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Further Discussions => Economics , Sociology & Politics => Topic started by: Adrian on September 23, 2018, 04:31:13 PM
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In Indonesia, the dollar rises while the Rupiah weakens, if the dollar rises why Bitcoin Prices do not rise.
Look: The dollar is rising, in Indonesia it can't overcome the problem of a stable dollar, now in Indonesia is experiencing Chaos, many people and even Students are Demonstrating against the Government, so that the dollar price cannot go down,
What about the economic fate in Indonesia, will it continue to experience chaos?
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Dolar rises in all countries because trump is watching the strong dollar policy but it is not certain that this is the benefit for USA.
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I think this is the fate of All Fiat Money in this world. Going back to ZERO.
There will be no other fate.
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I also thinking same with friends before this comment.
Dollar was stronger their value. And the affect of it is to another fiat currency value.
It's not about Indonesia only, but another country.
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Well, the current market scenario is pretty weird as there is no one who can be truly sure about things. So, that’s why we need to watch it all wisely. I am always very careful and it helps a lot with Facebook share price target (http://"https://walletinvestor.com/stock-forecast/fb-stock-prediction") work up!
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Indonesia is going to experience a monetary revolution, which in my view will enhance its economy and the life of its people.
The Gov is setting the stage for gold and silver to be used again as money.
This will be a world premiere, and Indonesia will be a model for other countries in South-Asia.
This was only make possible by blockchain, and by the possibilities offered by precious metals backed cryptocurrencies.
At a recent UN Summit, T. Coughlin, Kinesis CEO, spoke about "Indonesia, where more than three-quarters of the population is unbanked or underbanked but 90 percent have smartphones.
In Indonesia, there are people driving 500 kilometers to pay electricity bills with physical cash," he said.
"We want to change that to, in a space of 30 seconds, paying that bill with their phones, or migrants sending [remittances] home for a fraction of the percent instead of being charged by Western Union."
https://www.pcmag.com/news/368788/why-blockchain-and-crypto-are-picking-up-steam-in-tiny-count
For more information, see the press release
https://kinesis.money/en/company-news/kinesis-to-launch-revolutionary-new-bullion-backed-monetary-system-in-indonesia/