(And even if he does return it's unclear how
much authority Bitcoin users would attribute to him.)
Not exact matches
According to sources quoted by The Wall Street Journal, Chinese people were using
bitcoin to bet against the value of the yuan and move money outside the country, and the
authorities decided to issue the ban because the
bitcoin market was creating «too
much disorder.»
The fact that most legislators see
bitcoins as a commodity, not a currency, allows many companies to stay in a «grey zone» without provoking too
much interest from the
authorities: they need simply to conduct all trade in
bitcoins, without involving fiat currencies.
However, Bronsens argued that some of the inherent features of
Bitcoin which have been previewed as its strength such as lack of central
authority can actually distance it from the general crowd and propel it towards a
much more mainstream audience.