Columbus BTC

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Digital money is legal

digital currency itself is legal in China. Digital currency is defined as Internet goods in China, but the relevant supervision is still blank, and digital currency is still in the gray area in China. Well known digital currencies include bitcoin, Leyte coin, Ruitai coin, thousand gold card, dog coin, etc

however, there are also some non developers who use the cover of digital currency to carry out pyramid schemes, such as the Vicat scheme, treasure scheme, Porter scheme and so on

development materials:

digital currency is different from the virtual currency in the virtual world, because it can be used for real goods and services transactions, not limited to online games. The early digital currency (digital gold currency) is a form of electronic currency named after the weight of gold. Today's digital currency, such as bitcoin, lightcoin and ppcoin, is an electronic currency created, issued and circulated by check sum cryptography. It is characterized by the use of P2P peer-to-peer network technology to issue, manage and circulate currency. In theory, it avoids bureaucratic examination and approval, so that everyone has the right to issue currency

2. Let's talk about the huangmahmall I'm in. It's easy to see two directions: bullish and bearish. It's OK to have the right direction, and you can still play with just one dollar.

3. When I write this point, I don't want to deceive who will take over the offer, nor do I want to attack the policy - I quite support the policy

there is only one purpose to make a voice. From the perspective of bitcoin, we can observe this multi-dimensional world

first of all, bitcoin is neither a tulip nor a Ponzi scheme. Of course, bitcoin can never be the currency of the future, and it will definitely die out - if we look at it from the perspective of time, there is no immortality in the world

it has been said for a long time that bitcoin is compared to tulip and Ponzi scheme, among which there are many so-called well-known "experts and scholars". It is hard to tell whether there has been "tulip bubble" in history and whether it is exaggerated. If you have to make an analogy, it's better to say "Clivia". The reason why the three are compared is that they have similarities. However, arbitrary evaluation of the three is the same, lacking the spirit of speculation and one dimension. Twenty years ago, if you saw Ma Yun, it was hard not to doubt that he was a liar. Good business models are so similar to pyramid schemes, geniuses and lunatics in some ways

If I have to give a definition to bitcoin, my answer is: a new species, the beautiful shell in the Internet era

to understand what bitcoin is, we need to divide the world into two groups. One is the currency under a strong regime, and the other is the free market without or avoiding power. From this perspective, bitcoin is clear

under a stable regime, we want a stable financial system and monetary policy that can be controlled. Of course, bitcoin does not meet the definition. From this point of view, it is tolerant to say that bitcoin is a tulip. It is a naked Ponzi scheme

however, there are still many people in the world who live in unstable political power or want to avoid political power. Bitcoin has become a kind of empowering currency, just like the shell of many years ago. At this level, bitcoin is already a "currency."

we have the protection of Yangma and the convenience of the Internet, and bitcoin is a spontaneous trust of Yangma and Internet payment in an unstable environment. For example, they are the "Alipay" of the Kosovo Zimbabwe people's mama. p>

the real supporters of bitcoin, no matter where they live, essentially have the same ideas as people in the "currency area"

so today, it is nothing more than the collision of two originally unrelated circles: people in "non currency areas" hype bitcoin and rob people's property in "currency areas" in disguise

bitcoin's own commitment system is broken by higher technology, which is the day when bitcoin will die out

if it can't be broken, the world is still not peaceful and consensus hasn't been reached, and bitcoin still has a long way to go

There is a movie by Stephen Chow called Su Qi'er, the number one scholar in martial arts. The emperor told Su Qi'er, the leader of the beggars' sect, "you are a heavy disciple of the beggars' sect. I can't be at ease." Su Qier replied, "if the emperor has good governance and the people live and work in peace and contentment, who wants to be a beggar?"

4. Think about real estate speculation, people who want to buy can't afford it, people who can afford it don't want to buy it, and houses can't be sold, but they don't want to rece the price. It's unrealistic to make money by bitcoin. It's better to engage in other instries than bitcoin