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El Salvador’s Bukele Is “Playing With Fire” For Ignoring World Bank, IMF’s Warnings On Bitcoin: Renowned Economist Steve Hanke
Steve Hanke – a professor of applied economics at John Hopkins University – has sounded a warning that El Salvador could be heading to currency chaos and economic collapse with their adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender. дальше »
2021-8-22 17:36 | |
Economist Steve Hanke Warns Salvadoran Bitcoin Adoption Could ‘Completely Collapse the Economy’
The professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University, Steve Hanke, has recently been criticizing bitcoin adoption taking place in El Salvador. Hanke doesn’t think it’s a good idea for the Latin American country to use bitcoin as legal tender and says it could “completely collapse the economy. дальше »
2021-6-21 20:00 | |
Steve Hanke Calls El Salvador’s President “Stupid” For Making Bitcoin Legal Tender
Steve Hanke has condemned the legalization of Bitcoin in El Salvador. The economist believes the decision will “completely collapse” El Salvador’s economy. He called the move “stupid.” His reasoning around this being that El Salvador is a dollarized nation and making Bitcoin legal tender would be detrimental to the economy. Professor Hanke was on Kitco […] дальше »
2021-6-19 02:30 | |
Top Economist Calls Bitcoin As Legal Tender “Stupid”. Here’s Why He’s Wrong.
Let’s not kid ourselves, a person like Steve Hanke has enormous incentives to defend the status quo. He’s benefited tremendously from it. It could be argued that his livelihood depends on Bitcoin failing. дальше »
2021-6-9 13:07 | |
‘Buying Bitcoin Is A Fool’s Game’, Says Economist Steve Hanke
There is certainly no shortage of Bitcoin critics. And of course, some of these critics are highly respected economists and other financial professionals. But Steve Hanke is a different type of crypto critic. дальше »
2020-6-25 23:13 | |
Bitcoin [BTC] is susceptible to fraud and unreliable, claims John Hopkins’ economist Steve Hanke
From mulling on interest rates and money supply to hashrates and block sizes, the elite economists have often been at loggerheads with Bitcoin [BTC] and the larger cryptocurrency realm. The traditional market analysts, more often than not, chide decentralized currency as a pipe dream. дальше »
2019-5-5 13:00 | |
Professor Launches Campaign to Donate $1 Million in Cryptos to Venezuelans
Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University and adviser to former Venezuelan president, Rafael Caldera, has launched a humanitarian campaign tagged Airdrop Venezuela, which is aimed at donating $1 million in cryptocurrency to 100,000 Venezuelans by August 209, according to a report by NPR on April 21, 2019. дальше »
2019-4-23 01:00 | |
Venezuela’s Blackout and Bitcoin’s Electricity Requirement: Is This BTC Weakness a Back Breaker?
After the blackout experienced by Venezuela a few days ago, Bitcoin (BTC) transactions dropped around 40%, according to Professor Steve Hanke. He wrote on Twitter that since the blackout hit Venezuela, transactions on the Bitcoin network fell massively. дальше »
2019-3-19 17:23 | |
Despite Blowhorning Bitcoin Isn’t “Real Currency”, Economist Aims to Design Price-Stable Crypto Assets
Steven Hanke is an economist, and he does not believe in Bitcoin. In fact, to be more specific, he does not see Bitcoin at the same level as a “real currency,” which could seem fair, considering that cryptocurrency and fiat currency have many differences. дальше »
2018-11-16 02:34 | |
This Bitcoin Skeptic Wants to Make ‘Stable’ Cryptos for Venezuela
Economist Steve Hanke has joined the board of advisors for the P2P cryptocurrency exchange AirTM and will guide its Latin American expansion, including a new system for price-stable assets he will design. дальше »
2018-11-15 20:00 | |
Steve Hanke: Central Banks Fuel Wealth Loss and Inflation – The World Needs Less of Them
Respected economist Professor Steve Hanke has chanted down central banks. While Hanke doesn’t tout cryptocurrency as an alternative, he does say that the world needs fewer central banks because these government-controlled entities are messing up economies and abusing monetary policy, while fueling inflation and loss of wealth. дальше »
2018-9-22 04:05 | |