Crypto-currencies have become an important medium for legal uses, including the sending of remittances by migrants. It is a form of computerized exchange. "The Economist" estimates that circulating crypto-currencies have a real-world equivalence of more than $ 90 billion. In fact, it is estimated that an investment of US $ 1,000 in bitcoins made in 2010 would now amount to US $ 36 million.
Instead of demonizing the crypto-currencies, it is up to governments to react by designing rules of play, monitoring them or turning them into "virtual assets" so that they are subject to the law and avoid scams.
Crypto-currencies can not be banned. They are already here. The investor must be protected.
In Japan they have already been declared a means of legal payment, one more sample than they arrived to stay. Crypto-coins move in a gray area. There are still not enough means of control.
I see in the steemit family that you all do a great job to educate your families and environment about bitcoin and other altcoins.
In Latin America the adaptation will take a little longer and we must educate to benefit everyone from a new, decentralized and secure economy.
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