Unfortunately Greeks recent history is not positive in terms of managing their national debt. It was not surprising that government reached out for money of their citizens to help itself. If you are living in any country with similar problems and suspect that your national currency is not so stable, don't invest in it and don't keep it!
I see numerous comments about Greece in this forum, and the easy thing to say is that "Greeks didn't manage their debt". The thing is, that you don't really know when the time comes where your country suddenly has a debt problem. Imagine living in a country with a 110% Debt/GDP ratio (a normal ratio nowadays), everything is fine, until one day some EU officials decide that your debt is a problem. And your country suddenly needs a bail-out. Things can go south very fast, if someone decides that your state debt is a problem.
Re: Shall I hold or invest with %12.5 premium per year ?
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CryptoGreek
on 08/11/2015, 23:50:52 UTC
Dear Fakhoury, a word of advise: Thousands of Greeks lost their savings, after the 2012 PSI haircut, which included their "super-duper-guaranteed " government-issued bonds. There is no such thing as "100% Guaranteed", when banks and governments are involved. Just HODL!
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Re: Five digits
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CryptoGreek
on 08/11/2015, 23:44:19 UTC
I think that five digits are inevitable, if bitcoin becomes widely adopted. Mass adoption is the key.
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