ecurrencyhodler
Aug 25, 2017 · 1 min read

Your evolution point is well taken. We are already seeing the SEC and other governmental bodies trying to regulate/integrate cryptocurrencies into their economies.

One thing to also consider is that the need for widespread adoption of a singular coin is lessening because of new technology such as the Atomic Swaps. Also, having countries create their own cryptocoin and have that be the dominant currency simply seems to be a reiteration of current economic structures. It’s possible this is one path towards the future. However if cryptocurrency stays true to its identity, then adoption won’t be segmented by political affiliations (by political I mean countries or governments). Rather, each country will participate in the larger ecosystem of BTC/LTC/ETH/etc and they will become global currencies.

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