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Why some governments are against cryptocurrency.
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[QUOTE="Jonaville, post: 79008, member: 26893"] To be honest I don't think the government can adopt the use of cryptocurrencies in transaction. This is because if they place too much emphasis all the digital currency, it will have a negative effect on the country's local currency. This means that their local currency will spiral down in value to the point where it will be almost useless. No country would want that, so it is understandable that they neglect any form of digital coins. You can't exactly blame them, they too must have weighed the advantages and disadvantages operating on cryptocurrencies will have on their local currency, hence the avoidance. [/QUOTE]
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