by thailand well no i think it's an overreaction from the way it's been reported including by bit koin ltd the company that sells that accident exchange for bitcoin in thailand i mean the central bank of thailand really doesn't have any authority to ban currency or to ban bitcoin per se it does have legal authority to deal with the exchange rate movements with capital controls as bitcoin mentioned and with things that could impact the exchange rate of the body so right now what they're basically saying is we need more time to study what bitcoin is and if it has an effect on the thai baht on whether or not it's going to affect the exchange rate which is what they're really concerned about do you think there is now a faith that other countries will follow suit i investigating the current seem all . of course i mean that's that's always been the worry about bitcoin bitcoin was great because it was anonymous it's not backed by a central bank it's comes about from this computer algorithm so it's a really good alternative to central banking it's an alternative to normal monetary policy and obvio