could bitcoin replace a typical economy income ?
if yes how ?
if no why ?
>>80823092
we don't know, it's still a experiment, people using it are still early adopters, its future it's unknown
No amount of bitcoins can devalue memes.
>>80823717
Idk but it's possible to make some money "day trading" alt coins. Steem is where it's at right now, though the bubble may burst soon.
There is nothing stopping governments from issuing state sponsored crypto-currencies. In fact I think it is inevitable in the long run.
The only way Bitcoin specifically could become one is a in a shitty nation state whose main currency has collapsed (but internet infrastructure remains).
>>80824002
couldnt someone create a state that uses bitcoin within itself
>>80823092
No, it's not practical. It's slow, doesn't offer the technical environment needed for safe transactions, and has no accountability. The only benefit is that it is NOT legally considered a currency, and that's what it will stay to be.
>>80824036
It wouldn't be smart to put control of their central currency outside of their own control like that, so why would they?
>>80823829
>its future it's unknown
French gov wants to ban it here
>>80823092
Why do faggots constantly push for shillcoin?
Plastic money is cancer and it's corrupt. Ever since we have credit cards the Jews have gained and common people lost.
