j"1LAnZuoQdcKCkpDBKQMCgziGMoPC4VQUckMh<div class="post">It is strange that is has taken such a long time to create a digital fiat currency. And who<br/>says that Bitcoin is the one and only digital currency that will exist in the future?<br/>Right now, if there is a flaw in the bitcoin algorithm the people dealing with it will lose their trust<br/>in the currency and the bitcoins will lose their value. If there are several digital currencies in the future<br/>you will just sell your bitcoins and buy more secure (or more useful) digital coins instead. I think that there will be a tendency to swap from one digital money system to another, once people see an advantage of a new system. Like an evolutionary process. <br/>I find it funny that some people still cling to the idea that there has to be some kind of "agency" that regulates the economy. I mean when you don't want your old money anymore you just .. eh .. sell it?<br/>You are not forced by anyone to use bitcoins, right? And nobody can stop you from using another digital<br/>currency. So the best way to keep your wealth is to invest in different assets - as always in life.</div> text/html
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