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      "body": "As we watch the world economic markets sink steeply into the red, it's a good time to reflect on what exactly happened here, and why so many people were taken by surprise (myself included) despite the many warnings of a correction.\n\n### Bitcoin as a bubble.\n\nLets run with the bubble comparison, and the popping of it. Many people seem to compare bitcoins life cycle with that of the tulips or dotcom era. But it's more interesting right now, to understand this crash, to highlight the glaring *difference* between major crashes and this one.\n\nWhen dotcom busted, multi-million dollar IPO companies were sucking investor money, buying aeron chairs, foozeball tables and had zero product to speak of. Companies existed that mooned purely from removing a vowel in their brand name and the number of business models that didn't even mention monetization was... let's just say high, if not the majority.\n\nLikening the crypto industry to the tulip craze is ridiculous. 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      "body": "The resistance by Banks is an effort to fight for their own existence. What Banks do ? They are simply means to channelize our money from one person to another for a particular transaction. That is because the second party is ready to accept fiat currency from first party in exchange of certain goods or services. It is a channel of sending fiat money (value for the goods or services). The crypto currency eliminates the need for fiat money and thus need for a Bank also. If you want to buy certain service or goods and seller is ready to provide it for some other asset like bitcoin or etherium then that ransacion would be between buyer and seller only and Banks would have no role. \n\nCrypto movement has grown so big that it is being perceived by them as threat and on every occasion they would try to resist or slow down it. Forgetting that this crypto can not only be obtained by purchasing only it can be mined too. \n\nIn my opinion once they realize that resistance is useless they will also start falling in line with this movement and even start participating in big way due to their money muscles. That would be day when cryptos would start to rise. \n\nThus the resistance of Banks has an intrinsic positive seed for cryptos.",
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      "body": "Many people seem to be expressing concern with the viability of bitcoin if it is unable to be purchased, after the following events:\n\n- JP Morgan Chase stopped accepting credit card payments for purchasing bitcoin\nhttps://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/02/jpmorgan-chase-bank-of-america-bar-bitcoin-buys-with-a-credit-card.html\n\n- Australian banks immorally forcibly reversed POLi transfers to bitcoin exchanges http://www.news.com.au/finance/money/investing/coinspot-rubbishes-liquidity-claims-says-it-is-getting-closer-to-turning-on-australian-dollar-deposits/news-story/ac5de7b98696121adace52b3157b8ca7\n\n- Wavecrest cancels all Bitcoin-VISA credit card accounts\nhttps://www.newsbtc.com/2018/01/06/visa-suspends-bitcoin-debit-cards-issued-wavecrest/\n\nThese stories are increasing, and generate obvious price declines, exacerbating the current declining trend in the bitcoin markets. Clearly, these events are alarming, and further illustrate the fact that if your money is in a bank, *you do not own it*.\n\n*But will it be enough to stifle bitcoin in the long term?*\n\nI think it's important to remember that banks are **not governments**, they are businesses. They don't have the power to regulate, and bitcoin as a currency is perfectly legal in all but [a few countries](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_bitcoin_by_country_or_territory), and openly embraced in an increasingly number (such as Japan, Thailand and Singapore). Banks might be tightly wound with government, but they are **not** the government and cannot directly manipulate the laws around your wealth.\n\n![ban.jpeg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfWYQYSMnz8LNiByezqjkgGG6CmWGqq7oC84Um2bvJrLc/ban.jpeg)\n\nThe point of capitalism and having a free market is that as long as it is legal (and sometimes if not), new demands create new opportunities. We are witnessing something amazing - old gods burning and seeing a new system birth. It's natural the banking system won't cooperate - they'll fight it, and newcomers will throw them onto the fire, regardless of their wealth. It's happened a great many times before with other industries, it **will** happen with this one.\n\nIn many ways, it's a sign that crypto is winning, *even given all the FUD and price flash crashes lately.*\n\nThere's nothing stopping crypto-specific banks opening up that compete directly with the current cartel. Given peoples willingness to send money to exchanges, I don't see why they wouldn't also have their pay directly deposited into a virtual crypto bank instead of one that hates them. They could even have any deposits directly converted to crypto and sent to their wallet.\n\nIn the short term, nothing is stopping you or anyone else from purchasing bitcoin by withdrawing and buying with cash - an exciting business opportunity will open up - Bitcoin kiosks and ATMs [Singapore tried this to a raging success](http://bitcoinist.com/singapore-bitcoin-atms-sold-trading-still-allowed/) allowing you to buy directly with cash. This could prove easier than current systems -trying to show my mother how to transfer money from her bank to a purchaser/exchange, and get verified before doing so, then buy bitcoin with the fiat she deposited, was like pulling teeth.\n\nThe big banks may blacklist a few exchanges, but what about a few thousand small businesses that open up? They can't prevent them joining the EFT networks with smaller banks who would be happy to serve them.\n\nCorner shops can take cash for crypto. Why not?\n\nIf there's a demand for it, and it is technically/economically feasible, shops will start to accept it - because they, like most people, are sick of the arm-twisting and penny pinching that credit companies enforce on small business. This compounds the importance of reducing transaction fees and adopting currencies like [nano](https://nano.co/) which are fee-free and capable of thousands of transactions per second.\n\nLet me phrase it another way - if credit card companies decided they didn't like people buying alcohol with credit cards, but people still wanted it, and it was perfectly legal, what would happen next? Would it really affect the sales of alcohol at all, long term? 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Cryptos are popping up to [serve them](https://www.ccn.com/humaniq-startup-will-give-10-2-billion-unbanked-people/) - why would cryptocurrencies not pop up to serve the demographic of people who *choose* to be unbanked?\n\nThere are many possibilities, and thanks to the greediness of the banking cartels, new ones will open up, and this is not the end of crypto by any means. It will cause short term panic, but the banks are not the law, as much as they wish they were.\n\nHold tight, we are in for a war, and it's just beginning.",
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