First of all, virtual currency is not currency. Q coins can only be exchanged in but not out, which means that it does not serve as a measure of value, a means of circulation, a means of storage, or a world currency, and has only a limited means of payment. Although Taobao may now allow Q coins to have limited liquidity. But it cannot devalue real money. So if Tencent now uses its goodwill to guarantee Q coins, guaranteeing that 1Q is worth 1RMB, can Q coins become a currency? I think it still can't. Q Coin, which has limited circulation and payment, can be regarded as a type of Tencent bond that does not need to be issued by an issuing institution. Its value depends entirely on how much you trust Tencent. Wait a minute, it has one thing in common with the famous derivative Mortgage backed security. There is only perform and under perform but not over perform like general corporate bonds, which means that its price cannot exceed the face value. Have you ever seen a company issue bonds that can depreciate the national currency? As for the Bitcoin mentioned on the first floor, this thing is indeed IMBA. I even saw an article discussing the threat of Bitcoin in a publication of the Administration of Foreign Exchange. However, circulation and payment are still restricted. Personal opinion, please pat.

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