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Re: Beerholder post# 19810

Sunday, 10/15/2017 11:45:06 AM

Sunday, October 15, 2017 11:45:06 AM

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Beerholder, governments would hate blockchain tech
because they can't totally control and manipulate it as it is a public effort. However, the Australian government is open to exploring the idea! Also, as we all know, BCG is Australian whoop whooop! BTCS may be a bit of a shitshow at the moment but they are ALREADY LISTED IN THE US. If all Charles Allen had was 1 antminer and a bag of dogshit, the US ticker alone is enticing enough to perform a reverse merge (after resolving BTCS debts) in lieu of going through the trouble to go public. Like I've said in previous posts, this is a convenient merge of minds not assets. The big question is can BTCS resolve their debts well enough to satisfy BCG? No idea of the bitcoin holdings of either party, but the nice thing is the recent Bitcoin inflation. That should give both parties more money to talk about. I hope the numbers and personalities involved come together successfully. Still a gamble, but I'm in.

Theres alot more out there about various governments prodding crypto and blockcahin:

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/australian-govt-blockchain-will-support-innovation-productivity-right-across-economy/

http://www.zdnet.com/article/australia-gets-a-parliamentary-friends-of-blockchain-group/

https://www.coindesk.com/australias-government-publishes-blockchain-research-studies/


and a random posting about a gov accepting bitcoin as payment:

https://www.ethnews.com/swedens-tax-authority-accepts-bitcoin-as-settlement


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