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now they're sure to find a reason to shut it down.
Those who say so do not understand how the network functions :) The only way to stop the network is to discredit it.
If they spend a couple of yards to fight it, maybe something will happen. Maybe not)))
Those who say so do not understand how the network works :) the only way to stop the network is to discredit it, you will have to try very hard to do it ...
If they spend a couple of yards to combat it, maybe something will happen. Maybe not ))))
they will make the network traffic fully controlled, with tokens and hardware.
and the current kind of network will be banned from ISPs.
Then goodbye p2p and all the money it generates.
How can you ban p2p? ) Any ban will only spur the development of the industry. This is not a problem.
You ask, here they will make a fully controlled network traffic, with tokens and ironclads.
And the current kind of network will be banned from ISPs.
and then goodbye to p2p and all the money it generates.
Forget it . There is no problem . A grain of sand in the sea. If the rate is 5 000 dollars, there will be five grains of sand. It does not bother anyone. A very niche feature.
It exists as long as people believe. The exchange rate is a direct correlation of faith.
There is as long as there is faith. The course is a direct correlation of belief
Not quite so. It exists as long as people believe and use it. And it turns out to be much more convenient to use than payment systems, banks, etc.
There are now about ~500 transactions per block, i.e. a transaction every second or so on the network. And that's already an indicator.
Not really. There is still faith and use. And it turns out to be much more convenient to use than payment systems, banks, etc.
There are ~500 transactions per block now, i.e. every second approximately one transaction per network. And that's an indicator.
500 between who and who? Roughly 99% between you and Sanka.
if it was between you and eBay, the housing company, the milkman and the car service.
but as long as it's a toy.
National currencies have a different nature, no matter how you make fun of them, and no one wants to keep a risky asset on a shop's balance sheet.
it means that we should consider it as a payment option, but it is too complicated to be exchanged into real money instantly.
it is possible, but only if the number of those wishing to see an opportunity to pay in bitcoins in the shop will become critically high, but it will not happen