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Re:South Korea considers cryptocurrency tax by pedrocr on Wednesday December 13, 2017 @01:46PM (#15916394)
>I think the goal should be to stop using any form of cash as a store of value

No one should use any currency as a store of value, use actual productive assets. And your argument that we should make financial products enter the Internet era is completely true. I just don't see where the cryptocurrencies help.

Re:South Korea considers cryptocurrency tax by hyprCoin on Wednesday December 13, 2017 @04:36PM (#15917902)
Have you looked? There are better savings accounts with proof of stake systems. There are programmable components with ETH, EOS, Lisk, various others. There are bank/savings accounts that can be signed up for with a web browser (smartcash). The list is endless.
Re:South Korea considers cryptocurrency tax by Agebor on Wednesday December 13, 2017 @07:05PM (#15918880)
It's mostly about speed of innovation. Cryptocurrencies will just make creating and experimenting with financial products easier (being unregulated).