[quote author=Smack That Ace link=topic=5503926.msg64354599#msg64354599 date=1721802675]
To be honest, I still haven't figured out how bitcoin will help the country's economy develop even if the government supports it and urges people to use it. Basically to own bitcoin, people need to have money, which means the government needs to create jobs, more jobs and motivate people to work together to create money. From there, everyone's lives will improve and will boost the domestic economy. Meanwhile bitcoin is just a currency or even just an investment asset like gold. Bitcoin doesn't create jobs, can't help attract foreign investment and build domestic businesses...so I don't think if the government supports bitcoin they can improve their economy.
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Ok I agree with you but what I think from my point of view is that bitcoin is a coin to think about after gold. Gold is not a property it is a resource. Property is destroyed but wealth is not destroyed. Bitcoin is one such coin that can expect good things in its future.
When it becomes valid, its very good side will be noticed. If formalized, it will have an impact on the country's economy. When it gets legalized, the government will bat on it and from here the government will have earnings. Apart from that, when it can be used in business transactions, it will benefit from it.
When it can be fully utilized then positive aspects can be observed from all aspects. It is much needed to keep pace with the developed world. Hopefully it will be legalized in line with the developed world and everyone will benefit from it.
But it will not take much time to happen so soon. Managing Bitcoin is not so easy, one has to come forward from many aspects to manage it.
But because it is possible for me, it will be possible in the future