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RE: India: This Is Why RBI Cannot Ban P2P Trading Of Cryptocurrencies!

in #india6 years ago

There is a theory that the Central banks are actually privately owned and not governedby any goverment.

If so... it is obvious why they are fighting against cryptocurrencies, because it indicate the end of their monopoly on the flow of money to and from everyday people like you and me.

What do you think?

Are they controlled by people only looking out for their own personal interests?

Keep on steeming....

@sacryptocollect

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Central banks want to hold on to the status quo. It won't last forever because money as we know it is changing. Cryptocurrencies are here to stay whether central banks like it or not.

Totally agree!

In a weird way it can be benificial if exchanges are banned(unknowingly the central banks may have dug their own graves) because it promotes peer-to-peer transactions and if you think about it, thats what we actually want crypto currencies to become!

We want everyday transactions to take place, where everyone uses crypto to do day-to-day payments for goods and services.

Do you agree?

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