepted that as the norm. The younger generation wants change and they want more effective currencies and technologies... so go out and get the votes of these people to make Crypto currencies the new standard. Wink

On this, you can't blame the people that much, not like your blaming them though but, the youths are barely given a chance to actively participate in politics. Thats with regards to aspiring for some of the top offices. Not because there is a policy that hinders them from doing so or they dont have enough resources but, somehow, the party system gives more emphasises to aged members of the party and are more likely to project them as flag bearers than the youths.