Is the day soon what Satoshi waited for?

forgetit (25)in #governments • 7 years ago

Bankers, central bankers, big investors, barons, a group of elite ... those who have guided the world today are very angry.

To whom? bitcoin!

They are furious against the currencies (as well as curious :))

"I'm not really sure what they are. They are not assets really ... I suppose they are securities technically ... There is no intrinsic value for something like Bitcoin, so it's not really an asset one can analyze. It's just Essentially speculative or gambling. "
says, Governor of Central Bank of Canada Stephen Poloz.

"You should stay away (from Bitcoin). It is deadly,"
says, Lars Rohde - Governor of Central Bank of Denmark told state TV DR.

"In terms of cryptocurrencies, generally, I can say with almost certainty that they will come to a bad ending," the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway said.

"We should be looking at these very seriously precisely because of the way they can be used, particularly by criminals,"
British Prime Minister Theresa May

"We should be cautious about Bitcoin and possibly we do need to look at the way we regulate this environment before the amount of outstanding Bitcoin becomes large enough to be systemically important in the global economy."
said UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond

Two wall street hodlers, the biggest bank of US, JP Morgan Chase Bank CEO Jamie Dimon and the biggest fund Blackrock's Chairman and CEO Larry Fink unite that government should crush on bitcoin...

Dimon, said, "A fiat currency is when a government says, this is your legal tender, you have to give it and accept it, and of course the central bank can misuse it and inflate it,”

Sure.. you can inflate fiat currencies cos it's free to print.. no need to mine.. ne need to consume electricity :)

Fink said for bitcoin "Index of money laundering".. mentioning that day's BTC's 7% increase to 5.690 per USD, "Just shows how much demand for money laundering there is in the world"

What else they say:

"Bitcoin bad but blockchain good"

Huhh...

Why is it good?

Because blockchain can serve to lasten their long live centralized system!
Because they can find a way out thanks to the blockchain...
A hope that they will be able to correct their shaken images..
A hope create a new model fitting with their order to crash...

Then, crash on free crypto currencies!

Think it's too late?

But they'll try and crack down on all crypto currencies as hard as possible..

At Oecd meetings.. G20 meetings.. 2018 will be year for governments making shared plans on how to crack down on crypto currencies, crypto exchanges, crypto ICOs...

Remember the message what Satoshi had written on the first ever 50 digital bucks he/she mined in 9 Jan 2009, "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks"