In 2019, 15 countries, including China, will emit their own cryptocurrencies

The international monetary Fund (IMF) has made a forecast that next year, at least 15 countries will be very integrated into the world of cryptocurrencies.

The organization believes that the Central banks of these countries will emit their own crypto-coins on the basis of blockchain.

It is noteworthy that the IMF is preparing for the fact that China will start to use digital coins. The fact that this can happen, is remarked by many experts, drawing attention to the fact that Beijing has patented about 50 inventions that are connected with the issuing of state crypto-coins, as well as their use as a means of payment for public services.

In addition, the public authorities of China regularly make up the rating of cryptocoins, which relies on the study of their various charecteristices. For China, the emission of its own crypto-money will also be associated with an attempt to find financial resources for confrontation with the United States in the so-called “trade war.” The expected emission of cryptocoins in Sweden will be another step of this country towards the exclusion of cash from circulation. For Canada, Norway, Tunisia, Uruguay and Ecuador, where the emission of their own crypto-coins is also expected, this step will be connected with the attempt to attract the attention of world companies that invest in the development of cryptocurrency infrastructure and ensure the flow of their investments into their countries.

For the Bahamas, as well as for some other small states that are known as tax havens in the world, the emission of cryptocoins will be a way to keep investors, who have gradually become disillusioned with the reliability of offshore companies in terms of anonymity of investments.