Search content
Sort by
Showing 20 of 37 results by micky mou
is the first decentralized peer-to-peer payment network that is powered by its users with no central authority or middlemen. That lack of central authority is the primary reason governments are afraid of the cryptocurrency.
- It is somewhat challenging to buy many currencies for INR, there are still ways to start investing in different altcoins. What you can do is buy Bitcoin or one of the alt coins through Unicoin, Zebpay or Coinsecure and then exchange it to anything...
Due to the lack of government control, terrorists and extortionists are also utilising the cryptocurrency space to their advantage. Bitcoins users on either end of a transaction can remain relatively anonymous and cybercriminals have found ways to mask their addresses, so it can be difficult for government authorities and companies to trace such illegal activities
If someone steal your wallet with your bitcoins inside, who is the authority that is going to act for that consideration? Actually, none because bitcoin is free of authority which is a good thing and bad thing also. For example, when Mt Gox. went to bankruptcy, no one took care of thousand of people which bitcoin was stolen (according to them) and the japanese governement, even that took actions against Karpeles and the company, wasn't enough to fulfill the situation.
Cyrptocurrency is neither a commodity nor a currency. The lack of clarity about its origin is another big issue related to cyrptocurrency like bitcoin. In earlier days, highly priced metals like gold, silver, etc. were used as currencies. They also claim that it is not controlled by any government.
?
?