🏅Time of solutions for bitcoin🏅

🍀 Recently, in the phone repair service, I heard how a client told a friend that he wanted to go to work, and decided not to: it's more profitable now. The acquaintance, which you'll never think about, turned out to be buying bitcoins. Another friend bought the farm for his son - and not in order to grow chickens or pigs. The colleague told me how she went to her neighbor - and that mine.

🍀 Bitcoins are not for geeks anymore, many are engaged in the production of bitcoins or trade them. In this we are no different from the US, or China, or Japan.

🍀 But Japan in the spring gave a residence permit in its financial system. China, on the other hand, is crippling foreign currencies. He declared ICO (an instrument of raising capital for crypto-currencies) illegal and threatens to completely ban the trade in crypto-currencies in the country.

🍀 In the US, everything is ambiguous. Enthusiasts predict $ 100,000 for bitokoyn, traders have a rate on the growth of crypto currency is now the most popular. But, for example, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon promises to dismiss any trader caught in transactions with bitkoyn from the bank - for stupidity. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) did not authorize the work of the bitcoins fund, but the US Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) approved an application for settlements with crypto currency options.

🍀 The Bank of Russia, as it turns out, considers bitkoyin something like a financial pyramid. And, perhaps, it has all the grounds for this. A couple of years ago, FT wrote that Sergei Mavrodi opened the MMM in China: its new participants had to buy bitcoins, which are then sent as 'mutual assistance' to those who came to the fund earlier. Everyone remembers how the story of the Russian MMM ended: according to various estimates, the money lost several million people, and Mavrodi himself went to prison.

🍀 The Bank of Russia is going the easy way, not allowing what already exists. But, for example, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) notes that many central banks are experimenting with blocking technology on which bitcoin is based, and some are thinking of creating their own crypto currency.

🍀 Our Central Bank says: show first the results of bit-start-ups, and we'll think about whether to allow or not. As if the experience of other countries does not exist and we again live in the 80's. But you can not be a little pregnant. Let's say that crypto-currencies are a financial pyramid, dangerous for citizens' finances. Then what is the Central Bank waiting for? Losses comparable to the budget of a medium-sized country?

🍀 Bitcoin became too noticeable to ignore, so why should the Central Bank not recognize this fact? It's time to decide and either consistently prohibit everything, or create some rules on which this market will live.

🤗 source: http://happycoin.club 🤗