Bitcoins are illegal in India
What's your take on Government's stand on Bitcoin?
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Even if it's a bubble, many people earn good money on it. In the coming years, its price will certainly grow and I think it's easy money. I am sure that there is someone on the forum who has already bought bitcoins. By the way, in India you can pay bitcoins in foreign stores? I read an article about what to buy with bitcoins is more profitable (#-Link-Snipped-#). Does it make sense to buy bitcoins?Satya Swaroop DashOkay, letâs give it careful attention to what the news says. Bitcoin is NOT LEGAL TENDER in India. This means you can no longer buy and sell goods and services using bitcoin.
But people who have bitcoin in India have no reason to worry as they have always relied on encashing their bitcoins into real world currency such as dollars by using any of the conversion companies which take a small cut for conversion and give them real cash.
Still in my opinion bitcoin's insane valuation in real world money is a bubble that could burst sooner or later.
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Well, our hope, I think is quantum computers which will give us unprecedented computing power so that we keep running machines while keeping the carbon footprint lower. That said I've absolutely no clue how much power will the these quantum computers eat.ashWhat I wonder from an engineering standpoint is, is the power requirements mining bitcoins actually environmentally sustainable?
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