About 2016, I attended a discussion, and there were executives related to financial supervision in the meeting. I originally thought that the chief executive would be pedantic, just afraid of this trend, or did not understand this trend, but when the chief executive spoke, it was totally different.
They are very clear-eyed, listing the gaps in regulation, the gaps in banking applications, what can be fixed, what can't be fixed, and how complete the system must be in order to have a chance to make cryptocurrencies a major currency
During the whole meeting, I listened to a lot of words in the air, and what I gained most was the inspiration from the big head of financial supervision:
Bitcoin should eventually become an asset rather than a real currency for the most important reasons:
Once the wallet is made public or inferred, all financial flows will be exposed, which is unacceptable to most users
If bitcoin is used as daily currency, I only need to find a lot of people around him to make transactions, buy cigarettes, buy water, buy a house, buy guns from small to large layout. Finally, I can cross compare the possible wallet with someone through the account book
Corporate espionage or state-level operations, that's easy to do
The officials or institutions at the top of each country are all the elite among the elite. The point they see may seem arbitrary, but it is also a combination of many factors, including their interests, but it is worth our careful consideration.