Government policies; are they for public or private interest?[Your thoughts, please]
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Based on the issue of whether European Central Bank, ECB, would regulate and tax Bitcoin. Mr. Ewald Nowothy, the Chief of Austria's central bank and a governing official of the ECB said in one of his statements that "the central bank would only have to intervene if (bitcoin) were to change people's behavior. There are no signs of that yet." Citing that people are seeking his opinion if they should invest in bitcoin rather, than gold, as they did before.
What do you think, do public interest really trigger policies?
Bitcoin has gone from being a currency for regular transactions to an asset of value like gold. The European Central Bank (as always) is one of the organizations that has pronounced on this cryptocurrency, it is obvious that measures will be taken to regulate it (as in China) while the elites invest millions of money in bitcoin from the shadows. The fiduciary money is numbered days, soon the cryptocurrency will end with the dollar and the euro, that's why the bankers like Jamie Dimon and representatives of the ECB are so worried. Like the worker on foot, these parasites want to take over bitcoin to take advantage and enslave us all as they do every day.
You hit the nail right at the head.