If that Virtual World really happens, then we can probably assume that Virie is indeed going to be the currency of the future because as I've read, it will be the economic foundation of that world and thereby it is their own and if we invest in that, then we automatically get a piece of the future in the form of Virie coins. Interesting concept indeed!

I don't know if it's going to be a new king but there is one new coin now that they call Virie which seems to be catching a lot of attention lately. Heard that it's unique because it's not another financial instrument that has a market but it's a market itself with a very user friendly payment system apparently. That means there is no need for a third party broker anymore.

This is why it's scary sometimes to get into something that large corporations seem to want to partake at. Though bitcoin is decentralized, it still is susceptible to be bought by whales. Sometimes it's better to invest in something that is used for crowdfunding.

That's right and I think that's what makes Virie unique and it will be used for crowdfunding of the Virternity project which is I think a good move. Anyone who invests in Virie is automatically considered a contributor of the project and you can even invest as low as $10 only.
Of course, apprehensions will always be present so I think the key is to play it in moderation.

You are most welcome my friend. I have been following this blogger too because she explains about it in a very simple manner that anybody could understand. My curiosity is turning into interest the more I learn about Virie. Apparently, it has it's own Distributed Exchange Network and Escrow System which means that we don't have to pay a broker plus the Escrow system adds another layer of security hence making it fraud free.

To answer your question, yes, I believe that Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies for that matter should be accepted globally. We are almost in the digital world and someday soon, everything that we do will be digital hence cryptos will become the basis of the economic system in the future albeit there are already other countries that are accepting bitcoins aside from Singapore. Some are Japan, Philippines, Canada, China and of course some states in the US.

Since the crypto market is highly volatile, no one can really tell if they will rise again despite of some stability sometimes. It's so hard to predict the movements in the market hence we need to closely monitor it. Know when is the best time to trade and be cautious. Balance is the key.

Guys, I have been seeing quite a number of posts here asking about Virie so I researched in Google by typing Virie and this came out so I checked it and the blogs lately seem to all being related to Virie. Just click the "more" button then the "blog" button and you will be redirected to the blogs page.
https://www.annerainwater.net/
Some may be interested in this Virie and some may be skeptical which is okay but for those who do, I do hope that you are not always suspicious when a post about it comes out. Like this one. I'm genuinely curious about it. I had a bit of time to do a little research about it and found this and just wanted to share it. I don't think there's anything wrong with that, right?

I'm not sure of the tone in your post whether you are amazed or irritated with new exchanges that are coming up but whatever it is, I think it's part of the technological advancements and will surely play a major role in the economic system of the world now and in the future. You mentioned about Virie. I came across this blog article the other day if you're interested. https://www.annerainwater.net/blog/virie-the-currency-of-the-future

Yes I've heard about Virie or shall I say, I've read a lot about it lately. It seems to be pretty promising. With its own blockchain, distributed exchange network and Escrow system, it looks a lot safer and fraud free. It also looks like a pretty good investment because while you buy the coins, you also continuously support the project of creating the virtual world. And here's more, their doing the crowdfunding because they don't want to sell the project to any big corporations to avoid falling under any avaricious organizations hence once you invest on it, automatically, you get to be a "shareholder" of the future virtual world. If you want to read more about it, here's an article I found earlier today: https://www.annerainwater.net/blog/virie-s-crowdfunding-campaign

The market for digital currencies are highly volatile hence it's drop in price will really happen one way or the other but to say that it will be the end of digital currency, I don't think so. In fact, I even think that as the world turns digital in the future, only digital currencies will remain.

Go for it my friend! Blockchain is not dependent only on cryptocurrencies so regardless if it's used for it or not, it's a good host for any online transactions. It could be used by any businesses that relies mostly in the internet, even banks so don't base your decision on the price of the ICOs or whatever. It's just one type that needs blockchain.

I think, it's knowing how to  control your investments whether in bitcoin or any other investments that will help save money for the future of your kids. Also, don't rely on just your investment. It's also great that the earnings that you will get will be used for an educational plan for them. That way, no matter what happens to your investment, at least, their education is already secured for the future.

Going directly to your question, if all countries create their own cryptocurrencies, obviously, bitcoin might disappear but blockchain will remain because it's the host needed to run all cryptos transactions and bitcoin is just another type of cryptocurrency that does not have any other cryptos that depend on it.

When explaining decentralization of cryptocurrency to someone who is new or totally has no idea what cryptocurrencies are, it has to be as simple as possible. I will say that cryptocurrencies are decentralized because it's not regulated by any government, banks or any other entity which means that you as an investor is the one who controls it. That simple and easy to understand. Quite enticing too, right?

"If" and only "if". I agree that it's good if all other countries will accept cryptocurrency as part of their financial system. Unfortunately, this is still a hole wall and is not that widely accepted yet. It will be great for the economy I think if they will though. Just look at how strong is the economy of Japan, right?

Maybe not a lot is buying it but there are still a few who does. It's not like nobody is buying it completely because how could the sellers sell their bitcoins if no one is buying, right? There's got to still be people buying it somehow. Just not a lot maybe.

I think so because there are big players that started accepting Bitcoins this year. If I can recall, I think Samsung and Ferrari are one of them. If that is the case, then it's one indication that Bitcoin has indeed grown over the this year. I believe there are also countries that are seriously considering it as well. I think all these are good premonition for bitcoins.

Hey guys, if this may help, I found this blog site that discussed about Virie having it's own Distributed Exchange Network and Escrow system which eliminates the need for a third party brokerage. The creators of this must be big time in my opinion but come to think of it, if indeed what is said in this blog is true, then it could be safer and faster, right?
https://www.decentpropaganda.com/virternitys-distributed-exchange-network-could-put-crypto-exchanges-out-of-business/

It's funny how I just responded to a similar question. The other one was asking if bitcoin will become the universal currency just because they are being accepted for school donations and now, bitcoin will be the currency of the future just because an online pizza store is accepting it.

My friend, there is so much more qualifications needed for a currency to be declared the currency of the future pretty much how USD has acquired this position over the past decades. First of all, everyone as in every single individual in this planet needs to know what bitcoin is all about. Are we even close to that? I doubt it. This among many other qualifications my friend are what I'm talking about.