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Four Reasons Why Government-Issued Bitcoin Could Be A Reality

by Jim Bevin
22/06/2018

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Anyone who has followed the tremendous ascension of the digital currency known as Bitcoin knows that it has gained much of its cachet for being free of any ties to regulatory bodies. For that reason, the idea that governments could one day work in tandem with Bitcoin and perhaps offer the coins to its citizens and legal governmental currency might seem far-fetched. To some people, that would take away much of the allure of Bitcoin. Yet it would also offer it some much-needed legitimacy and protection so that people who have invested heavily in it wouldn’t have to worry about a crackdown that would take everything they had built up in the digital currency realm away from them.

Bitcoin walking hand in hand with governments might not be in the offing right now, but it is something that, in many ways, seems an inevitability in the future, especially if those governments truly are concerned about what their citizens want. If it does become a kind of governmentally-approved coin, investors will likely have a lot to smile about it. For help getting started with investing in Bitcoin, you should check out an effective trading program like Bitcoin Code. In the meantime, here are some of the reasons that Bitcoin could ultimately win over governments.

  1. It’s Popular

Again, this comes down to that thing about governments ideally acting on behalf of the will of the people. Consumers have been drawn to Bitcoin for the ease, convenience, and safety that it bestows upon every transaction made with it. They will likely demand those qualities from all transactions in the future, meaning governments would have to act.

  1. It’s Fast

Governments are just like people, in that they like it when the money owed to them reaches them quickly. Bitcoin is the ideal method for making and receiving payments in a hurry. Imagine a government getting the taxes owed to them in minutes instead of days, how efficiently it could run and transfer that money to the areas that need it most.

  1. It’s #1

Bitcoin still stands well above all other cryptocurrencies in terms of market capitalization and, perhaps most important currently, branding. People who use digital currency know where they stand with Bitcoin. Any government that aligns with them is likely to receive high approval from its citizens.

  1. It’s Inevitable

There might be those who are still skeptical about Bitcoin, but largely those are the people who don’t quite understand it. The younger generation, which is technologically savvy and not prone to such inherent fears about new ways of doing things, will eventually oversee making decisions, even on a governmental level. Which means that Bitcoin should be part of the world’s financial fabric very soon.

These are just a few of the reasons why it seems like Bitcoin and the leaders of nations will eventually see eye to eye and walk hand in hand. It may not seem like it now, but that day is surely coming.

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