Our government already requires you to tell them if you have bitcoin or any other form of electronic money. It was in your income tax filing this year. I don't have any, so didn't worry about it much. YMMVI have installed bitcoin and read some about it.
I think it might work
For the record, you only get .05 bitcoin from the bitcoin faucet.
It's just enough so your account doesn't say empty.
The main advantages I see are these:
There is no real middleman; The money is transacted directly between you and the 2nd party. Transaction fee is very nearly zero.
It's as anonymous as you make it.
There is no central authority.
The main disadvantage I can see is this:
If it ever really takes off in popularity the government, all governments, will try to shut it down if they can because they won't be able to tax it.
Terrorists could use it to circumvent oversight of money transactions to finance terrorism.
Here is the current list of dealers, stores, providers, merchants that accept and deal in bitcoin currency.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade
I am feeling adventuresome lately so I think I'll give it a try.
Saw a news article the other day that said was buying gold bouillon to go back on a gold standard. Didn't read beyond the headline...
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I don’t have any money.
I like the green dollars that can fold and put in my pocket. It is everyone’s favorite color, the right fit for everyone and is lightweight. If we go to Bitcoin, we admit the dollar has tanked and has no value. That is my opinion.
Just hope one's hard drive doesn't crash.
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At the end of the day is it any different than the electric money in your bank account? 
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