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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DisciplineTC2526" data-source="post: 86011" data-attributes="member: 4218">Thanks for diving in to the discussion, [USER=3943]@Alison C[/USER].I 100% agree with your point regarding Bitcoin's decentralised nature. I think it is its key attraction to many users.Yes! Without a decent understanding of Blockchain, it becomes difficult to analyse news concerning Bitcoin, or at least that is just my opinion. When I was oblivious to the basics of crypto, such as cryptography, I couldn't understand what all the fuss was about. I guess that is why it is sometimes beneficial to creep into the other side, and by other side I mean non-legal knowledge. For anyone reading this and wanting to learn about the basics of crypto, this video - [MEDIA=youtube]rYQgy8QDEBI[/MEDIA] - is very helpful, and it goes further to give an outline of currency dating back to centuries ago to put things into perspective. It certainly helped me, though please bare in mind that it is only basic knowledge!Thanks for sharing the news about El Salvador. That is very interesting - I will certainly follow that story in the upcomingweek.Finally, your use of the saying - 'while the cat's away, the mice will play' - is pure genius! Genuinely, who is the cat (assuming there was ever one)? People have long debated who founded Bitcoin (many theories out there) and it can lead to fascinating arguments. That also links to your point about how, in years to come, we will look at the evolution of crypto as a form of currency in light of its decentralised nature.</blockquote>

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